Cottage & Lands - 5.6 Acres Approx
Lacknagreagh
Inniskeen (Drumsinnot)
Co. Louth
A91 X8WH

The Cottage at Lacknagreagh offers a unique one / two bedroomed detached cottage, located in a tranquil rural setting, close to both Inniskeen and Knockbridge Villages where a number of local amenities are available including schools, shops and churches. Larger supermarkets, bars and restaurants can be found in the nearby town of Dundalk. The property is convenient to M1 Motorway Junction 17 providing links to Dublin and Belfast.

Set on 5.6 acres approx, the property consists of the original cottage and surrounding gardens. The residence extends to an overall floor area of approximately 45.2 sq. m. (486 sq. ft.) and provides the following accommodation; hallway, kitchen/living/dining room, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom.

The property is in fair condition given it's age and offers potential purchasers a fantastic opportunity to extend, modernise or redesign this idyllic country cottage, allowing buyers to create their own home with no difficulty due to local needs stipulations!

The superb lands adjoining provide a wide array of opportunities, ideal as a horse paddock, small farm holding or ample space to grow your own fruit and veg and embrace the country living!

This is a real opportunity to create a very special home in a pleasant rural setting of mid Louth.

GROUND FLOOR  
Porch  
Bedroom 1 / Sitting Room 3.79m x 3.60m 
Kitchen/Living/Dining 3.89m x 3.79m 
Bathroom 2.60m x 1.50m 
Bedroom 2 4.21m x 2.29m 
 TOTAL FLOOR AREA: 486 sq.ft. (45.2 sq.m.) approx.

BER: F
BER Number: 116782616
Energy Performance Indicator: kWh/m²/yr

Dundalk is the county town and administrative capital of County Louth, situated where the Castletown River flows into Dundalk Bay. The town is close to the border with Northern Ireland and equidistant from Dublin and Belfast. The town's name, which was historically written as Dundalgan, has associations with the mythical warrior Cú Chulainn. In 2003 Dundalk was amongst nine cities and towns to be designated Gateway status in the Irish Government's National Spatial Strategy.