9 Oakfield Road
Sligo
F91 AKF6

Recently upgraded chacterfull semi-detached home with large private site and generous living accommodation. Located on Oakfield Road the property is only a short walk to the Town Centre and with schools, shops, local sporting facilities and all amenities at hand. Offering all the space for modernliving inside and out the ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance porch and hallway,Sitting Room with feature open fireplace, seperate dining room with fireplace, Kitchen/Dining Room with newly fitted kitchen, large Utility room, guest wc and beroom/office (ensuite). Upstairs are three further bedrooms and the main house bathroom. Outside: Lawned and walled front garden with generous off street parking apron and mature planting. Gated side access. To the rear there is a large private west facing sunny garden with extensive patio areas and block built shed 9ft x 7ft Viewing highly recommended

Oil fired central heating
DG pvc windows
Pvc facia and soffit
Modernised throughout including kitchen and bathrooms
Energy efficient insulation retrofit
Private rear garden with sunny aspect
Convenient to all amenities

Porch 2.55m x 1.37m 
Entrance Hall 4.49m x 1.86m 
Sitting Room 3.88m x 3.61m Wooden flooring, open fireplace, ceiling coving.
Dining Room 4.06m x 3.92m Open fireplace, wooden flooring, ceiling coving.
Kitchen 4.4m x 2.73m Up to date kitchen with extensive range of fitted units, quartz worktop and breakfast island.
Utility Room 5.2m x 2.26m Good range of wall and floor units, tiled floor, wc.
Office/ Bedroom 4 4.17m x 2.35m Wooden flooring.
En-Suite 2.29m x 1.34m Shower, wc, whb fully tiled.
Bathroom 2.33m x 1.39m Shower, wc, whb, fully tiled.
Bedroom 2 4.03m x 3.41m Wooden flooring, built in wardrobe.
Bedroom 1 3.67m x 3.5m Sliding wardrobes, wooden flooring.
Bedroom 3 2.55m x 2.36m Wooden flooring, built in wardrobe.

BER: C3
BER Number: 111305702
Energy Performance Indicator: 204.43kWh/m²/yr

Sligo (Irish: Sligeach) is the county town, with a population of 19,452 in 2011. Sligo is a major economic, educational, administrative and cultural centre of Ireland's Border Region. The town is also an important tourist destination, owing mainly to the renowned natural beauty of the surrounding countryside and its literary and cultural associations. Situated on the coastal plain facing the Atlantic Ocean, the town is located on the banks of the Garavogue river between Lough Gill and the estuary leading to Sligo bay. Sligo has a vibrant nightlife, and is a popular destination for local residents and a sizable student population.