19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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A view from the balcony
Looking for a bolthole beside the beach? Tramore is always popular with people from Kilkenny!
Well Number 8 Atlantic Coast apartment complex in Tramore offers quality accommodation.
It's opposite one of the country's most beautiful beaches with a host of amenities on the doorstep.
The property boasts a balcony with views of the beach and the town and would make a fantastic full-time residence, holiday home or a great investment opportunity.
The apartment is on the top floor of this block with consists of a large hallway/entrance hall,a bright-spacious living area with an open fireplace, dining area and kitchen.
There are two double bedrooms - 1 en-suite and a large main bathroom.
The Atlantic Coast development is very well maintained and is a very attractive complex with lots of green areas, landscaping and plenty of parking.
Overall this property is in a terrific location with generous space throughout and is a must view if your looking for a coastal property with all local services on the doorstep.
Convicted: Liam Foley (file pic)
Often these shoeboxes are the only gifts these children will receive at Christmas and the joy that they bring is incredible
Kieran Bollard (Lions Club), Mayor Andrew McGuinness, Eddie Holohan (President Kilkenny Lions), Samantha Maher (Alzheimer's Society Kilkenny), Cathaoirleach Fidelis Doherty and Marie Kennedy
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