13 Moycourt, Moyvale, Ballymahon, Co. Longford

Mark Nestor Property Services are delighted to present this modern two-bedroom apartment for sale in excellent condition situated at Moycourt, Ballymahon, Co. Longford.

Accommodation includes kitchen/dining area, sitting room, two bedrooms and main bathroom. Built in 2004, the apartment has undergone extensive renovations and upgrades….

The property is within a five-minute walk of Ballymahon town, which is very well serviced with both National and Secondary schools, Restaurants, Bars, a Hotel, Post Office, Shops, Library, Supervalu, etc.

Ballymahon has a host of beautiful walks for hikers or just leisurely strolls for the ambler. The Royal Canal near Ballymahon has 10 km of landscaped walkways with scenic views. There are numerous cut stone bridges, old store house buildings and loughs to add to the pleasure. Rambling through the many forest trails in Newcastle Woods or by the banks of the Inny is a must for a keen walker.

The historic Newcastle House lies just c. 3.5km away, together with Center Parcs sitting in c. 400 acres of Forest. Picturesque Abbeyshrule village is just 10.5km away from the property.

Located, just 30km from Mullingar and 19.5km from Athlone, this apartment is conveniently located for commuters to these nearby towns.

Contents: Included in the sale are Washing Machine, Fridge Freezer, Integrated Cooker, Hob & Extractor Fan in Kitchen, Electric Fame Effect Fire in Living Area, Curtain Poles and Bathroom Blind.

History of Area:

Ballymahon is situated almost in the very central plain of Ireland, it’s the most southern town in the County of Longford. The N55 which serves North-South traffic passes through the town. The River Inny flows through Ballymahon and enters Lough Ree on the River Shannon 5 kilometres west of the town. The location of the town is ideal for manufacturing industries and distribution services as it is within easy access of any part of Ireland. The buildings in the town are of late Georgian architecture, with two and three storey gabled houses, colour-washed and in rows of three and four. A special feature of the town is its wide main street.

Ballymahon derives its name from the Gaelic, Baile Mathúna, town of Mahon. Mahon was a Western chieftain who fought a famous battle in the vicinity of Ballymahon at Shrule (in Irish, Sruaith Fhuil, River of Blood). Mahon defeated O’Rourke of Leitrim at this battle and laid claim to the lands in the area. Hence the town of Mahon originated.

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Property Features

• Modern Two-Bedroom Apartment – extensively renovated
• Presented in Excellent Condition
• Kitchen/Dining Area, Sitting room, Two Bedrooms
• Within a five minute walk of the centre of Ballymahon Town
• Close to Schools, Restaurants, Bars, Post Office, Library, Supervalu, etc.
• Enjoy walks along the Banks of the River Inny and the Royal Canal
• Kayaking, Fishing, etc
• Centerparcs & Newcastle Forest 3.5km
• Athlone 19.5km | Mullingar 30km
• Some Contents included in the Sale

Property Facilities

• Parking
• Wired for Cable Television
• Wheelchair Access