109 Cartrun Breac
Lisbrack
Longford
N39 NH00

3 Bedroom semi detached house of c. 95.4 sqm. on the outskirts of Longford town centre just off the Battery Road.

The house was originally built in 2006 but was finished in 2016 and looks out onto a park green area. The house features a large open plan Living / Dining and Kitchen area. Engineered wooden floors flow throughout this ground floor area and there is a solid fuel insert stove. The kitchen units are modern with integrated fridge freezer, cooker, hobb and extractor fan. There is also a downstairs WC.

Upstairs there are two large double sized bedrooms. The family bathroom was updated with a large luxury pumped shower and is fully tiled. The single bedroom would be an ideal home office to take advantage of the fibre to the home and gigabit cable broadband available in the area.

This house is an ideal first home.


Outside:
To the rear of the house there is a fenced in lawn area. There are some planted boxes running along the edges of the gardens and a small wooden garden shed. There are agricultural lands to the rear of the house.

To the front there is a small garden in decorative stone with paved footpaths. With parking at the front of the house and across the road by the park green.


Location:
Cartrun Breac is ideally located just off Longford’s much sought after Battery Road, within walking distance of the town centre.

Surrounded be a vast array of sporting amenities being beside Pearce Park GAA grounds & across from Longford Rugby Club. The estate is also convenient to the N4 Dublin – Sligo Rd and the Axis retail park beside it. There is a local shop at a petrol service station at the top of Lisbrack road.


Directions
Eircode: N39 NH00
GPS: 53.7392, -7.8076

Mains Water and Sewerage,
Oil fired central heating
Fibre to the home & Cablecom Gigabyte high speed broadband available.

BER: B3
BER Number: 105268668
Energy Performance Indicator: 141.19

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.