There are few things more impressive than a good renovation project.
Room to Improve is one of RTÉ’s most popular shows but there’s little improvement to be made on this 4-bed home on the outskirts of Newtown village in Co Tipperary.
With its attractive exterior facade, light-filled spacious interiors and high-specification kitchen and bathrooms, this home combines luxury living with energy efficiency.
The light and airy kitchen successfully combines modern touches with a traditional Irish cottage feel
This property was renovated to the highest standard in recent months, which has resulted in an A2 energy rating home boasting an air-to-water heat pump and triple-glazing glass throughout to ensure cost-effective living.
With a bright and generous living space, this home comprises of an entrance hallway, a double vaulted kitchen and a dining room with a bespoke Savvy Kitchen.
The adjoining the kitchen is a bright living area with a double vaulted ceiling. Accompanying the living quarters are four bedrooms with spacious walk-in wardrobes and a master ensuite and a main bathroom with rainwater showers in both.
Located on a half-acre site, the house has been considerate to its surroundings with lawned areas to the side and rear and laurel hedging marking the boundary. There is also a patio area to the rear, perfect for al fresco dining and to enjoy the long summer evenings.
The marble-tiled bathroom is bang up-to-date.
Located in a most sought-after area, the property is within walking distance of Pouldine National School and just off the main Dublin to Cork M8 Motorway. It is conveniently located between the towns of Thurles and Cashel.
