73 Brackinrainey Manor, Enfield

Congratulations, you`ve stumbled upon a real gem! Step inside No. 73 to be amazed. This is an awe-inspiring, magnificently extended and extensively retrofitted four bedroomed semi-detached home (fourth bedroom presently extensively fitted as large walk-in wardrobe space). It is abundantly obvious the passion and love the current owners have for this property given its fantastic decorative condition and its high degree of finish. Along with its recent extension, this property is sure to make dreams come through for the new buyers we recommend that you take a look at the photographs and the floorplan, and if you`re impressed, then perhaps act promptly to arrange a viewing.

LOCATION
Brackinrainey Manor, just a couple of minutes walk from Longwood village centre, comprises a private residential scheme newly developed in the mid-noughties, incorporating a handsome mix of predominately semi-detached homes. There is a creche located at the estate entrance and there are both primary and secondary school in the village too.

Located ten minutes drive from Enfield, with M4 adjacent and serviced by commuter train line, Longwood is a quaint rural village that supports shops, takeaways and bars as well as doctors general practice, pharmacy, hardware, post office, GAA pavilion and pitches, coffee shop, creche, primary school and secondary school amongst other services and facilities. Local attractions include the idyllic tin roof Furey`s Bar with restaurant by the Royal Canal, Moyvalley House Hotel and Golf Club, Johnstown House Hotel, Kilrainey Equestrian Centre, Derrymore Lakes, the Blackwater and Boyne rivers, and various local golf courses, South Meath, County Meath, Knightsbrook, Rathcore and Knockanally, but to name a few. There is a scout group located in the village and there are many other recreation and sporting facilities based locally supporting football, soccer, canoeing, boating, youth club, and more. A towpath from the village leads to the Royal Canal Greenway, a fantastic amenity for all to walk, jog, run or cycle. This Greenway spans some 130km, starting in Maynooth in Co Kildare and finishing up in Clondra, Co Longford, in between transversing Counties Meath and Westmeath. Locally and sustainably families can be wholesomely occupied and engaged.

Add to that, nearby Enfield offers excellent public transport via train station on the Dublin / Sligo line and schedule bus services. There, one can join with the M4, which provides for easy connection with the M6 too. As a result, Longwood proves popular as a place to call home for those who commute or transverse the country for work. Just fifteen minutes drive is the heritage town of Trim on the River Boyne, home to the magnificent King Johns Castle, Irelands largest Norman castle. A popular tourism hub in the Boyne Valley region, there one can explore the Porchfields or pack in a walk along the Slí na Sláinte which is decorated with the magnificent medieval ruins at the Echo Gate and Newtown. Fifteen minutes drive too, in the opposite direction takes one to Kinnegad. Between the three centres, Enfield, Trim and Kinnegad, they support many indigenous retailers as well as the multiples, including Aldi, Eurospar, Lidl, SuperValu and Tesco. The university town of Maynooth is some twenty minutes drive while Liffey Valley shopping centre is relatively convenient too at some thirty minutes drive or so.

10 minutes drive to Enfield serviced by train line and variety of bus services
15 minutes drive to the wonderful heritage town of Trim
20 minutes drive to Maynooth University Town
40 minutes drive to Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
Within walking distance of village with crèche and schools, both primary and secondary
Walkway through village connecting with the Royal Canal Greenway

OUTSIDE
Enclosed compact front garden area with parking along the avenue. A gated side entrance leads to the extensively developed rear garden. It features a timber deck area, a paved patio, and an astro area with a playhouse. There is water here as well as outside lighting. The versatility of the side entrance is further enhanced with it being covered by a lean-to, providing shelter for lots, including bicycles.


Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Utilities
Electric: Mains Supply
Gas: None
Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: None
Broadband: None
Telephone: None

Other Items
Heating: Not Specified
Garden/Outside Space: No
Parking: No
Garage: No