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An "outstanding" family home that comes with the potential to earn from Airbnb has hit the Waterford market for under €700,000.
The house in Munmahoge, Tramore, Butlerstown has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a BER of A3.
It is being advertised by Palmer Auctioneers for €695,000 and is in walk-in condition.
There are four double bedrooms and the dual aspect master bedroom comes with a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite shower room.
The home sits on land that is just under one acre in size, just 4.5km from Tramore.
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There is a west-facing patio to the rear with external power points and a pond with a water feature and pump.
The property features a long gravel drive with gates and a tarmacadam parking area.
There is a private well and solar panels with an inverter.
At the back of the house, there is a large double garage / workshop as well as a shed / solid fuel store.
The property also has the benefit of a separate, stone-built one-bedroom cottage that has been recently renovated.
It has its own entrance and comes with the potential to provide an additional income, if desired.
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