15 Avondale,

Features

• All mains services are provided
• Natural gas central heating
• Baxi gas boiler housed in garage
• Wooden gate at side entrance
• Enclosed rear garden
• P.V.C. fascia and soffit
• P.V.C. double glazed windows throughout
• Mature hydrangea
• Concrete driveway

This fine 3 bed semi-detached home is prominently positioned on the Kildalkey Road, within an easy stroll of all amenities including the Boyne Walk and Dublin Bus stop.

This property which was built in the early 1970's has been in the one family since 1981. The enclosed back garden is a beautiful suntrap and has a mature hedgerow and is very private., there is a side entrance and front and back entrance to the garage.

The accommodation comprises of entrance hall, sittingroom, kitchen, diningroom, back hall, level access shower room, integral garage with pitched roof. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms and bathroom.

Avondale, called after the estate of the MP for County Meath, Charles Stewart Parnell is a well established and respected neighbourhood. Entrance Porch  Sliding storm door
Entrance Hall  Laminate wood floor
Sittingroom  Laminate wood floor. Connecting door to diningroom
Dining Room  Laminate wood floor. Connecting door to kitchen
Kitchen  Laminate wood floor. Solid oak fitted units with white & grey worktop and dispaly shelving unit. Washing machine, freestanding electric cooker, Powerpoint fridge freezer, understairs storage, pantry press, P.V.C .door to back hall
Back hall  Tiled floor. P.V.C. back door opens into side access
Shower Room  w.c. with press flush, wash hand basin, corner shower with Triton T90 xr instant electric unit, fully tiled floor and walls
Garage  Up and over door. Back door opening into back hall. Pitched roof
Upstairs  Landing with hotpress.
Bedroom 2  Laminate wood floor. Built in wardrobe
Bedroom 3  Fitted 3 door wardrobe
Bedroom 1  Laminate wood floor
BER: D2
BER Number: 117434845
Energy Performance Indicator: 101.91m2

Trim (Irish: Baile Átha Troim) is situated on the River Boyne, and has a population of approximately 9,000. This charming, well planned town attracts a large number of visitors and has now developed a reputation as being the gourmet capital of the North East.  The town has a host of excellent hotels including Knightsbrook, Trim Castle and Castle Arch and has now established itself as a go-to location for dining out with a number of first class restaurants.  The town is noted for Trim Castle - the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland. Trim has won the prestigious Irish Tidy Towns Competition several times, including a Gold Medal in 2014, highlighting the strong sense of community.  There is a regular bus service to Blanchardstown and Dublin City.  Trim has excellent schools including five primary and two secondary schools.

BER Details

BER Rating: D2

BER No.: 117434845

Energy Performance Indicator: Not provided