Bungalow |
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No. 31 - Belleek
Hipped roof bungalow with modest floor area and providing fully family accommodation.
No. 35 - Drissoge
This traditional style bungalow with parent accommodation has vertical emphasis windows to the front elevation and a slated roof. The draught porch sets off the elevation detail.
No.2 - Rathboyne
Two bedroom compact bungalow suitable for later extension, with a traditional elevation. Provision made for a fireplace or stove in the living room and a cooker in the kitchen.
Dormer |
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No. 89 - Clongall
A gable facing dormer home suitable for a site with restricted frontage. Windows are of traditional style up and down sash. The exterior is rendered.
No. 100 - Dunsany
Attractive dormer house with accommodation well laid out and suitable for family living. One bedroom with bathroom ensuite is located at ground floor level.
1.5 Storey |
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No.122 - Grange
Traditional one and a half storey house with symmetrical detail on the front elevation and a rendered finish.
No. 132 - Inan
Traditional one and a half storey dwelling with projecting porch. The layout is interesting and provides a ground floor bedroom.
No. 129 - Ardbraccan
One and a half storey dwelling with traditional elevation and natural stone features. The roof profile is off-set and in a farmhouse style.
Two Storey |
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No. 169 - Drumbaragh
Hipped roof two storey dwelling with integral garage, of traditional proportions and a rendered finish externally.
No. 172 - Trim
Traditional farmhouse style two storey dwelling with slated roof and rendered exterior. Parent or guest accommodation is designed into the wing adjoining the main house.
Garages |
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Garage 5
Simple construction and space for one vehicle, this garage includes a large storage room for a boiler or garden equipment. Rendered finish externally.
Garage 6
Barn type building with heritage style doors and front elevation. The garage will accommodate two vehicles. Two full size stables are included and a good sized tack room.


