The Hill, Arda Na Deirge, (type C), Arda Na Deirge, Killaloe, Co. Clare
Price on Application
New DevelopmentGroup of 4 Bed Townhouses
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Contact Name: John Phelan
Agent:
Harry Brann Auctioneers & Valuers
PSR Licence Number: 001159
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Accommodation to include;
Ground Floor - Entrance Hall, Lounge, Kitchen/Dining Area, Guest WC & Utility.
First Floor - Bedroom 1,2 & 3 - 1 En-suite & Family Bathroom & Balcony Area
Second Floor - Bedroom 4 - En-suite & Balcony Area
Features
HOUSE TYPE C - 176 SQ MTS /1,895 SQ FT - PRICE ON APPLICATION
Panoramic views of Lough Derg from First & Second-Floor Balconies
A2 energy rating
Air-To-Water heating as main heat source - (Under-floor on ground floor & radiators on upper floors)
Home Bond
House Specifications
Kitchen: Choice of colour, worktop, single bowl sink and taps & integrated extractor.
Utility: With fitted units.
Tiling:
Main Bathroom: Floor tiles, both sides of bath to ceiling & WBH splash back.
En-suite: Fully wall & floor tiled, WBH splash back.
Floor Finishes:
Downstairs WC: Floor tiles
Kitchen/Dining: Floor tiles
Utility: Floor tiles
Bedrooms: Choice of 12mm laminate flooring or carpet
Entrance Hallway: Choice of 12mm laminate flooring or carpet
Lounge: Choice of 12mm laminate flooring or carpet
Stairs & Landing: Carpets
Painting: Fully painted in a choice of 2 colours internally. One colour choice externally
Landscaping: Front & rear gardens fully landscaped including seeded lawns. Tarmacadam driveways. Guest Parking.
Killaloe, home of Brian Boru, the former High King of Ireland from 1002 to 1014, is situated on the banks of the River Shannon, amongst the Slieve Bernagh mountains of Clare and the Arra hills of Tipperary at the lower end of beautiful Lough Derg. Killaloe and its twin town of Ballina are linked by an impressive 13 arch bridge which the River Shannon passes through enroute to the Atlantic Ocean.
There's plenty to do in the bustling twin-towns, it's a wonderful place for families with lots of activities and places of interest nearby. Take a lakeside walk, a lake cruise on the Spirit of Killaloe or hire a boat and go fishing. All sports are catered for to include hurling, Gaelic football, rugby & soccer. Shoppers will enjoy an eclectic mix of shops and boutiques or the opportunity to buy fresh produce and crafts at the Farmer's Market each Sunday, not to mention the large number of award winning restaurants & pubs - discoverkillaloe.ie
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