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According to the listing, the bungalow extends to 30 square metres, giving a price per square metre of €4,333. It contains three bedrooms, one bathroom, and is described as a “delightful holiday home”
A three-bedroom bungalow within walking distance of the beach in Co Wexford will be very attractive to Kildare people.
The little gem has come on the market with an asking price of €130,000.
The property, located in the sought-after Seamount area of Courtown, Co. Wexford, sits on a mature and secluded site, offering privacy while still being close to local amenities.
According to the listing, the bungalow extends to 30 square metres, giving a price per square metre of €4,333. It contains three bedrooms, one bathroom, and is described as a “delightful holiday home” filled with natural light.
The property is being sold by private treaty, with estimated stamp duty of €1,300.
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One of its biggest attractions is location. Courtown Harbour, with its beaches, forest walks, and village amenities, is within easy reach on foot. Gorey town lies just 6km away, while the M11 motorway at junction 23 can be reached in under ten minutes, making a commute to Dublin feasible.
The agents describe it as “a hidden gem” and “an ideal coastal retreat.”
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