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Author: Our Reporter
~ 2 minutes read
Farrell Auctioneers are handling the sale of this magnificent home at Bóthar na Mias in Kinvara.
Number 19 simply oozes style and there’s no question it’s right up there with the best of showhouses.
It boasts character and comfort with its design allowing light to flow brightly throughout – thanks to the large glass wall window it features.
A three-bed property, there is also potential for a fourth bedroom on the ground floor. The living area and kitchen are tastefully designed and laid out with modern day comforts in mind.
The bespoke kitchen is every homemakers dream, with its floor to ceiling kitchen units as well as many other features.
This beautiful residence is located within walking distance of Kinvara Bay which is one of the most desirable places to live in the world. Not alone would the property make a beautiful family home and the occupants would have the benefit of the unrivalled natural beauty that the area has to offer, but this lively picturesque village has all amenities needed for everyday living such as schools, childcare, post office, a host of restaurants/cafes/bars, playground, medical centre, hotel, GAA facilities not to mention the instant access to a selection of beaches dotted along the Wild Atlantic way.
Selling agent Colm Farrell said: “This property has to be viewed to appreciate both the dwelling and the stunning setting.”
The asking price is €450,000. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Farrell Auctioneers on 091 632688.
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