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An "impressive" three-bedroom and three-bathroom home has come on the market in Carlow for less than €300,000.
1 Maple Court, Phelim Wood, is in a housing estate in Tullow and is less than 10 minutes walking distance from the town.
Built in and around 2005, it's a semi-detached home with ample garden space in the back and a BER of C1.
Brought to the market by O'Farrell Properties, the home is considered to be in "great condition."
The asking price is €270,000.
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Some key features include a modern fitted kitchen, a solid fuel stove, an en-suite bedroom, and private off-street parking.
The house is sat on a corner site, offering some extra privacy.
It is heated by oil and has a "generous" amount of living space.
"Bright, well-proportioned living accommodation makes this home both comfortable and practical for modern family living," the ad of Daft.ie reads.
The kitchen has tiled flooring and patio doors to the back garden.
There are three schools that are 1km or less away from the house and many just a short distance further.
For more information or to view the ad in full, visit Daft.ie.
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