House Plans/ Bungalow
No.1 - Claddagh
Three bedroom bungalow with traditional style elevation incorporating a draught porch. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes.
No.2 - Rathboyne
Two bedroom compact bungalow suitable for later extension, with a traditional elevation. Provision made for a fireplace or stove in the living room and a cooker in the kitchen.
No.3 - Riocht
Bungalow with gable features to front elevation finished in natural stone. Three good sized bedrooms, two having fitted wardrobes and the main bedroom has a bathroom ensuite.
No.4 - Carncross
Traditional style bungalow with slated roof and raised gables. Chimney on ridge line with fireplace/cooker facility.
No.5 - Clonlea
Conventional bungalow with gable end roof, slated. Heritage windows with vertical emphasis. Rendered finish externally. Provision for fireplaces in two rooms. Built-in wardrobes in two bedrooms.
No.6 - Templeport
Bungalow with traditional style elevation and hipped roof, slated. Rendered finish externally. Compact floor plan to include four bedrooms and a draught porch.
No.7 - Tullow
Dwelling with roof space designed for future development. All bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes. Provision is made for two fireplaces or stoves. Large kitchen and living area. Future stairs to be located in main hall.
No.8 - Ormonde
Ideal starter home and suitable for later extensions. Cottage style windows and a rendered finish externally. Provision for a fireplace or stove in the living area.
No.9 - Newsham
Bungalow in traditional style designed to suit a South facing site. Living areas are at the front of the house and the sleeping areas are in a self-contained block.
No.10 - Annagh
Attractive bungalow design with four bedrooms. Built-in wardrobes in two bedrooms. The attic is suitable for later development.
No.11 - Donore
Bungalow with simple design profile and three bedrooms. The kitchen/dining room extends the full depth of the house.
No.12 - Ballinderry
Traditional style bungalow with integral garage. Large kitchen/dining room. The study could be used as a single bedroom and the garage is suitable for later conversion.
No. 13 - Lakefield
This three bedroom bungalow has a distinctive layout. The large kitchen/dining and sitting rooms are interconnected with pocket type doors
No.15 - Lismahon
Hipped roof bungalow with an energy saving porch located at the front entrance. A reasonable floor area provides good family accommodation.
No.16 - Rathcore
A four bedroom bungalow with modest floor area, yet offering full family accommodation.
No.17 - Johnsbrook
This three bedroom bungalow has an integral garage and well accessed living accommodation. The living rooms are located to the front of the house to facilitate a South aspect.
No.18 - Newgrove
Attractive bungalow with modest floor area and a well laid out interior. The sleeping areas are located in a self-contained block.
No.19 - Clonmore
Attractive bungalow suitable for a rural setting with rendered exterior and a hipped, slated roof.
No.20 - Woodgreen
Hipped roof dwelling with a symmetrical elevation and projecting bays. Brick feature at bay windows and sunroom, below sill level.
No. 21 - Ballina
A substantial bungalow with hipped end roof and a rendered finish externally. Windows are traditional up and down sash design.
No. 22 - Ballinter
Compact three bedroom bungalow with an attractive functional layout. The bedroom block is self-contained and one bedroom has a built-in wardrobe.
No. 23 - Fennor
This attractive wrap-around bungalow is constructed with a single span of 6.00M and features stone finished gables.
No. 24 - Kilbrew
A well laid out bungalow with generous sized living rooms, and three good sized bedrooms.
No. 25 - Kilmoon
Hipped roof bungalow with balanced elevation and stone exterior. The front windows are up and down sash with vertical emphasis.
No. 26 - Ashpark
The unusual layout in this bungalow provides for two family bedrooms each with a bathroom ensuite.
No. 27 - Stameen
This well proportioned family bungalow has five bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes. The living rooms are well laid out and the dining room has a featured glazed corner window.
No. 28 - Shallon
This five bedroom bungalow with a balanced traditional elevation offers full family accommodation. The roof has hipped ends and finished with slates.
No. 29 - Loughcrew
A number of our clients prefer a dwelling with a large floor area. This narrow form house is wrapped towards the rear to form a courtyard effect. The design suits a southerly aspect to the rear.
No. 30 - Ballinlough
This well laid out bungalow has a self contained bedroom block and substantial living areas. The hall has a draught lobby and also access to the rear garden.
No. 31 - Belleek
Hipped roof bungalow with modest floor area and providing fully family accommodation.
No. 32 - Benmore
A compact bungalow with three good sized bedrooms, the master bedroom has a bathroom ensuite. The large kitchen/dining room has provision for an enclosed stove and fireplaces are located in the sitting room and the living room.
No. 33 - Rathcarran
Well laid out bungalow with four bedrooms, generous dimensioned living rooms and an integral garage. The garage is suitable for later conversion to a bedroom or study.
No. 34 - Kildalkey
There is a constant demand for a compact three bedroom bungalow design and the layout of this house is suited to family living.
No. 35 - Drissoge
This traditional style bungalow with parent accommodation has vertical emphasis windows to the front elevation and a slated roof. The draught porch sets off the elevation detail.
No. 36 - Ballyfallon
This narrow form bungalow has a natural stone front and a simple projecting porch. The roof is finished with slates.