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A "stunning" and "spacious" home has hit the Waterford market in an idyllic seaside town for just over €300,000.
The two-bedroom terraced home in Newtown Mews, Tramore has been extended and refurbished to an "exceptional standard," now boasting a BER of B2.
"The home effortlessly combines modern design with practical family living, offering a stylish interior that is ready for immediate occupation," the ad on Daft.ie states.
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The property features an open-plan kitchen, dining, and lounge that is filled with natural light and leads out to the back garden.
Upstairs offers two bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.
The property is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac with off-road parking to the front.
Despite its peaceful setting, the property offers convenience with the Summerhill Shopping Centre (Tesco and Lidl), town centre, bus routes and both primary and secondary schools all within easy reach, while Tramore Beach, The Doneraile and Newtown Cove are just minutes away.
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