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What is Kinnegad like to live in?

  • 05-09-2018 10:08pm
    #1
    MAJJ
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,679 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    My folks in their 70s are thinking of moving there. Would be looking for a smallish detached bungalow close to town. Safe quiet area must.

    Any advice from those in the know.

    Thanks and will pay a visit and talk to agents.


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  • #2
    redhen94
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10 ✭redhen94


    Best of luck with the move. But if your folks are in their 70s I'd be concerned about the detached bungalow in a quiet area. That could get very lonely. I think somewhere close to the bus route would be pretty ideal. As you get older, you might prefer to give up driving and enjoy your free travel. Also, in another decade, they'll be in their eighties. That's going to make a huge difference to their mobility, even if they're pretty spry now. Having the shops, the doctor and even the hairdresser within easy reach is imperative.

    I passed through Kinnegad a few times when I stayed in Athlone last year. It seems like a quiet little town, though something tells me it could get fairly lively at times. Anyway, sorry for poking my nose in. It's just that I've a mind to move to the Midlands too. So I couldn't resist getting into this conversation. These thoughts also cross my mind regarding the ageing process.

    Good luck.


  • #3
    redhen94
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10 ✭redhen94


    Best of luck with the move. But if your folks are in their 70s I'd be concerned about the detached bungalow in a quiet area. That could get very lonely. I think somewhere close to the bus route would be pretty ideal. As you get older, you might prefer to give up driving and enjoy your free travel. Also, in another decade, they'll be in their eighties. That's going to make a huge difference to their mobility, even if they're pretty spry now. Having the shops, the doctor and even the hairdresser within easy reach is imperative.

    I passed through Kinnegad a few times when I stayed in Athlone last year. It seems like a quiet little town, though something tells me it could get fairly lively at times. Anyway, sorry for poking my nose in. It's just that I've a mind to move to the Midlands too. So I couldn't resist getting into this conversation. These thoughts also cross my mind regarding the ageing process.

    Good luck.


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