45 Cord Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92FC6K

General Description Steeped in history and character, this end-of-terrace residence on the Cord Road offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a charming home in the heart of Drogheda. Originally constructed in the 1800s, the property beautifully combines its period heritage with practical living. While retaining its original character, the home offers a fantastic foundation for those looking to create a bespoke town-centre home with significant potential to extend to the rear (subject to planning permission) in one of the town’s most established and sought-after residential areas. Property Overview This 72.4 sq. m. end-of-terrace property benefits from invaluable side access leading to the rear, a standout feature for such a central location. The home has been updated with modern essentials, including double-glazed windows throughout and gas-fired central heating. While the property holds a BER G rating, these existing upgrades provide a significant head start for any future energy retrofitting. Resident permit parking is available directly to the front. Accommodation The entrance opens into a bright and inviting main living room, featuring a cosy fireplace stove that serves as a warm focal point. This leads through to an extended kitchen at the rear. A guest WC completes the downstairs accommodation. Upstairs, the property boasts a generous main bedroom to the front, along with a family bathroom and two further well-proportioned bedrooms. The property also includes attic space, providing essential extra storage. Key Features Historic 1800s End-of-Terrace Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Double Glazed Windows Gas-Fired Central Heating Fireplace Stove in Sitting Room Rare Vehicular Side Access Long Rear Garden with Potential to Extend (Subject to Planning Permission) Resident Permit Parking Attic Storage Space Location Superbly located on the Cord Road, this property is just a short stroll from the centre of Drogheda. Residents enjoy easy access to Laurence Street, West Street, and a wide variety of local shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants. The property is ideally positioned with the Boyne River and historic sites nearby. For commuters, Drogheda Train Station and the bus station are within easy reach for travel to Dublin or Belfast, and the M1 motorway is approximately a 10-minute drive away. Ideal For This property is an ideal prospect for those looking for a restoration project with genuine personality, or for builders and investors alike. It will also appeal to first-time buyers who want the convenience of town-centre living and the chance to put their own stamp on a historic home that already benefits from gas heating, modern glazing, and the added privacy of being end-of-terrace. Viewing Viewing is strictly by appointment only with the listing agent.