Clondone Ballyhealy Road, Delvin Co.Westmeath

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CLONDONE BALLYHEALY ROAD, DELVIN CO.WESTMEATH Modern 4 Bedroom Detached Bungalow Standing on c.0.37 Acres of Private & Secured Grounds Spacious Family Accommodation & Superbly located within Minutes Walking of Delvin Village & Approx 1 M ile to Local National School c.20 m ins Drive to Mullingar Town Centre Master Bedroom Ensuite Oil Fired Central Heating throughout Price Guide : €145,000 Reference : 3786 Address: Clondone, Ballyhealy Road, Delvin, Co.Westmeath ACCOMMODATION: Entrance Hall 15` 6`` x 5` 0`` Bright & Spacious with Timber Flooring, Skirting & (4.72 x 1.52) A rchitrave Landing 16` 0`` x 5` 0`` (4.88 x 1.52) Sitting Room 14` 6`` x 11` 7`` Front A spect & Ov erlooking Garden. Feature Open Hearth (4.42 x 3.53) Fireplace with C ast-Iron & Pine Surround. Timber Flooring. C oving. Television & Telphone Points. Kithen/Dining Room 15` 0`` x 14` 6`` Impressive Fully Fitted Light Beech 'Shaker' Sty le Kitchen (4.57 x 4.42) with Wall & Base Units offering ample Storage. Plumbed for Dishwasher. Stainless Steel Cooker, Hob & Extractor Fan. Tiled Floor & Splash Back. Utility Room 12` 4`` x 6` 2`` Spacious Utility Room with Hotpress. Tiled Floor. (3.76 x 1.88) Rear Porch 6` 10`` x 4` 6`` Tiled Floor. Door to Rear & Door to Kitchen (2.08 x 1.37) Guest T oilet 5` 1`` x 4` 7`` WC ., & Wash H and Basin. Tiled Floor (1.55 x 1.40) Bedroom 1 (M aster) 11` 9`` x 10` 10`` V ery Bright & Spacious with 2 Windows for excess Natural (3.58 x 3.30) Light. Ensuite (Bedroom 1) 6` 6`` x 4` 0`` Fully Tiled Walls & Floors with WC., Wash Hand Basin & (1.98 x 1.22) Large Shower C ubicle with "Triton T 90" Electric Shower installed. Bedroom 2 3.33 x 3.30 Double Bedroom with Rear Aspect.Wood Floor & Telev ision (10` 11`` x 10` 10``) Point Bedroom 3 3.33 x 3.02 Double Bedroom with Front Aspect.Wood Flooring. (10` 11`` x 9` 11``) Television Point Bedroom 4 11` 4`` x 9` 11`` Double Bedroom with Rear Aspect. Wood Flooring. (3.45 x 3.02) Television Point Main Bathroom 10` 10`` x 5` 10`` Main Bathroom is Fully Tiled both Walls & Floors. With WC., (3.30 x 1.78) Wash Hand Basin, Bath & Large Shower Cubicle with "Triton T90" Shower installed. Features: All Solid Pine Doors throughout Wired for Burglar Alarm Mains Water & Sewerage Oil Fired Central Heating Wheelchair Access to rear of Property Broadband Connection Prime Location on Bus Route to Athboy, Mullingar & Dublin Driving – c.1 Mile to National Schools (Crowenstown & Delvin) & c.15 Mins to Athboy for Secondary School, c.20 Mins Mullingar/Kells & just c.2 Min Walking to Delvin Village Block Built Co-ordinates: N 53:36:38 W 7:5:9 Directions: From Mullingar travel out the Delvin Road N52. Continue straight for c.13 Miles until you come to the Village of Delvin. Take the 1 st right turn in the Village & this will bring you onto the Ballyhealy Road, subject Property is approx 600 meters out this on the right hand side. Finance: We can offer independent mortgage adv ice from The Mortgage & Inv estment Centre, a specialist mortgage company w ithin Property Partners / J.B. McDonnell & Co. Agents, who will help find you the best & most competitiv e mortgage to suit your needs. Contact The M ortgage & I nvestment on ( 044) 9333333 .

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