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€99,500 Sold
2 beds
2 baths
69 sqm
13 Weavers Hall
Market Square
Longford
N39 EA27
Description
The apartment is very spacious and features an open plan kitchen / dining / living area, the kitchen is fully fitted with appliances. The living / dining area has laminate flooring and large glazed windows out to the south west facing aspect with panoramic views out the Athlone road area of the town.
The main bedroom is extra large and has an ensuite shower room and the second bedroom is also double sized and is served by a bathroom with a shower overhead.
The apartment comes fully furnished and would make an ideal small home with the benefit gigabit broadband could be ideal for remote working or the hybrid model with Longford Train station within easy walking distance.
Service Charge:
The service charge for 2024 is €1,745. Plus a development levy for this year of €1500 for proposed improvements. The service charge covers the common area maintenance & block insurance.
Location:
Weavers Hall is situated in the heart of the town centre to the rear of the Market Square convenient to all shops and services.
Longford Train Station, with 10 daily weekday departures to Dublin Connolly, is 4 minutes walk from the apartment block.
The development forms an entrance to a public carpark, for which a resident’s permit can be applied for.
The Market Square also marks the start of the Royal Canal Walkway and Cycle path that runs along the canal to Clondra Village.
Directions
Eircode: N39 EA27
GPS: 53.725, -7.8005
BER Information
BER Number: 110824760
Energy Performance Indicator: 157.2
About the Area
Longford (Irish: an Longfort) is an historical town with a population of 9,601 (2011 census). It lies at the meeting of the N4 and the N5 primary routes. Longford is a local commercial centre with many retail outlets, as well as several leisure facilities. Longford town has a number of primary schools, secondary schools, and an extensive adult education centre.
Longford is about 91 km from Sligo and 122 km from Dublin, and is served by Sligo-Dublin intercity train services. Journeys to Dublin by rail generally take less than two hours. There are also a large number of bus services to Dublin and other towns. Third level colleges are well served by the private companies during the academic year.
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