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This detached and architecturally renovated stone cottage that is located on the Kilrush Road in the heart of Labasheeda Village overlooks the Shannon Estuary and is within walking distance of all local services and amenities. This three-bedroom three-bathroom home comes to the market for €249,950.
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The property is within a 30 minute drive of Ennis Town and the M18 motorway.
This is a must view to truly appreciate the quality of finishes that are expressed both inside and out including exposed ceiling beams, double ceiling height to the living area, cut stone walls, apex glass roof to the kitchen and extensive timber flooring and tiling to name but a few of the features the property boasts.
To the exterior, a gentle stream winds its way along the edge of the property with a cut stone wall framing it adding to the overall stunning setting this property enjoys.
Viewing is highly recommended and strictly by prior appointment with sole selling agent.
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