Old Parochial House, Cortown, Kells, Co. Meath

James L. Murtagh Auctioneers are delighted to present Parochial House, Cortown, Kells, Co. Meath, A82 W027 to the market.
This detached bungalow extends to approximately 1,477 sq. ft. (137 m) of well-appointed living space, thoughtfully laid out across a single floor. Upon arrival, the property welcomes you through an entrance hall, leading to a bright living room, sitting room, and a spacious kitchen. The kitchen provides convenient access to a separate utility room located to the rear. The accommodation comprises three generously sized bedrooms, including a master bedroom with ensuite. A well-appointed family bathroom, boiler room, closet and additional storage further complete the internal accommodation.
Externally, the property benefits from a substantial garage located to the side, offering excellent storage or potential for further use. Situated on an expansive approximately 0.5-acre plot, this property offers ample space for extension or the potential redevelopment of the existing residence.
Accommodation as follows;
Foyer 1.82m x 3.86m
Hallway 9.81m x 1.09m
Kitchen 3.70m x 3.41m
Sitting Room 4.96m x 3.41m
Living room 3.76m x 3.88m
Utility 2.14m x 3.47m
Bedroom 1 3.94m x 3.41 (master ensuite 1.49m x 2.03m)
Bedroom 2 3.74 x 3.11m
Bedroom 3 3.56m x 3.11m
Bathroom 2.15m x 2.31m
Boiler Room 1.50m x 2.03m
Garage 3.14m x 5.64m
Cortown is a small rural community and townland in Co. Meath, just outside the heritage town of Kells. It offers a peaceful countryside lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of essential amenities. The village itself hosts local touches such as Cortown National School, a parish church, and community sports facilities, and there are small local businesses like Hogans Farm Shop & Caf nearby for everyday needs.
For broader services such as a wider selection of shops, pubs, secondary schools, healthcare and recreational options the nearby town of Kells (about 68km away) serves as the main hub, with supermarkets, restaurants, cultural attractions and other amenities. Cortown benefits from good road connectivity via local county roads linking to the M3 motorway, providing convenient access south toward Navan and Dublin, and making commuting easier by car. Public transport options are available via Bus ireann services that operate routes through Kells to Dublin and other parts of Meath and beyond, connecting north westwards to Dublin city and airport. This combination of tranquillity, community facilities, and accessibility to larger towns and transport networks makes Cortown a viable choice for people looking to reside in the Meath region.