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1 Patrick Street, Tramore, Co. Waterford, X91WA24
A charming period home steps from the beach in a seaside Waterford town has hit the market with a tempting price, and it's full of character and potential.
Dating back to around 1825, this end-of-terrace gem on Patrick Street offers the best of coastal living with everything the town has to offer right on your doorstep. Original features like its round-headed entrance, fanlight, and stone window sills add to its old-world appeal, while a spacious private back garden hints at what could be a stunning outdoor retreat.
The three-bedroom property is laid out over two floors, with an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen, and bathroom downstairs, and three bedrooms upstairs. While the house does require modernisation throughout, its unbeatable location make it a rare find for buyers willing to roll up their sleeves.
Whether you're dreaming of a stylish weekend escape, a full-time coastal home, or a smart investment in one of Ireland's most popular seaside towns, this one has serious potential. It is listed with an asking price of €195,000 on Daft.ie.
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