Westmeath Property by Town / Suburbs
44 Houses for for sale in County Westmeath in TOTAL. Displaying Westmeath properties 1 to 10
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 190,000
Spacious Dormer Bungalow on c.0.75 Acre Elevated Landscaped Site
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Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 260 bargain !
Magnificent 4 bed detached dormer in turn key condition, comes fully furnished, located just outside the town of kilbeggan on an Elevated site with half an acre of landscaped gardens and a seperate ga ...
Bedrooms : 2
Price : € 138,000
Ard Ri top of the range apartment for sale in Athlone's most sought after developments. Electronic gates to development, CCTV, Access control and door intercom. Located in the centre of town ...
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 175,000
No 29 is in a quiet cul de sac, this house boasts four bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a large kitchen, a seperate dining room and a utility room, it is oil fuled central heating with double glazed windo ...
Bedrooms : 2
Price : € 142,000 Or Nearest Offer
Traditional Irish Cottage on 1 acre site comprising kitchen-living room, two bedrooms,pantry with washing-machine/dryer and shelving, bathroom with bath and electric shower. Oil-fired central heating ...
Bedrooms : 2
Price : € 85,000 negotiable
Traditional 3 roomed cottage, ovelooking Lough Sheelin . Only a walk away from the local village where boats are for hire for fishing on the lake, or for a picnic.Orchard included. In need of refurbis ...
Bedrooms : 3
Price : € 150,000
Cottage is a storey and a half with lovely long driveway in, great privacy, full courtyard, 11 outhouses. Great location only 7 minutes from Dublin/Galway motorway. There is potential for buyer to pur ...
Bedrooms : 5
Price : € 600,000 price region.
Detached 5 bedroom house with Granny flat and large private garden in pristine condition. ...
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 195,000 Swap for house in country
Beautiful property, lots of add ons. 2 min walk to schools, shops and golf club, in a great neighbourhood, house not overlooked from back or front, house facing green. Ready to move in no work needed! ...
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 190,000 in and around
Large 4 bed semi detached..Huge sitting room.Wooden flooring and tiled throughout..Very spacious and bright house..Master bed ensuite and 3 other good size bed rooms.Large insulated garden shed with ...
County Westmeath - Description
A county of lake and legend with rich pastureland, it offers remarkable beauty and diversity. Abounding in rivers, lakes and streams, it is a terrain of possibilities for every visitor. Detailed maps of Athlone and Mullingar Town centres
County Westmeath - Towns & Villages
The towns of Mullingar and Athlone are the two main commercial centres in the county providing Westmeath's 70,000
inhabitants with a range of fine boutiques and modern shopping centres. An important junction in the county is Kinnegad where the N4 (Dublin/Sligo road) and the N6 (Dublin/Galway road) meet.
Information on the many pretty and picturesque villages throughout the county is provided in the Westmeath Conty Guide.
Mullingar
Confident Capital of the Lakes, County Town of Westmeath, Mullingar is a thriving business, administrative and industrial centre. Famous for Beefsteak, Bachelors and international singing stars. Home of the good life, Mullingar's sporting facilities, shops, pubs, restaurants and nightlife are second to none.
Mullingar is a market town with a rich heritage dating back to Norman times. Its imposing Renaissance style Cathedral, whose twin spires tower 140 feet, dominates the townscape and is a must see for any visitor. The Ecclesiastical Museum has an interesting collection dating back to Penal Times when the Catholic religion was surpressed.
Athlone
Welcome to Athlone - the largest town on the majestic River Shannon. The modern name Athlone comes from two Irish words, "Ath" meaning ford or crossing and "Luain", a man's name meaning the ford of Luain. It's beautiful riverside location opening on to Lough Ree is the cornerstone of its attraction and the source of its outstanding natural beauty and enchanting atmosphere.
Present day Athlone is a busy and prosperous town with an abundance of interesting tourist attractions and excellent restaurants each with its own distinctive character catering for all the family. Dominating the town is Athlone Castle Visitors Centre - a Norman Castle with panoramic views of the Shannon. Features include exhibitions on the siege of Athlone, John McCormack, Shannon wildlife, folklore and military museums.
Athlone is proud to be the centre of Shannon Cruising and its hire boat companies delight in guiding tourists on the Shannon. River trips are available on the MV Ross and the Viking Longboat. The River Shannon is an important route for migratory birds in spring and autumn while the Shannon Callows is one of the last remaining Corncrake habitats in Europe. No trip to Athlone is complete wihtout a visit to the famous ruins of Clonmacnoise - a monastic settlement on the banks of the Shannon.
Glasson
Glasson, known as the Village of the Roses situated in the heart of Goldsmith Country, approx. 10 kms north of Athlone. Originally built as an estate (Waterstown) village, Glasson still retains its olde world charm, beauty and tranquillity. There are many historic buildings and monuments in the are including the old schoolhouse built in 1844. Glasson has something for everyone - award winning restaurants, traditional pubs serving food, entertainment and barbecues throughout the season. Glasson is surrounded by beautiful countryside on the shores of Lough Ree where you can enjoy Lakeshore & Forest Walks and of course the now famous Glasson Golf & Country Club.
Goldsmith Country gets its name from one of Ireland's world renowned 18th century poets, Oliver Goldsmith. Goldsmith's writings include the epic poem "The Deserted Village", and the play "She Stoops to Conquer". He was reared at Lissoy Parsonage, 5 kms from Glasson. It was his native Lissoy (Sweet Auburn) he recalled when writing "The Deserted Village". The International Goldsmith Summer School is held annually and will take place from Thurdsay 1st June to Sunday 4th June this year.
[Source : Westmeathtourism.com]
