Craigtown, Carndonagh, Co. Donegal, F93K065

Just 5 mins from Carndonagh Town Centre Constructed in 1982, this compact 3 bedroom bungalow is positioned just five minutes from Carndonagh Town Centre and represents an ideal opportunity for local families seeking a manageable home in a convenient setting. Set on a level plot, the property offers easy access throughout and the substantial garages provide excellent DIY and workshop areas, with ample scope for storage or hobby space. The accommodation is well laid out and comfortably proportioned, making it a practical choice for those looking to put down roots close to all the amenities the town has to offer. Interested parties should note that the property may be eligible for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant of up to €50,000 and may also qualify for additional SEAI energy upgrade grants, offering real potential to enhance and modernise the home. Presented by Brendan McGee at Franklins call now to arrange a viewing. The accommodation is arranged as follows; Part glazed PVC front door with a fully glazed side panel into; Entrance Vestibule; 1.50m x 0.87m tiled flooring, fully glazed door & side panel into; Entrance Hallway; 5.92m x 3.13m laminated wooden flooring, loft access, cornice in the ceiling with central ceiling rose, door to; Living Room; 3.83m x 3.53m carpeted flooring, striking marble fireplace with granite inset and hearth, electric fire, decorative cornice in the ceiling with central ceiling rose, nice rural views Dining Room/Family Room; 6.26m x 3.66 built-in storage cupboards, door to hot press, solid fuel burning stove positioned on a raised hearth with a pine fireplace, tongue and groove pine wooden ceiling, vinyl flooring, door to; Kitchen; 3.10m x 2.44m comprehensively equipped with solid oak wall & base units, work surfaces with tiled surrounding walls, stainless steel single drainer sink unit, four ring gas hob & oven with extractor hood, plumbed for washing machine, tiled flooring, PVC door to outside. Bedroom 1; 3.19m x 2.87m (front) carpeted flooring, floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes, unfitted storage Bedroom 2; 3.00m x 3.45m (front) carpeted flooring, floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes with central mirrored vanity unit, nice rural views Bedroom 3; 3.61m x 3.70m (rear) carpeted flooring, floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes with mirrored vanity unit Shower Room; 1.81m x 3.09m white two piece suite with walk-in wet area with a Aqualisa manual shower & shower curtain, fully tiled walls & tiled flooring, fitted mirror, fitted storage cabinet Garden and Grounds Block built entrance pillars with wrought iron gates to a fully concreted front & rear driveway, small front garden laid to lawn, ramp to the back door entrance Storage Shed; 1.24m x 2.12m Garage/Shed; 5.52m x 5.91m Garage/Workshop; 15.02m x 5.78m Directions Known locally as `Carn,` Carndonagh is widely regarded as the hub of Inishowen and the main town of the northern peninsula. It is a thriving market town built around the Diamond, with an excellent choice of supermarkets, banks, restaurants, pubs and a wide variety of smaller retail outlets, along with a library and Public Services Centre. Visitcarndonagh Everyday essentials are all close to hand, making it a genuinely convenient base for family life, with the larger shopping centres of Letterkenny and Derry both within easy reach. For families in particular, the town is hard to beat on schooling and community. Carndonagh is home to six national schools, as well as Carndonagh Community School, formerly the largest community school in the Republic of Ireland. Wikipedia Sport and activity are woven into local life too, from the local GAA club and Carndonagh F.C. soccer club Wikipedia to Irish dancing, music, scouts and the well-known Inishowen Gospel Choir. Discovering Ireland There`s a strong calendar of community events, including the long-running Inishowen Agricultural Show. The setting is just as appealing. The town sits amid some of the finest scenery in the country, with a string of beautiful sandy beaches nearby at Culdaff, Lagg, the Five Fingers Strand in Malin, Pollan Bay and Tullagh, and the most northerly point of Ireland at Malin Head just a short drive away. Discovering Ireland Attractions such as the 7th-century Donagh Cross, Doagh Famine Village, Ballyliffin Golf Club and the Trawbreaga Bay wildlife sanctuary Stay in Donegal are all on the doorstep. Connections are good too, with City of Derry Airport around 30 minutes away and a daily coach service to Dublin from the Diamond. Discovering Ireland Looking ahead, a new Local Area Plan sets out a decade-long vision for the town, including town-centre regeneration, an enhanced riverside walk and improved community and recreational amenities Donegal Live all positive signs for a town on the up. By putting the Eircode F93 K065 into Google maps on your smart phone the app will direct interested parties to this property. 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.