Thebera Lodge, Brownstown, Monasterboice, County Louth , A92 RT96

Mature four bedroom bungalow surrounded by an acre of gardens on elevated site with coastal views. (Additional 8 acres available).

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In an idyllic rustic setting, with winding country lanes, dry stone walls, and sheep filled fields, one could be forgiven for thinking that this lovely family home was located somewhere in the west of Ireland instead of just 10 minutes’ drive north of Drogheda town and a few minutes from the M1 motorway.  Set well back from the road on an elevated with sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and out towards the Irish Sea, Thebera Lodge is a fine four bedroom brick fronted bungalow built in the mid 80’s and surrounded by over an acre of grounds laid out in lawns and shrubs with the added benefit if a substantial detached garage at the rear.  The well-appointed accommodation includes four bedrooms, three of which have built in wardrobes.  There is a generous entrance hall with recently installed composite hall door and feature fireplace.  Double glass doors lead into the inner hall and to the right is the more formal of the reception rooms with solid fuel stove installed in the original open hearth fireplace.  Further double doors open through to the lofted sunroom with views to East, South and West, catching the sun all day long! Patio doors open out on to a raised and sheltered area with sea views.  The kitchen can also be accessed from the Sunroom as well as from the hallway and offers a comprehensive range of fitted wall and floor units, timber effect tiled floor, an Esse oilfired range cooker which doubles as central heating boiler, as well as built in electric oven and hob.  There is a useful and spacious utility room with door to back yard and garden.

Location:
Monasterboice is a renowned heritage region in the historic Boyne Valley and is located to the north of Drogheda along the old Dublin Road.  Access to the M1 North, which bypasses Drogheda, is at J.11, just beyond the well-known and popular Monasterboice Inn.  J 10 is to the south less than 5 minutes’ drive from Thebera Lodge and brings Dublin Airport and city to within a very acceptable average commuting time of 45 minutes.  Local amenities include Fieldstown Primary School, Naomh Martin’s local GAA Club, and already mentioned well known Monasterboice Inn, bar and restaurant.

Features: 
Elevated setting with sweeping views of surrounding countryside and out to the Irish Sea.
Mature gardens extending to over an acre.
Well- presented with feature sunroom to the south/west aspect.
Partly floored attic space extending to about 750sq ft.
Within a 5 minute drive of the M1. Drogheda and the coast.
Separate detached garage with outside wc.
Optional adjoining 8 Acres available in separate lot.

Accommodation:
Entrance hall: 3.71m x 3.28m Timber floors, fireplace, Double glass doors to inner hallway.
Sitting room: 4,98m x 3.8m Feature marble fireplace with inset solid fuel stove. Double doors to sun room.
Sunroom: 4.39m x 3.8. Lofted timber clad ceiling. Timber effect tiled floor. Wood burning stove. Door to patio.
Kitchen: 4.97m x 3.94m. Good range of wall and floor units. Timber effect tiled floor. Integrated appliances. Esse oilfired cooker/boiler. Electric oven and hob.
Utility room: 2.4m x 2.6m Further storage. Plumbed for washing machine. Door to back garden.
Family bathroom.3.3m x 1.98m Tiled floor and bath surround. Separate electric shower.
Bedroom 1:  3.36m x 2.45m Study. Built in wardrobe.
Bedroom 2: 3.67m x 3.40m Built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 3: 3.4m x 2.83m Built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 4. 3.34m x 3.55m
Attic: 750sq ft. Partly floored. Velux window. Access via pull down stira. ladder

Services:
Septic tank and private well.
Oilfired central heating.
Excellent broadband connectivity.

Directions:
Travel north of Drogheda along the R 132, pass the Pope’s monument on the right and take the next right towards the top of the hill. Turn left immediately up the hill. After approx. 200m Thebra Lodge is on the right with dry stone wall to the front and red painted wrought iron gates.