The Evergreen
Oak Vale Meadows Master Sheet
Stradbally
Co. Laois

Stradbally is well known for The Electric Picnic but maybe its time to look at staying longer than a weekend. Stradbally has much to offer, there are 2 primary schools with excellent campi., supermarket, doctor and a range of restaurants and pubs. Oak Vale Meadows is a small development adjacent to St. Colemans primary School which will make this development the choice of many and we are delighted to announce the magnificient first Phase is now launching. making these houses an ideal family home.They are built to the highest possible stanadard and ensure they suit modern family life.The Homes are designed carefully and specially for this developement. These new homes are top of its class when it comes to Elegance,Style,Luxury and most of all storage. All The Bedrooms are decently sized along with the rest of the house it comes fully fitted and features a BER A3 rating saving you money and the environment. Relax and enjoy knowing that these homes showcase designer standard bathrooms and are pleasent and elegant to live in having all the modern features you would want in the best possible location. The Site plan is Breathtaking and enjoy's many green open spaces throughout. With big driveways and a posh brick facade to the front All The Housetypes have it all. amazing floorplans, luxorious bathrooms,and glorious kitchens we see why Oak Vale Meadows makes the perfect family address.

Enquire Now at info@sherryfitzhk.ie OR 057 8620044 as demand is unprecedented !

BER: A2
BER Number: 111111111
Energy Performance Indicator: 50

Stradbally (Irish: An Sráidbhaile, meaning "the (one) street town") is a town in County Laois, located in the midlands of Ireland along the N80 road, a National Secondary Route, about 12 km (7 mi) from Portlaoise. It is known for the birth of motor racing, the Steam Rally and Electric Picnic.

Stradbally comprises a long linear street with two squares on the western side – The Market Square and The Courthouse Square. The main function of the town is that of a service centre for the surrounding agricultural hinterland. It has a number of major employers, including the McKeowns and there are also a range of services including doctors, beauticians, hairdressers, public houses, garages and small shops providing employment