Key Features

Six bedroom detached dormer bungalow
Positioned on a large elevated site
Open plan kitchen / living room
Scenic countryside views
Located close to Slane Castle and Slane Village

Property Description

Lydon Farrell Property are delighted to present Emerson Lodge, an impressive 6 bedroom dormer bungalow situated on a professionally landscaped split level garden and elevated site. Emerson Lodge is situated in the countryside setting of Harlinstown, offering a balance of space and privacy, all within easy reach of Slane, Navan and Drogheda. Slane is a historic village in County Meath with this home located within 1km of Slane Castle.

Built with impressive attention to detail and presented in excellent condition throughout this family home consists of an entrance hall, sitting room, open plan kitchen / living room that benefits from an abundance of natural light, utility, dining room, bathroom, three bedrooms and an ensuite bedroom on the ground floor. The first floor comprises of a spacious landing, two double ensuite bedrooms and two multi purpose rooms with ensuites. This feature home is accessed via electric gates onto a large driveway which provides ample parking with vehicular access also possible to the rear of the property and the detached garage.

Ideally positioned in a scenic rural setting, Emerson Lodge enjoys impressive views of the surrounding countryside and benefits from peaceful country living while remaining close to a host of amenities and services. Slane Village is just a short drive away and offers a variety of cafés, restaurants, shops, schools and sporting facilities, while both Navan and Drogheda provide an extensive range of retail, leisure and transport amenities.

The area is further enhanced by excellent road connectivity via the N2 and nearby junction 10 of the M3 motorway, allowing for straightforward access to Dublin and surrounding areas.

Viewing by appointment.

BER Details

BER No. 118447044

Energy Performance Indicator: 193.47 kWh/m2/yr

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