2 Tur Dubhain, Churchtown, Hook Head, Co Wexford

Sherry FitzGerald Radford are delighted to bring to the market this detached 3 bedroom bungalow that is situated within a quiet cul de sac within a stones throw of Hook Lighthouse.

With the sound of waves on your doorstep No. 2 Tur Dubhain is presented in excellent condition throughout and has been lovingly cared for over the years. The accommodation is accessed off a long entrance hallway, to the right is a large living room / dining area with feature fireplace and patio doors leading outside, this opens up into a galley style kitchen which is plumbed for washing machine and dishwasher and houses the hotpress. There are three double bedrooms with the main bedroom ensuite and a family bathroom.

Positioned within a short walk of scenic coastal Hook Head and several beaches at nearby including Slade, Sandeel Bay to name just a few this home is a very rare opportunity in this beautiful quaint coastal location.

A beautiful home in an area of majestic beauty and one that simply cannot be missed! Unique detached 3 bedroom bungalow in quiet cul de sac within a stones throw of Hook Lighthouse

Excellent condition throughout

Patio to side

Communal parking

Oil fired central heating

Mains water, group sewerage scheme

Service Charge approx, €750 pa Entrance Hall 7.68m x 1.19m Tiled floor

Living Room / Dining Area 5.34m x 4.78m Wooden flooring, feature stone fireplae with open fire, patio door to side, dual aspect, arch to

Kitchen 3.14m x 1.77m Fitted wall and floor units, sainless steel sink unit with drainer, plumbed for dishwasher and washing machine, tiled floor, tiled spalshback, hotpress

Bedroom 2 3.17m x 2.95m Window to back

Bathroom 3.15m x 1.69m Bath, pedestal wash hand basin, wc, tiled shower unit with Gainsborough electric shower, tiled floor, part tiled walls

Bedroom 1 5.27m x 3.88m (max) Window to side

Ensuite 2.76m x 1.17m Tiled shower with "Triton T90si" , pedestal wash hand basin, w/c tiled floor, part tiled walls

Bedroom 3 3.147m x 2.73m Dual aspect to front and side

BER: C2

BER Number: 117583351

Energy Performance Indicator: 198.92 kWh/m²/yr

Fethard-on-Sea was originally called Fethard but the name was changed following drownings at sea when a lifeboat capsized in 1914 on a service mission to the schooner Mexico, off the Keeragh Islands. Nine of the lifeboat crew were drowned and five survived. There was an outpouring of sympathy for the village and money came in from around the world, however, a lot of it ended up in Fethard, County Tipperary, so the name of the Fethard in Wexford was changed to distinguish it.

It lies on the R734 road on the eastern side of the Hook peninsula, between Waterford Harbour and Bannow Bay. One would be hard pressed not to be enchanted by the charm of the seaside village, and obviously there are an array of facilities and activities for locals and visitors. Two Bus Éireann routes serve Fethard-on-Sea; route 370 provides a commuter service to Waterford via New Ross.