Newpark, Ennis, Co. Clare, V95A991

Newpark, Roslevan is ideally located just off the Tulla Road within striking distance of junction 13 of the M18, for those commuting to Shannon, Limerick & Galway Cities. Roslevan is a popular location for families and investors alike with its local primary school, church, shopping centre and is also within easy access of Ennis town. This home stands on a large private, elevated site of approximately a third of an acre with driveway. The property has been extended over the years to the side and rear and offers extensive accommodation. See the photos for current layout and an alternative more modern layout suggestion. The current accommodation is over two floors and comprises of entrance hall, two reception rooms, kitchen dining, two ground floor bedroom (one ensuite), a utility room, a bathroom and a study. The first floor has a further four bedrooms, WC. and a family bathroom. Storage room. The boundary between the residence for sale and the adjacent green area is clearly defined. Outline planning permission has been granted for a separate residence (with it's own access) in the adjoining area. The property has been vacant for a number of years and may qualify for the government vacant refurbishment Grant. Below is information from Citizens Advise on the grant. Do I qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant? To qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, you must meet the following criteria: Your home must have been vacant for 2 years or more. Your home must have been built before 1993. You must own the home, or be in the process of buying it. You must live in the property as your principal private residence when the work is completed. You must have tax clearance from Revenue and your tax affairs must be in order. You must have paid your local property tax, if applicable. You must not have already got funding under the grant. How much is the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant? You can get up to