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TAKE a look at this fabulous three-bedroom property that has entered the Irish market for €260,000 – and it’s just an hour away from the capital.
Located in one of the most sought-after residential areas in Portlaoise, Co Laois, the charming pad is perfect for a family who wants to relocate to a family-friendly town.
The busy Portlaoise town offers a vast range of amenities and facilities, including local supermarkets, shops, cafes, restaurants, hospitals, leisure centres and gyms.
Families will appreciate the property’s proximity to excellent schools and childcare facilities.
And there are bus and train services available, offering routes to Cork, Kerry, Dublin, Limerick and Galway.
Commuters will appreciate the quick access to the M7, meaning it’s just an hour’s drive to the heart of Dublin.
The property is situated at the residential development Hawthorn Drive, designed for better living standards and environment for families.
And it has been “beautifully maintained” as it entered the market in “pristine condition”.
Entering the property, you are greeted by an attractive entrance porch, which adds further insulation and privacy to the lovely home.
Once you have stepped into the welcoming entrance, you will be greeted by a spacious hallway with access to the living room, the kitchen/dining room, the downstairs bathroom and the stairwell to the first floor.
The living room features gorgeous wooden flooring, a large window, an open fireplace, built-in storage units, a TV point and recessed lighting.
The kitchen area comes with beautiful built-in wooden units, black marble countertops, tiled backsplash wall and integrated appliances including a washing and dryer machine.
The dining area features a dining table that seats up to four people and comes with built-in storage units.
The downstairs bathroom features a wash hand basin and a toilet.
The first floor consists of three spacious bedrooms, a main bathroom and a hot press.
The spacious bedrooms have a large window overlooking the property, fitted carpet flooring, a double bed, built-in floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, and space for desks or storage units.
One of the bedrooms can be easily converted into a home office, a home gym or a playroom.
The main bathroom is fully tiled and has a built-in electric shower unit, a wash hand basin with storage and a toilet.
It also features a gorgeous patio and lawn area, allowing children to roam freely.
The BER rating for the property is C3.
BLUNDERING Beeb bosses have overpaid staff by £1million a year.
New figures showed the broadcaster accidentally overpaid workers by a staggering £4 million over the past four years.
More than 839 BBC staffers are now on a payment recovery plan, each owing an average of £1,700.
While those on monthly pay are seeing the cash knocked from future wages, the company has decided chasing up ex-staffers is too much hassle.
But the BBC, run by Director-General Tim Davie, has written off 492 cases over the past five years, costing licence fee-payers £522,000.
A BBC spokesman said: “Erroneous payments are rare and occur in 0.24 per cent of payments.”
They added, “When an overpayment does occur, every case is thoroughly pursued to either recover the money or to seek an alternative such as deductions from future work.”
Last year, the Global Payroll Association said one in ten office staff have been overpaid by their employer, with a quarter not reporting it.
The average advertised salary hit a record £41,000 last year but vacancies fell to a four-year low, a report said.
