Apartment 14, Aldercourt, Ferns, County Wexford , Y21 YX33

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Halnon Humphreys Estate Agents are delighted to bring to the rental market this bright and spacious two bedroom, triple aspect apartment with stunning views of the 13th Century St. Edan’s Cathedral and the historic building remains of St. Mary’s Augustinian Abbey built c. 1160.

Accommodation is filled with natural light, extends to approximately 78 sq. m/839 sq. ft. and briefly comprises of entrance hall, main bathroom, generous living space with a modern open plan kitchen and living room. It offers two generous bedrooms with the main bedroom offering an ensuite bathroom. Aldercourt was tastefully restored from an old grain store into an apartment complex in 2006, preserving all its original charm whilst this apartment is located in the extended building.

No. 14 is located on the top floor with a southeastern aspect and has the additional benefit of a private entrance balcony. There is ample communal parking to both the front and rear of the apartment complex.

Location:

The property enjoys a most convenient location in Ferns Village, directly across from the public bus stop and walking distance of an array of amenities such as shops, pharmacies, restaurants, pubs, primary school and much more.

The M11 motorway is just a 10 minute drive from the property making south Dublin a 60 minute commute. Gorey Town Centre is just 17km from Ferns and Enniscorthy Town Centre is just 11km away.

Ferns is a historic village established in the 6th Century and Ferns Castle, an Anglo-Norman fortress which was built in the middle of the 13th century, can be found in the centre of the village.

Services:

The property includes mains water & sewage and electric heating. High speed broadband is available in the area.

Minimum 1 year leaseReferences requiredThe property is being offered furnished or unfurnishedStrictly no pets permitted

Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, and they are believed to be correct, they are not warranted and intending lessees should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of information given.