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38 Weirhope Drogheda, County Louth , A92 AK5P

  • Bedrooms 3
  • Bathrooms 2
  • Size 103 m²
  • Ber Rating
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Description

Charming 3 bedroom terraced family home (approx. 103 sqm) close to Drogheda town centre and train station.

Description:

This charming terraced house, built in 1965, is a rare find on the southside of Drogheda town centre. With a sunny rear garden, ample parking and a private garage, its location is ideal for those looking to be close to all the town’s amenities while at the same time being close to the country and the seaside.

From the minute you walk up the pathway you get a sense of warmth and welcome. The living room to the front is carpeted and has a large picture window and open fireplace. There is a second reception room also with a fireplace and laminate wooden flooring. Double doors lead into the kitchen, giving an open and airy feel. The kitchen is bright with a good selection of kitchen units along with an integrated dishwasher and cooker, with easy access to the back garden. There is a bathroom conveniently located off the kitchen with electric shower, wc and whb. The bathroom also accommodates a large storage unit with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two of which are spacious doubles, and a family bathroom with bath, whb and wc.

Outside, the sunny south facing back garden is partially paved with steps leading up to a graveled raised area. A door to the rear leads to a private road with space for parking and a large garage.

Location:

Weirhope is less than a 10-minute walk to Drogheda town centre and the main train station is accessible via steps from the station’s car park on the Marsh Road. There is a bus stop just outside the door serving Mornington, Bettystown and Laytown.

Local amenities including Scotch Hall shopping centre, church, pubs and restaurants are within walking distance of this lovely home. There are a number of primary and secondary schools within walking distance. The M1 motorway interchange of J7 (no toll to Dublin) is a 10 minute drive.

Features:

Quiet established residential area.
PVC double glazed windows and doors
Parking and garage to the rear of the property.
Large garden to the front.
South facing paved garden to the rear.

Services:

Mains water & sewerage.
Gas fired central heating.
Excellent broadband connectivity
Alarm

Accommodation:

GROUND FLOOR:

Entrance hall: 4.7m x 1.82m; tiled floor
Sitting room: 4.08m x 3.67m; fireplace, floor to ceiling window, carpet.
Living room: 5.5m x 2.91m; fireplace, laminate floor, double doors leading to kitchen.
Kitchen: 4.13m x 3.14m; tiled floor, good selection of kitchen units, cooker, integrated dishwasher, wooden ceiling,
Bathroom: 2.64m x 1.58m; electric shower, whb, wc, utility storage plumbed for washing machine.

FIRST FLOOR:

Main bedroom: 4.25m x 3.08m; double room, carpet, shelved presses.
Bedroom 2: 3.58m x 2.91m; double room, laminate floor.
Bedroom 3: 3.2m x 2.31m, single room, varnished floor boards, shelved presses.
Bathroom: 2.02m x 1.83m; bath, wc & whb.

OUTSIDE:

South facing rear partially paved garden.
Garage and parking to rear.

Directions:

Use Eircode: A92 AK5P

 

 

BER details

BER Rating:

BER No.: 117749234

Energy Performance Indicator: 306.42 kWh/m²/yr

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PSRA Licence No: 003766

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