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USE THE ARROWS ABOVE OR NEXT BUTTON BELOW TO BROWSE THROUGH THE GALLERY
Fane Cottage, Lurgangreen, Dundalk, Co. Louth, A91YH3C
This riverside cottage-style residence with outstanding views of Dundalk Bay is begging for a transformation with its €75,000 price tag.
Set in a unique position adjacent to the Fane River and only a short walk from the foreshore trails of Dundalk Bay, Fane Cottage was once a charming two-bedroom home and now lies derelict requiring full redevelopment to restore it to its former glory and to maximise the potential the sites offers.
Alternatively, the residence could be replaced with a new house, subject to permission. Full planning permission was previously granted for a replacement two-story residence under planning ref: 10/339, however this has now lapsed.
The property offers a superb opportunity for first-time buyers, savvy investors or downsizers seeking a home close to the walking trails along the foreshore of Dundalk Bay, whilst still within short walk distance of the seaside village of Blackrock where a range of cafes, restaurants and services are available.
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