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Encompassing charm and character of the Georgian era with wonderful period features, the property is in superb condition on a mature elevated site overlooking its enchanting lake with stunning views across the park land to the sea. Georgestown house, built in early 1800 is a listed Georgian house of two stories over a raised basement and three bays, with a lower wing. There are segmental pediments over the lower windows and dentil cut granite cornice freeze to the front under the roof. The side of the house is weathered slate. This was the original seat of the Barron family. After that was home of the late lord William Beresford who gave the house its doorway with engaged Doric columns and a broken pediment which came from Ballycanvan House near Waterford. Lord William gave the house to his sister lady Patricia Miller. The current owners have lived and run a private thoroughbred stud farm for the past ten years. Georgestown is centrally located in the sunny south east 1 mile from the pretty village of Kill for daily needs and 2 minutes from the beach at Bunmahon. The thriving port city of Waterford is 11miles, with many bars, restaurants and chic boutiques. Waterford airport is a further 7 miles. There are numerous daily trains and buses to Dublin, other cities and the airport. Cork & Cork International Airport are under an hour away and are serviced by the new N25 motorway. The medieval historic and f

Luxury four star self-catering cottages in Co.Wexford Uncle Tom's barn is a two storey holiday cottage which has been converted to the highest standards and comes complete with original Stone walls and beamed ceilings. Giving it plenty of characte... Rates: weekend - from 229.49 to 305.99 USD. http://www.arkadia.com/fuyy-t103941/

We have 5 beautiful farm cottages where you can relax and enjoy the pretty gardens and the lovely views of the surrounding countryside. Each cottage is different, with its own distinctive character. Four cottages - Dairy, Doyle's, Horseshoe an... Rates: weekend - from 192.27 to 192.27 USD. http://www.arkadia.com/fuyy-t63649/

Outside: Detached cottage in traditional style in superb location right beside the sea and pebble beach overlooking Aughinish Island and Galway Bay on the N. Clare coast. Safe sandy beach 1/4 mile. Linnane's renowned lobster bar and restaurant 150 yrds. Unusual and interesting coastline on the edge of the Burren, an area renowned for its historical monuments, archaeoligical sites, rare flowers and caves. Ballyvaughan/Kinvara 6 miles for shop, pubs and restaurants and boat hire. Aillwee Caves in Ballyvaughan 12 miles. Ferry trips to the Aran Islands. Inside: Comfortably furnsished and well equipped with kitchen/sitting/dining room with wood burning stove, bathroom with W.C. shower and W.C. and four bedrooms, one with a double, one with a 4' double and two with two single beds. Electric heater and storage heater. Television (free to air). Washing machine. Dishwasher. Duvets. Key Features Near Beach, Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Amenities Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Wood Stove, TV, Dishwasher, Utensils, Washing Machine Only, Dining Table, Shower Attractions Near Beach, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Payment Policy All rates are in British pound. Included: Linen, Towels Extra: Electricity Cancellation Policy Please Contact owner for Cancellation. Rules Rates are subject to change without any prior notice. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t42227/

REFNO:8480. With magnificent far-reaching views over the Burren and the inlets of Galway Bay, this comfortable cottage is set in its own private grounds. The cottage is perfect for exploring this fascinating region, with its miles of polished limestone and home to a wealth of rare flowers. There are castles galore and some wonderful walks to enjoy. A great location for golfers and fishermen, with traditional pubs offering seafood, and music. Kinvara and Ballyvaughan both 6 miles. Galway, 18 miles, is a delight, with its narrow streets, shops, restaurants and pubs. In late July the town hosts a two-week extravaganza of theatre, music and art, and around the same time is Galway Race week, when the racecourse holds a traditional Irish fair. Pub 1 mile. All on ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 2 single. Shower room with toilet. Elec free-standing oil-filled heaters and power by meter reading. Back boiler with one heater off in living room (coal available at £10 per bag). Bed linen and towels inc. Cot. Garden. Parking (2 cars). http://www.arkadia.com/thdy-t6327/

REFNO:6102. Enjoying stunning views over Galway Bay, this beautiful property is set in its own garden just 50 metres from the water’s edge. Fitted and furnished to a high standard throughout, it makes an ideal base for exploring the Burren, Aran Islands, Clare, Galway, Ailwee Caves, Cliffs of Moher and Dunguaire Castle. Wonderful walks, boat trips, fishing, swimming, golf, scuba diving and hill climbing from the doorstep. Oyster/lobster bar and pub, 150 metres, in New Quay. Ground floor: Spacious living/dining room with wooden and slate floor/kitchen with breakfast area. Utility room. 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 (5ft) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite shower room and toilet. Separate shower room and toilet (wheelchair accessible) . First floor: 1 twin bedroom. Gallery/studio. All bedrooms with wooden floors. Open fire in living/dining room (initial fuel inc). Oil CH, NSH and elec by meter reading. Bed linen and towels inc. T/cot. Satellite TV. Video (small library). DVD. CD. M/wave. W/machine. D/washer. F/freezer. Wireless Broadband. Futon (for alternative sleeping only). Garden with patio and furniture. BBQ. Parking. Welcome grocery pack. Easy walking access. http://www.arkadia.com/thdy-t5084/

REFNO:170. The tranquil and unique location of this property in the northern corner of the Burren, on the edge of the Atlantic, makes it an ideal retreat from the busy world. Relax in the living room or the sun room and watch the sunset over Galway Bay. This bright, spacious single storey holiday home is an ideal location for an enjoyable holiday. It is situated in the Burren with its rare flora, overlooking the famous Flaggy Shore, where limestone platforms reach out into the sea and where there are uninterrupted views over Galway Bay. There are many wonderful walks to enjoy (guided walking tours can be organised locally), and a small beach about 0.5 miles away. In New Quay, 1 mile, in the local pub/restaurant you can enjoy live music and freshly caught seafood in the restaurant. Ballyvaughan and Kinvara, both 7 miles, have pubs and restaurants. The great variety of bird life makes it an ideal location for a birdwatcher’s holiday. The rich archaeological inheritance of the area ensures that many days could be spent investigating castles, ringforts and souterrains. Other activities are birdwatching, swimming, sailing, diving, canoeing, fishing and golf. Pub and restaurant 1 mile. All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Sun room. 3 bedrooms: 2 double (one can be twin), 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Separate toilet. Multi-fuel stove in living room (initial fuel inc). Oil CH and elec by meter reading. Bed linen and towels inc. Video. DVD. M/wave. W/machine. T/dryer. D/washer. Freezer. Garden with patio and furniture. Parking (3 cars). NB: Garden is natural Burren landscape and on a slope. http://www.arkadia.com/thdy-t577/

Outside : Small stone cottage (next to 200) on the delightful small island of Aughinish on the N. Clare coast in Galway Bay. The island has a rugged coastline and Martello tower and is connected to the mainland by a causeway. Situated in the Burren with its unique landscape, historic monuments, archaeological sites, rare flowers, caves and bird life. Tracht Stand and nearest pub 4 miles. Linane’s Lobster Bar and Kinvara 6 miles for shops, pubs, restaurants and boat hire. Fishing, Scuba center, Aillwee Caves in Ballyvaughan 12 miles. Ferry trips to Islands. Private walled garden and courtyard with furniture. Inside : Well furnished and equipped with open plan kitchen/sitting/dining room with wood burning stove, electric shower and W.C. and steep French stairs to open plan loft bedroom with a double bed. Electric convector heater, duvets, washing machine, microwave. No smoking. No pets. Key Features Near Beach, Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Amenities Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Wood Stove, Fully Equipped Kitchen, TV, Microwave, Dishwasher, Utensils, Stove, Oven, Wireless Internet Access, Washing Machine Only, Garden View, Skylight, Dining Table, Shower, Walk-in Closet, Patio Furniture, Parking Available, Linens Included, No Smoking, No Pets Allowed Property View Garden View Attractions Near Beach, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants, Fishing, Swimming, Walking Tours, Sightseeing Payment Policy All rates are in British Pounds. Linen and towels included. Electricity extra. Bookings from Saturday to Saturday. Easter weeks commence 31st March to 14th April. Xmas is between 15th December and 5th January.Cottage bookings commence Saturday 4 p.m. Ferries may be arranged for any dates. Cancellation Policy Please contact the owner for cancellation. Rules Rates are subject to change without any prior notice. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t42192/

Stone terrace cottage, recently completely renovated, on the edge of the historic inland port of New Ross on the banks of the River Barrow with shops, fine restaurants, 18 hole golf course, marina and Dunbrody famine ship within walking distance. Well located for touring scenic area with mountain ranges of Mount Leinster, Mount Brandon and Blackstairs, together with the Nore, Barrow and Suir river systems. Barrow Way walk (126 kms of canal and tow paths), horse riding 2 miles. John F Kennedy Arboretum. Safe sandy beaches of Hook Peninsula with the nearest at Duncannon 11 miles. Waterford City 12 miles. Tastefully restored, compact accommodation, includes kitchen and sitting room with open fire. Stairs to two bedrooms, one with a double and children's room with bunk beds. Shower and W.C. Back boiler fired central heating. Duvets. Television, video and DVD. Washing machine. Microwave. No smoking. No pets. Key Features Near Golf, Near Beach, Child Friendly, Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Fireplace Amenities Child Friendly, Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Fireplace, Central Air Conditioning, Fully Equipped Kitchen, TV, DVD Player, Microwave, Washing Machine Only, Garden View, Shower, Terrace, Parking Available, Linens Included, Daily Trash and Towel Service Available, No Smoking, No Pets Allowed Property View Garden View Attractions Near Golf, Near Beach, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Payment Policy All rates are in British Pounds.€50 breakages deposit payable on arrival. Sleeps 2(4) and suitable for 2 adults and 2 children. - Linen and towels included. - Electricity extra and coal extra. - Bookings are Saturday to Saturday. Easter weeks commence 31st March to 14th April. Xmas is between 15th December and 5th January. Cancellation Policy For cancellation directly contact the owner. Rules Rates are subjected to change without prior notice. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t42244/

Overlooking the mouth of the Shannon with spectacular views south to Kerry Head and the Macgillycuddy Reeks and west towards the Dingle Peninsular, the house is surrounded by lawns, gardens and rock walls. Built as a Summerhouse for the McDonnell Family, descendants of the Earl of Anrtrim and designed by the same architect as Dromoland Castle, the property sits on 20 acres with 800 feet of own waterfront in the grounds and a nice sandy beach within 5 minutes of the house. There are walled gardens and yards to the rear including a garage, a tennis house, a tennis court, 2 dry sheds, fuel shed, and boiler room with central heating unit. The first floor consists of entrance hall, reception hall, dining room, fully equipped kitchen, drawing room with original marble fireplace, television room, living room/bedroom, bathroom, separate toilet and a double bedroom. Leading downstairs is a restored original oak staircase. The downstairs are partly tiled and partly carpeted and consists of a billiard room, utility/wine cellar, 3 double bedrooms, leisure area with sauna, steam shower, whirlpool and solarium and 2 bathrooms. This property is located 5 km away from the seaside resort town of Kilkee, which has a famous horse show sandy beach, an abundance of restaurants, traditional pubs, hotels, golf course and beautiful scenery, which a stunning cliff walk. Also 5 km away is the picturesque Village of Carraigaholt, which has its own harbour where you can buy fresh fish directly adn wonderful restaurants. There is a sandy beach only 5 minutes walk from the house.

From the moment you drive through the gates of Glandore House you will be enchanted with this very special property which has the most magnificent views over the village, coastline, over to Unionhall and out to sea. The entire property is filled with charm, from the mature gardens with the castellated wall and turret, to the upper terrace with the glass house, the sheltered walled gardens also boasting the views, the walled stable yard which is entered via a stone arch and the main house itself. Glandore House although it is large has is a great feeling of warmth. The main reception rooms are bright and spacious and they all take advantage of the fabulous views. The first floor has been completely renovated and now houses very comfortable bedrooms, including the luxurious master suite with dressing room and bathroom. In all there are 4 reception rooms and 9 bedrooms and other rooms which can be used for a variety of reasons. There are further works to be carried out and works have started on a large suite of rooms on the second floor.

This outstanding residence provides elegant and spacious accommodation over floor floors and is surrounded by mature gardens with a large stone courtyard with further accommodation to the rear. Dating back 250 years, this East Cork mansion has been restored and extended and presents itself as a spectacular mansion of unparalleled scale and luxury. The house extends to just under 11,500 and has accommodation arranged over 4 floors. The house stands on a slightly elevate position with views over the formal gardens down to a stream and pond, all framed by mature woodland. The original house has been meticulously and sensitively resorted to its former glory and the design of the extension was to specifically blend in with the older house. The highest standards have been adhered to, with the best of materials used throughout. Thought an original stone archway lies the large stone courtyard, which has an array of useful buildings, and a back entrance to the road. There is also a four bedroom house and a two bedroom house in this courtyard. This exquisitely finished house has been organised on a scale to allow for grand entertaining as well as convential family living. The house is c. 2 miles out from Midleton, a historical town, long renowned for fine food and drink,, award wining restuarants and quaint pubs and famous for the Jameson Whiskey.

Located close to the National Heritage and picturesque town of Youghal, and on the Eastern side of the River Blackwater Estuary. Muckridge House is a double-bow fronted, two storeys over basement residence which dates back to early 19th Century and has beautifully appointed accommodation throughout. The house is approached by a sweeping flight of stone steps to the front door which leads into a central entrance hall. Internally the rooms are arranged around the central entrance hall, with the staircase offset to the left at the rear of the hall. The rooms retain many original features such as fireplaces, decorative cornicing, timber panelled doors and shutters. The rooms take full advantage of the large Georgian windows and are both bright and extremely spacious rooms, with high ceilings throughout. Located close to the National Heritage and picturesque town of Youghal, commonly known as the center of the Irish Riviera, in the center of the Sunny South Coast of Ireland. From N25: At roundabout on bypass on Waterford side of Youghal, take exit for Youghal. Continue pass an Industrial Estate on left, after 100 yards property is on right hand side, (entrance between two walls). If you come to a second roundabout you have gone too far. Also property is located on the southern side of the Bla

This charming Georgian house sits amongst its on 52 acres, with frontage and fishing rights on the River Deal. There is also an inner courtyard with 3 bed cottage & large 2nd courtyard together with large walled garden. Knockglass House is a most charming family residence which dates back to the late 1700’s with a further extension 100 years later. In more recent times it has been the home to the last four Bishops of Tuam, Killala and Achonry. The house is approached by a long tree lined entrance which eventually opens to the front of Knockglass. The lands of c. 52 acres are mainly to the front with a large walled garden and mature woodland to the rear. The residence is a graciously proportioned family home, enjoying a south east elevation and fine undisturbed views over its own lands and beyond. The four reception rooms have a considerable feeling of warmth and are enhanced by their pleasant proportions and brightness. The drawing room and dining room are to the front of the house and have 11 ft ceilings with ornate cornicing and fine marble fireplaces. There are a total of 6 well proportion bedrooms.

Gurthalough Estate lies on the shores of the famous Lough Derg, on the River Shannon, offers privacy, spectacular views, woodland walks, magnificent walled garden with guest cottage and extensive lake frontage with private harbour. Gurthalougha is one of the finest houes on Lough Derg and the present owners have invested considerable time and expenditure sensitively restoring the house. Their efforts went far beyond the residence; the estate has been brought back to its former glory. Today it is a haven for all wildlife which can be enjoyed from so many different aspects, whether boating on the lake, taking a leisurely stroll through one of the many woodland walks, peacefully sitting in the magnificent walled garden or enjoying lunch by the harbour. The house has an appealing combination of grand and more intimate reception rooms on a manageable scale. The rooms are bright, well proportioned and are a showcase of Victorian architecture. Throughout the house there are exquisite features. The pretty garden house which sits along the walls of the magnificent walled garden is now renovated presenting itself as a two bedroom guest house. Ballinderry 1.5 km Nenagh 25 km Shannon Airport 87 km Galway Airport 77 km Gurthalougha Estate is in a stunning position on the east side of Lough Derg. Commonly regarded as Ireland's Pleasure lake, Lough Derg is the largest on the Shannon - Erne waterway, one of Europes foremost non commercial Rivers. The lake is ideal for all kinds of water sports, sailing, angling and offers great scenery and natural beauty combined with atmospheric towns and villages which lies around the lakeside shores.

Bowelk House is a graciously proportioned home and remains true to its era. Lot 1: House on 8.87 Acres AMV €550,000, Lot 2: 16.73 Acres, Lot 3 Derelict Mill (2 acre) FPP for 3 Apts, Lot 4: Cottage & Forge (1.76 acres) This is a rare opportunity to acquire a comfortable un-spoilt period property which is located in pleasant quiet countryside, and yet within easy driving distance of Dublin and Belfast and good towns such as Monaghan. The reception rooms have a considerable feeling of warmth and are enhanced by their pleasant proportions and brightness. There are a total of four well proportioned bedrooms and two smaller bedrooms in the garden wing. Bowelk boast a superb walled garden which is directly accessed from the house. This garden has been well maintained over the years and there are walks through the box hedging and to one side of the garden there is a fruit orchard. The derelict Mill which is located on the North side of the Lands has FPP for 3 apartments and would suit conversion into a styllish single residence. Across the road there is a separate cottage and forge, which is an ideal site for a singel residence, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Located in the heart of the rolling hills of Monaghan, 3.8 kms from the small town of Ballybay. The large and principle town of the county is Monaghan which is 18 kms away. Dublin Airport 104 km, Belfast City 103 km Armagh 37km Enniskillen 62km

Bowelk House is a graciously proportioned home and remains true to its era. Lot 1- House on 3.59 ha (8.87 acres) - AMV EURO550,000. Lot 2 - Lands of 6.77 ha (16.73 acres) - AMV EURO150,000. Lot 3 - Derelict Mill on 0.81 ha (2 acres) with FPP for 3 apartments - AMV EURO50,000. Lot 4 - Derelict Cottage and forge on 0.71 ha (1.76 acres) -AMV EURO40,000. Lot 5 - The Entire (Bowelk House on 11.88 ha ( 29.63 acres) - AMV EURO790,000. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a comfortable un-spoilt period property which is located in pleasant quiet countryside, and yet within easy driving distance of Dublin and Belfast and good towns such as Monaghan. The reception rooms have a considerable feeling of warmth and are enhanced by their pleasant proportions and brightness. There are a total of four well proportioned bedrooms and two smaller bedrooms in the garden wing. Bowelk boast a superb walled garden which is directly accessed from the house. This garden has been well maintained over the years and there are walks through the box hedging and to one side of the garden there is a fruit orchard. The derelict Mill which is located on the North side of the Lands has FPP for 3 apartments and would suit conversion into a styllish single residence. Across the road there is a separate cottage and forge, which is an ideal site for a singel residence, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Located in the heart of the rolling hills of Monaghan, 3.8 km's from the small town of Ballybay. The large and principle town of the county is Monaghan which is 18 km's away. Dublin Airport 104 km, Belfast City 103 km Armagh 37km Enniskillen 62km.

The property is a superb country house and a charming family home approached via an impressive tree lined avenue in a parkland setting with lovely mature woodland and gardens. The house, a three-bay two storey castellated country house dates back to 1815 built on the site of an O'Carroll castle. The eclectic character of the residence is owed to the fact that it was constructed in various phases, the most notable of which resulted in the addition of its fine nineteenth century gothic revival frontage with terminating towers and a cenelated parapet. It was originally the family seat of the Minchin family. The main house consists of many fine reception rooms, large bedrooms, which are all bright well proportioned rooms.

Annaghmore House is an elegant two storey residence approached by a long avenue. It sits on c. 10 acres which surrounds the house and is made up of gardens, mature woodland, a large walled garden and the courtyard to the rare of the house. The house dates back to c. 1835, with a wing to the rear which is most likely older. As you enter the house you are immediately surprised by the magnificent hall and grand staircase. The front block of the houses consists of many fine reception rooms and bedrooms rooms, all with decorative period features, high ceilings and windows with shutters. There are interesting pilaster works through out the front house and a very ornate staircase. To the rear of the main house there is a large courtyard, with is entered through an ashlar frontispiece, over which is a fine geometric bellcote of ashlar limestone.

Located at the shores of Clogher Lake the house is approached along an avenue lined with copper beeches, beeches and oaks and is surrounded by its own c 94 acres leading to the extensive lakeshore frontage. As the avenue sweeps off to the front of the house, catching the first glimpses of the lake, veering to the right is a back entrance to the courtyard and farm buildings. The residence makes a superb family home, which is well located, benefiting from being centrally set within its own lands and enjoying fine views over mature parkland down to the lake. The house is conveniently laid out and although it impresses by its grandeur it very much feels like a home. The rooms are bright, well proportioned and are a showcase of Georgian architecture. Throughout the house there are exquisite features, such as the corniced ceilings, the wood panelled recessed windows and the impressive antique fireplaces. Directions: from the bridge in Carrick-on-Shannon continue on the N4 Sligo Road for 4.6miles then take the left hand turn signposted for Croghan and there is a white lodge style house on the corner. Continue along this road and over the Railway Bridge and veer to the right. Continue for 2.6miles until you reach a T Junction (there is a sign on the T Junction for Ashford Croghan) take a right hand turn signed Ballyboy Farm. Continue for 0.5 miles and Moylurg is on the left hand side with blue c

Set in the middle of the glorious Tipperary countryside in pristine condition, Thonogue House is centrally located in the heart of the thoroughbred country near the pretty village of Cahir and the historic towns of Cashel and Clonmel. Thonoge House is a beautifully proportioned seven bay Georgian two story family home. The entire property has been extensively renovated over the last three years. One enters the house from the stone steps into a large exceptional Marble floored hall. To the right of the hall is a large drawing room with windows on both ends. To the left is a handsome dining room. The country kitchen with four door aga leads to the cosy sitting room with gas stove. The staircase leads up to the large landing with four bedrooms two ensuite and a large family bathroom. There is a lovely feeling of warmth and light through out this spacious elegant family home. Thonoge is well placed for a variety of sporting activities. The area is a haven for the angling enthusiasts with the nearby River Suir. The property stands in the famous Tipperary Hunt Country, Kilkenny, Limerick, Scarteen and Waterford Foxhounds are within easy boxing distance. Clonmel, Thurles, Mallow and Limerick Junction race ourses are approximately 30 - 40 minutes away. The amous Coolmore stud and Ballydoyle are both in the ounty. There are a number of private shoots available in the area

Hollywood House is an important Neo classical house. It is a delightful small estate in the heart of the Garden of Ireland yet within easy commuting distance of Dublin. The main reception rooms, centred around the impressive double reception and stairs hall, are of graceful proportions and full of light from high sash windows. This is an important small estate ringed by mature woodland with the house approached via a long tree and Rhododendron lined avenue offering superb views over the surrounds countryside and hills. Hollywood is in Wicklow and Bray hunt country and bounds Coillte State Forestry, ideal for exercising and trekking. There are championship golf courses near by including Druids Glen,The European and Powerscourt and the golden beaches of the east coast and harbours from which to fish and sail are all within a 15 minute drive. Dublin on N11, after approx 25 miles take the Rathnew exit and in Rathnew take the Glenealy/Rathdrum Road. Go through Glenealy and the gates and lodge are on the right hand side.

Hidden from any outside view, this immaculate house offers total peace and tranquility. Set in 130 acres, with easy access and excellent equestrian facilities, the house has been impeccably and lovingly restored; altogether stunning Comeragh House is approached by a magnificent 1 km drive, which passes through mature woodland, parkland and past the lake all fringed by the mountain back drop. On appraching the house the tree lined avenue opens to a stunning view over the sloping parkland. The over all impression of this house is of its warm, welcoming and cosy atmosphere, softening its dramatic presentation and its large, high ceilings and elegant rooms, all with stunning views. The kitchen leads to the sunken Italian Courtyard, perfect for summer eating and romantically lit at nightfall. There is direct access from the office and studio to the sunny sheltered terrace, which has magnificent views sweeping across the parkland and over the mountains beyond. There is a well maintained pretty stable yard, with 7 looseboxes, tack room, washroom, horse walker, large barn. The attractive cottage block comprises of a grooms cottage and a 3 bedroom visitors cottage. Also see www.youririshestate.com Waterford Airport is 20 minutes; Cork Airport just over one hour. Rosslare Harbour one and a quarter hours. Beaches and Mountains are approx. fifteen mintues away. The local town of Dungarven is 10 km away. Also see www.youririshestate.com

Passing through the gates of The Mill House, brings you into a charming oasis of beautiful old buildings sitting amongst magnificent gardens, framed in a valley setting with the River Potters flowing by. The Mill House is a pretty family residence with accommodation laid out over two floors and comprises of a well proportioned entrance hall, a large open plan kitchen with dining and living area, a spacious drawing room and study together with four bedrooms (2 ensuite). The kitchen, drawing room and study open to a large terrace, an absolute suntrap where you can literally deep your toes in the river flowing by. The 3 storey mill is in good condition and is currently used as workshops with a gallery space on the top floor. Additionally there is also a Mill cottage which is currently in two self contained apartments, however it would make a fantastic 2 or 3 bedroom residence. Strolling through the gardens is truly a wonderful adventure where, while crossing a bridge over the river you will find yourself in an area created to represent a coastal garden, continuing along the different pathways over more bridge, passing stone waterfalls, small ponds and arrays of shrubbery. Wicklow is known as the Garden of Ireland, a name earned for its picturesque landscape, wonderful coastline, mountains and lakes. Nearest beach is Brittas Bay 7.6 km. Wicklow town is 7km, large shopping town of Arklow is 14 kms.

Dunlavin House is a three bay Georgian residence with spacious living accommodation over three levels on c.0.75acres. The building built in c.1840 is finished in render with block and start quoins. Dunlavin House is in excellent condition and has been refurbished to a very high standard in keeping with its traditional style. The property has many outstanding attributes encompassing all the charm of classical Georgian architecture and solid stone construction of a bygone era. The property on c.0.75acres is bounded to the front by black wrought iron railings. Entered through black wrought iron gates with a winding tarmac driveway, there is ample parking surrounded by lawned gardens. Flanked by mature trees, hedging and shrubbery affording seclusion, shelter and tranquillity, the property sits well in off the road enjoying privacy whilst benefiting from all the conveniences of village life. The location of Dunlavin House combines the best in terms of a charming setting on the Kildare/Wicklow border and the convenience of being within the attractive village of Dunlavin. Amenities include two primary schools, secondary school, Churches, shops, butcher, restaurant, hairdressers, florist, an AIB bank, post office, library and coffee shops. The house is within easy access of the bustling towns of Naas and Newbridge with shopping centres, trains, buses, cinemas, and a range of primary an