Lackagh village is located just 10 miles from Galway city, close to Claregalway, and its newly opened and very successful secondary school Colaiste Bhaile Chlair, which is currently in its second year of operation. The village caters for all a family needs including a national school, Scoil Naisiunta Bhride, which has recently secured planning for a new school building, medical centre, chemist, supermarket, church, hardware store, café, and a children's playground at the nearby Turloughmore GAA centre.
Woodlands is a small, exceptionally well-maintained, development located on the edge of Lackagh village. No 88 is located to the rear of this quiet, family-orientated, estate past the tennis courts and landscaped green areas. This semidetached family home extends to circa 1,250sq ft and provides bright and spacious living accommodation.
The entrance hall has engineered timber floors with a timber staircase leading to the first floor. A fully fitted and tiled wc can be found off the entrance hall. The sitting room overlooks the front of the property and out on to an open green space. Double doors lead to the kitchen/dining room which is fully fitted and tiled. Sliding patio doors lead from the dining area to a paved patio and rear gardens. There is a useful garden shed tucked away to the corner. A fully fitted utility provides an abundance of storage space. The first floor comprises three bedrooms (one en suite ) and the main bathroom, which is finished to the highest of standards and tiled from floor to ceiling. A Stira stairs to the attic provides additional storage.
Lackagh has long been a popular residential area on the outskirts of Galway city, however with the new motorway under construction and Apple's recent announcement of its planned facility in Athenry, its popularity is bound to increase in the future.
David Moggan property consultants, Claregalway, will hold open viewings at this property on Saturday August 8 from 3.30pm to 4.30pm and is quoting an asking price of €205,000. Phone 091 739 739/087 6714141.
