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27 Dec 2025
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27 Dec 2025
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This stunning three-bedroom semi-detached property in Ennistymon town is in a quiet, private location, just a short stroll from all local amenities and facilities.
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Constructed in 2006, the home is architecturally designed and exudes warmth, comfort and elegance.
It benefits from a landscaped and tiered rear garden drenched in natural sunlight, which then flows through the entire house creating a welcoming ambience.
Located just a three-minute drive from Lahinch beach and the world renowned 18-hole Championship golf course, Ennistymon is a thriving business and shopping town, also boasting a wonderful selection of primary schools and a ‘new’ community secondary school within walking distance of the property.
This house has zoned oil fired central heating throughout with a separate water setting, double glazed PVC windows and doors and an insert solid fuel stove. A high level of Insulation has also been installed throughout.
Its asking price is €350,000.
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