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Cherrytree Cottage, Oberstown, Tara, Co Meath, Tara, Meath

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Cherrytree Cottage, Oberstown, Tara, Co Meath, Tara, Meath

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Eircode C15X271

Description

*** FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION (UPS) *** on Friday 22nd October 2021 at 4.30pm at J. O'Connell’s Public House, Skryne Hill, Tara, Co Meath (Eircode C15 EY76) and online via the LSL Auction platform. For further details and registration, please contact the Auctioneers. SOLICITOR WITH CARRIAGE OF SALE Mr Kevin Martin Malone & Martin Market Street, Trim, Co Meath Tel: 046 9431256 Cherrytree is a beautiful Parnellite stone characterful cottage built in 1880. In recent years, this unique home has been extensively but sympathetically refurbished and retrofitted. Moreover, it has been nurtured by its current exacting owner. Extensive electrical, plumbing, heating and insulation upgrades were undertaken, together with the fitting of an Oak painted kitchen, flooring, and fully tiled bathroom with rainfall shower, this property has been transformed into the comfortable and elegant home that it is today, totally conducive with modern day living. Add to that, planning permission has recently been obtained to extend the residence, notwithstanding that for most, this gem is perfect as it is. This beautiful semi-detached cottage residence sits on just over a quarter of an acre of grounds and gardens, with the rear garden predominately laid under lawn with a fabulous Cherry tree at its centre. There is a Loghouse style home office sited there too, suitable for a multitude of uses. To the front, in the main, is of pebble surface, providing for ample parking for residents and their guests. LOCATION Set in the heart of the Boyne Valley, amongst rolling countryside, Cherrytree Cottage is located some 5km, as the crow flies, west of the Hill of Tara, the ancient ceremonial and burial site and seat of the High Kings of Ireland that also features in Irish mythology. Just one kilometre or so from Cherrytree Cottage is Oberstown Cross Roads with Swans public house and shop. A little further up one will find both St Colmcille’s primary school and church (RC). Nearby you will also find Fox’s Castle Lounge and ‘Mrs O’s’ – J. O’Connell’s iconic public house and horse stables featured in the Guinness ‘White Christmas’ advertisement. Cherrytree Cottage fronts the L1005, a road which links the N2 to the R147 (Navan/Dunshaughlin Road), both about four minutes drive, allowing easy connection with the M2 and M3 motorways respectively. The town of Navan is some 14km distant while the expanding centres of Dunshaughlin, Ratoath and Ashbourne are 8.5km, 11km and 14km distant respectively. These urban centres provide for an extensive range of shopping facilities, restaurants, pubs, cinemas, business services and much more. Blanchardstown Centre is 25 minutes drive and is also serviced by the R147 bus routes. The location is popular with commuters offering an easy commute to Dublin City and Airport. There is a local bus network servicing the locality as well as an extensive commuter service along the R147. In addition, a commuter train service (park and ride) at Dunboyne is a twenty minute or so drive from the property. The locality is served by national schools including those at Skyrne (1.8km) and Rathfeigh (2.2km). There is an excellent choice of post primary schools too including those at Dunshaughlin, Ratoath and Navan. The area is very well catered for in terms of recreational and sporting facilities with an extensive range of sport codes accommodated. Gaelic football, hurling, soccer and rugby are particularly well facilitated locally. The golf enthusiast will be impressed by fantastic courses within a few minutes drive including the famous Jack Nicklaus designed course at Killeen Castle, Royal Tara Golf Club and Black Bush Golf Club. Rathfeigh Pitch and Putt is also within walking distance. Race-goers will be spoilt too with Navan Racecourse and Fairyhouse close by. Amongst others, local attractions include: castles at Slane and Trim; Brú na Bóinne including Newgrange; Bective Abbey; Battle of the Boyne visitor centre; Hill of Tara; together with various water and fishing based activities on the Boyne and Blackwater rivers. For the family, Balrath Woods and Newgrange Farm are a short commute and nearby Tayto Park offers the exhilarating Cú Chulainn Coaster among the many other attractions.

Accommodation

Entrance Hall Composite entrance door with glazed feature panel. Tile floor. Living Room 5.15m x 4.05m max. Original feature exposed brick fireplace with Heritage log burner. Timber style floor. Television point. Recessed shelving. Velux skylight. Hotpress off. Kitchen 4.45m x 2.90m Features a Tierney painted Oak fitted kitchen having both base and wall mounted cabinets incorporating glass unit, larder unit, shelves, dual bin unit and ceramic sink along with a range of integrated appliances namely dishwasher, double oven, hob and extractor hood. Metro tiling to wall surfaces over countertops. Timber style floor. Recessed lighting. French doors opening onto a raised timber deck and provide a view of the rear garden and the green fields beyond. Utility Room 1.80m x 1.20m Tiled floor. Plumbed for washing machine and dryer Shower Room 2.20m x 1.80m Complete wall and floor tiling featuring Metro wall tiling. Incorporates Sonas sanitaryware. Includes sink set in cabinet, mirrored cabinet, toilet and level entry shower with slider enclosure fitted with thermostatic valve shower having rainfall type head. Bedroom 1 3.30/3.00m x 2.75m Timber style floor. Extensive wardrobes. Television point. Bedroom 2 3.60m x 2.10m Timber style floor.

Features

Stone cottage of historical character Fully refurbished in 2015 to exceptional standard Tierney painted Oak fitted kitchen with an array of appliances and extras Solid wood internal doors with black ironmongery Oil fired central heating from an energy efficient condenser boiler Double glazed window units Thermostatic valve pump shower with rainfall type shower head Loghouse home office included with television point, power, light and heat Fibre broadband locally Mains operated smoke and carbon monoxide alarms

BER Details

BER: C3

Directions

From Dublin, take the M2 exiting at Junction 3 to join with the R125 and continue to the village of Rataoth. In Ratoath, join the Skryne Road, continuing for some 9.5km to Oberstown Cross Roads (Swans). At this junction, turn right and the property is situated approximately 1km on the left. Alternatively take the M3, exiting at Junction 6 to join with the R125 in the direction of Dunshaughlin. Continue to join the R147 in the direction of Navan. After joining the R147, proceed for some 5.3km to Ross Cross turning right onto the L1005. Proceed along this road for some 3.6km passing straight through Oberstown Cross Roads (Swans) whereupon the property can be seen on the left. From Navan, take the R147 (Dunshaughlin Road) to Ross Cross turning left to join the L1005. Proceed along this road for some 3.6km passing straight through Oberstown Cross Roads (Swans) whereupon the property can be seen on the left. Eircode C15 X271

Viewing Details

In order to fully appreciate the traits and merits of this lovely property, the agents welcome and recommend a viewing in early course. Viewing is by arrangement through Quillsen, telephone 046 9022100.

Description

*** FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION (UPS) *** on Friday 22nd October 2021 at 4.30pm at J. O'Connell’s Public House, Skryne Hill, Tara, Co Meath (Eircode C15 EY76) and online via the LSL Auction platform. For further details and registration, please contact the Auctioneers. SOLICITOR WITH CARRIAGE OF SALE Mr Kevin Martin Malone & Martin Market Street, Trim, Co Meath Tel: 046 9431256 Cherrytree is a beautiful Parnellite stone characterful cottage built in 1880. In recent years, this unique home has been extensively but sympathetically refurbished and retrofitted. Moreover, it has been nurtured by its current exacting owner. Extensive electrical, plumbing, heating and insulation upgrades were undertaken, together with the fitting of an Oak painted kitchen, flooring, and fully tiled bathroom with rainfall shower, this property has been transformed into the comfortable and elegant home that it is today, totally conducive with modern day living. Add to that, planning permission has recently been obtained to extend the residence, notwithstanding that for most, this gem is perfect as it is. This beautiful semi-detached cottage residence sits on just over a quarter of an acre of grounds and gardens, with the rear garden predominately laid under lawn with a fabulous Cherry tree at its centre. There is a Loghouse style home office sited there too, suitable for a multitude of uses. To the front, in the main, is of pebble surface, providing for ample parking for residents and their guests. LOCATION Set in the heart of the Boyne Valley, amongst rolling countryside, Cherrytree Cottage is located some 5km, as the crow flies, west of the Hill of Tara, the ancient ceremonial and burial site and seat of the High Kings of Ireland that also features in Irish mythology. Just one kilometre or so from Cherrytree Cottage is Oberstown Cross Roads with Swans public house and shop. A little further up one will find both St Colmcille’s primary school and church (RC). Nearby you will also find Fox’s Castle Lounge and ‘Mrs O’s’ – J. O’Connell’s iconic public house and horse stables featured in the Guinness ‘White Christmas’ advertisement. Cherrytree Cottage fronts the L1005, a road which links the N2 to the R147 (Navan/Dunshaughlin Road), both about four minutes drive, allowing easy connection with the M2 and M3 motorways respectively. The town of Navan is some 14km distant while the expanding centres of Dunshaughlin, Ratoath and Ashbourne are 8.5km, 11km and 14km distant respectively. These urban centres provide for an extensive range of shopping facilities, restaurants, pubs, cinemas, business services and much more. Blanchardstown Centre is 25 minutes drive and is also serviced by the R147 bus routes. The location is popular with commuters offering an easy commute to Dublin City and Airport. There is a local bus network servicing the locality as well as an extensive commuter service along the R147. In addition, a commuter train service (park and ride) at Dunboyne is a twenty minute or so drive from the property. The locality is served by national schools including those at Skyrne (1.8km) and Rathfeigh (2.2km). There is an excellent choice of post primary schools too including those at Dunshaughlin, Ratoath and Navan. The area is very well catered for in terms of recreational and sporting facilities with an extensive range of sport codes accommodated. Gaelic football, hurling, soccer and rugby are particularly well facilitated locally. The golf enthusiast will be impressed by fantastic courses within a few minutes drive including the famous Jack Nicklaus designed course at Killeen Castle, Royal Tara Golf Club and Black Bush Golf Club. Rathfeigh Pitch and Putt is also within walking distance. Race-goers will be spoilt too with Navan Racecourse and Fairyhouse close by. Amongst others, local attractions include: castles at Slane and Trim; Brú na Bóinne including Newgrange; Bective Abbey; Battle of the Boyne visitor centre; Hill of Tara; together with various water and fishing based activities on the Boyne and Blackwater rivers. For the family, Balrath Woods and Newgrange Farm are a short commute and nearby Tayto Park offers the exhilarating Cú Chulainn Coaster among the many other attractions.

Accommodation

Entrance Hall Composite entrance door with glazed feature panel. Tile floor. Living Room 5.15m x 4.05m max. Original feature exposed brick fireplace with Heritage log burner. Timber style floor. Television point. Recessed shelving. Velux skylight. Hotpress off. Kitchen 4.45m x 2.90m Features a Tierney painted Oak fitted kitchen having both base and wall mounted cabinets incorporating glass unit, larder unit, shelves, dual bin unit and ceramic sink along with a range of integrated appliances namely dishwasher, double oven, hob and extractor hood. Metro tiling to wall surfaces over countertops. Timber style floor. Recessed lighting. French doors opening onto a raised timber deck and provide a view of the rear garden and the green fields beyond. Utility Room 1.80m x 1.20m Tiled floor. Plumbed for washing machine and dryer Shower Room 2.20m x 1.80m Complete wall and floor tiling featuring Metro wall tiling. Incorporates Sonas sanitaryware. Includes sink set in cabinet, mirrored cabinet, toilet and level entry shower with slider enclosure fitted with thermostatic valve shower having rainfall type head. Bedroom 1 3.30/3.00m x 2.75m Timber style floor. Extensive wardrobes. Television point. Bedroom 2 3.60m x 2.10m Timber style floor.

Features

Stone cottage of historical character Fully refurbished in 2015 to exceptional standard Tierney painted Oak fitted kitchen with an array of appliances and extras Solid wood internal doors with black ironmongery Oil fired central heating from an energy efficient condenser boiler Double glazed window units Thermostatic valve pump shower with rainfall type shower head Loghouse home office included with television point, power, light and heat Fibre broadband locally Mains operated smoke and carbon monoxide alarms

BER Details

BER: C3

Directions

From Dublin, take the M2 exiting at Junction 3 to join with the R125 and continue to the village of Rataoth. In Ratoath, join the Skryne Road, continuing for some 9.5km to Oberstown Cross Roads (Swans). At this junction, turn right and the property is situated approximately 1km on the left. Alternatively take the M3, exiting at Junction 6 to join with the R125 in the direction of Dunshaughlin. Continue to join the R147 in the direction of Navan. After joining the R147, proceed for some 5.3km to Ross Cross turning right onto the L1005. Proceed along this road for some 3.6km passing straight through Oberstown Cross Roads (Swans) whereupon the property can be seen on the left. From Navan, take the R147 (Dunshaughlin Road) to Ross Cross turning left to join the L1005. Proceed along this road for some 3.6km passing straight through Oberstown Cross Roads (Swans) whereupon the property can be seen on the left. Eircode C15 X271

Viewing Details

In order to fully appreciate the traits and merits of this lovely property, the agents welcome and recommend a viewing in early course. Viewing is by arrangement through Quillsen, telephone 046 9022100.
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Date created: Sep 30, 2021

Quillsen (Navan)
Quillsen (Navan)
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