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.

house 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

plot Gloriously situated on 32 acres of stunning headland, looking out over Bantry Bay and below a spectacular mountain backdrop. This once in a lifetime opportunity on the Sheep's Head peninsula, a little under five miles from the town of Bantry, includes your own beach and coastline. The setting is breathtaking and a genuine commitment will transform this into one of the most desirable residences in the country. However, perhaps the most valuable commodity here is the peace and tranquility of the surroundings. The planning permission is for a residence of approx. 6,200 sq ft of luxurious living space nestled into the landscape and facing into the bay. The grounds can be structured and landscaped to provide the most suitable synergy between the inteior space of the house and its surroundings, fusing the house with the site in the most sympathetic manner. The Sheep's head peninsula is a peaceful unspoilt finger of land stretching out into the Atlantic. A gulf stream climate means milder winters and warmer summers, you will notice the palm trees. The peninsula stretches west from Bantry, out to Sheep's Head, about 2 5miles away. Killveenoge is on the northeren part of the peninsula.

house Old Georgian house & 15 self catering apartments, 2 courtyards, out buildings, 2 bed cottage in need of renovation, tennis court, lake, croquet lawns, and some of the oldest trees in Munster and mature gardens. Set in its own private valley near Clonakilty in West Cork, Ardnavaha House was the original rectory for the local church at the top of the drive. The House was built in 1812 and was sold to the Robertson family in the 1920's. It changed hands in the late 1960's and was bought by a German family who built a block of hotel rooms adjoining the house. The current owners have restored the house and developed the self contained luxury apartments into a thriving business which are now successfully let through the Holiday Property Bond. Ardnavaha comprises some 10 acres of land, further land may be available. In addition it also benefits from a tennis court and croquet lawn.

house Kingston is a fine family home, located towards the middle of top quality land extending to 89.5 acres. The original house is 100 years old and there is a large extension to the rear which is around seven years old. The house is a two story 6 bedroom 3 bathroom house with 2 reception rooms and a large family kitchen. There is the added benefit of solar panels for hot water and wood pellet heating system. The gardens at Kingston are very mature and well landscaped and planted with an array of flowers, shrubs and a numerous variety of trees. All this is surrounded by its own top quality land which is currently in grass, vegetables and trees. Entitlements Forestry €4,054.41 per annum, planted five years. Single farm payment €6,576.76 per annum. There are numerous farm outbuildings all in very good condition. Outside: Yard 3 span hay barn with 2 bay lean-to with concrete wall. Machinery shed 3 bay barn Slatted shed Lean-to 3 bay either side Slats for lean-to 2 silage pits Concrete yard Land The lands are broken up into 60 acres of top quality land in grass and vegetables. 20 acres are planted in trees. 10 acres of callow land.

house Shuilong is an individually designed residence which has been laid out to take every advantage of the magnificent valley views. The current owners have incorporated the idealism of Feng Shui to create a harmonious home. The residence sits amount its own 2 acres, laid out in gardens with a paddock to the rear. The mature gardens have been well cared for over the years and have a stunning outlook over the valley and Wicklow country side beyond. The property is laid out over three levels and incorporates a fine drawing room, kitchen with circular shaped breakfast room, dining room, study, four bedrooms with other useful rooms such as a games room, a studio/bedroom 5 at the top of the house, laundry room, Main bathroom and guest shower room. There is also a double garage with storage shed to the rear and a large studio apartment above, which has just been renovated and provides good accommodation for guests or perhaps a nanny. From Dublin: Take the N11 Southbound and travel c. 38 km exiting at Ashford Village. On entering Ashford, at 1st roundabout, take the last exit (to the right). Drive c. 0.5 km and veer to left (signposted Glendalough). Continue along road, travelling over a stone bridge until you come to a junction, take road sign posted Rathdrum and continue for 0.7 km. Shuilong is on the right hand side through wooden gates.

house Boswell sits in an exceptional location on c 36 acres at the edge of the quaint village of Ashford and 1.5 miles off the N11 which now leads on to the M50 directly to the airport. One enters Boswell through natural stone walls and pillars up a sweeping avenue bound on either side by a magical pine woodland which leads you through electric wrought iron gates to the front of the house or through a separate entrance around to the stable yards. The main house which was built in 1741 is a comfortable light and spacious family home which has been renovated and decorated to a very high standard. On the west side of the house there is a large guest wing which has amazing potential uses or could be incorporated into the main family home. The gardens at Boswell house boasts a variety of mature old trees, shrubs and lawned areas. There is also a separate cosy Barbecue area surrounded by a newly planted orchard. From every corner of the stud farm there are different breath taking views of the Wicklow Countryside within this hidden oasis. From Wicklow go through Ashford village at the roundabout take first exit for Roundwood keep right at the fork continue for 2.5 km and the entrance is on the left hand side.

house A fabulous family home in Dublin South Centre with two delightful boutique gardens and access to the wonderful private gardens of Fitzwilliam Square. This is an ideal house for entertaining with beautiful period features. This is a truly unique and exciting opportunity to acquire a stunningly elegant and meticulously appointed Georgian residence on the quiet and sunny south side of Fitzwilliam Square. The property which was extensively remodelled with great flair and impeccable taste in circa 1995 under the expert supervision of one of Europe's most renowned designers and is now an outstanding example of Georgian domestic architecture at its finest. The current owner - Kevin Kelly - created some of Europe's most influential lifestyle/ interiors publications, Image, Image Interiors and World of Interiors. This prestigious residence featured in Architectural Digest, America's most influential interior design magazine, one of only a few Irish properties to feature. Evident throughout are the owners profound feeling for colour and their passion for fine fabrics. All in all 24 Fitzwilliam Square is quite simply one of the finest city residences with every conceivable amenity close by. Grafton Street and St Stephens Green - 1 mile (15 minute walk)'+CHR(13)+

house The Rectory on c. 10 acres has been completely refurbished in the last 10yrs whilst still being sympathetic to its beautiful original period features. The house is approx 3,630sq.ft. and guest cottage is 1,200sq.ft This beautiful Georgian residence with guest cottage was built in 1857 and was completely refurbished in the last 10 years to a very high standard. The main house which is approximately 337sq.m(3,630 sq.ft) maintains its many period features including sash windows, fireplaces, coving and cornicing. The accommodation is extremely bright and spacious and comprises of entrance hallway, drawing room, office, dining room, inner hall, guest wc, utility, kitchen/breakfast room, upstairs ¨C five bedrooms, shower room, separate wc and bathroom. To the rear of the property there is a refurbished guest cottage which is approximately 111sq.m(1,200sq.ft), a stone fronted sauna house and a walled tennis court. This is a most scenic and sought after location as Dublin is 2hrs 15mins, 35mins to Limerick, 50mins to Shannon, 1hr 10mins to Cork, 15mins to Tipperary town and Cashel.

house Nestled in the glorious Tipperary countryside in a private and picturesque setting, South Lodge has a fantastic Georgian residence. The property is located at the end of a long drive which passes through mature woodlands, past the lake and opens to parkland leading to the house and to the stable yards. The house itself has had extensive restoration and renovation works carried out and now presents itself as an excellent family home. The main reception rooms are all bright with high ceilings all of which have good cornicing details. There are three reception rooms, kitchen and utility rooms, there are six good size bedrooms, five of which have ensuite bathrooms and one separate bathroom. The property is in superb condition on a mature site with views over the parkland and countryside beyond. South Lodge is centrally located between the towns of Clonmel and Callan. Waterford City and Port is 36 km away, while the airport is 52 km. Cork city is also within easy reach as it is just over an hours drive, and Cork International Airport is close to the city. The coast is approximately 30 minutes drive, with fine sandy beaches at Bunmahon and Dungarvan. The medieval historic and fashionable city of Kilkenny is a 20 minute drive on the main Clonmel to Kilkenny Road. With the ever improving

house At the foot of Keeper Hill with the Silvermines Mountains providing a spectacular scenic backdrop, the house has been extremely well maintained and makes a comfortable country home. With good bright accommodation throughout, coupled with fabulous river and countryside views, the accommodation briefly comprises of three reception rooms, a library room, study, kitchen and five large bedrooms. There are many original features including ceiling coving, recessed sash windows with shutters, period fireplaces in all the principle rooms and the majority of the bedrooms. The gardens surround the house and are mainly laid out in lawns with mature trees and shrubbery, including magnificent rhododendrons, beech trees amongst others. The Mulcair River flows through the garden and can be cross by the wooden bridge. During the summer months there is a carpet of bluebells in the woodlands. In all this property is an absolutely oasis of peace and a haven for wildlife.

house The property is approached by electronic gates and has the benefit of c.5.5 acres of land together with useful farm buildings (further lands of c.6 acres also available). Also available on c. 11 acres @ asking price: €875,000. Gilltown Farmhouse is truly a property with a difference, with all the charm of a period farmhouse together with an exceptionally constructed modern extension filled with bright and spacious accommodation. The farmhouse dates back to the Mid 18th century, and in recent years has been meticulously and sensitively restored to perfect condition. To the rear of the farmhouse there is a wide and light filled hallway which continues to the rear accommodation. Great thought has been put into the residence on a whole and it now presents itself as a fantastic family home, with numerous reception rooms and quiet space to relax in; together with 4/5 bedrooms. Features: All walls are double insulated Interior walls of the extension are 9inch thick Solid mahogany windows throughout and double glazed in the modern wing Dimmer lights throughout Wooden floors are 1inch thick Canadian walnut floors Gilltown Farmhouse is located in the Boyne Valley and Beauparc is a quiet country area, with beautiful tree lined roads and countryside, making it a very desirable location. Travelling time to Dublin has been shortened with the opening of the M2 bypassing Ashbourne and the M1 motorway, which is only 9.6 km (6 miles) at Drogheda and will bring you into the city centre in 50 minutes.

house The residence is approached by a grand flight of cut stone steps, leading to an elaborate ashlar limestone entrance porch. There are three large reception rooms, all with magnificent fireplaces, ornate cornicing, large recessed windows with wood panelled surrounds and shutters. In all the house has many fine original period features through out and the accommodation offers bright light filled space with good views over the gardens. There are four large bedrooms on the first floor and a further bedroom on the ground floor. At garden level there is a large kitchen and other useful rooms, currently used as an office and playroom. The house is approached by a mature wooded avenue and sits amidst well maintained gardens, with many mature trees, offering the utmost privacy. The walled garden which is to the rear of the house and is an oasis of peace and tranquillity. From Dublin: Take the M4/N4 Sligo Road after 78 km take the 3rd exit for Mullingar sign posted Castlepollard/Mullingar. Take left hand turn for Mullingar and continue to third roundabout. Take third exit sign posted for Ballynacargy R393 and continue for 14 km into the village of Ballynacargy. At cross roads, take right hand turn and continue for 0.5 km. Willifield House is situated on the left hand side.

house Carbury House is a fine Georgian two storey over basement listed residence in immaculate condition throughout. The house and lands are surrounded by a stone wall and entered through a stone pillared entrance gate up a sweeping drive. The house is approximately 379sq.m(4,080sq.ft) of bright and spacious accommodation with its original wonderful period features such as sash windows, working shutters, fanlight, coving and high ceilings. This south facing property is light filled and its accommodation comprises of drawing room, dining room, living room, kitchen, breakfast room, fived bedrooms and basement. Delightful and well maintained gardens surround Carbury House. There are many mature trees and pear and apple trees which surround the property giving shelter and privacy. To the rear of Carbury House there is a walled coach yard with four stables, storage sheds and over head loft with a gate leading to the avenue and a gate leading to the garden. There is a roofed shelter area for horses in the rear paddock. The c.4.8ha(12acres) surround the property and the land is good quality pasture bounded by a stone wall and divided into manageable paddocks. Coming from Dublin on the M4 follow the sign for the Sligo/Galway road. Go through the toll bridge on the M4. Leave the M4 at junction 9, then at roundabout take the 1st exit, then at roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the R402 (signposted Edenderry). Continue forward onto the R402 Entering Johnstown Bridge. Continue into Carbury and follow the R402 and you will come to a pub at a bend on your right and the property is just after this with stone pillars and a stone wall.(If you have gone too far

house Clonalvy Lodge is a superb country home which is well positioned on the Meath/Dublin boarder. This individually designed residence was completed by the present owners in 2007 and covers approx. 4,000 sq ft. It has been built to high standard offering spacious and bright accommodation throughout. Great thought and care has been put into the property to insure it makes a top class family home, incorporating the best materials for modern living. This pretty house has many quirky features, all with meaning. When viewing do take in the two chimney pots, one featuring a crown for prosperity, the other featuring a heart for love! The accommodation comprises of interconnecting sitting room and sunroom. There is a country style kitchen and both the kitchen and sun room open to a large sheltered decking area. There are four good size bedrooms; the master bedroom has a separate dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. The main bathroom is newly installed and a third bathroom interconnects between two of the bedrooms. There is a large basement area, with studio and games room, utility, garage and also a self contained apartment. Clonalvy Lodge is superbly located, close to major road networks, including the M1 (4 miles) and the M2 (5miles), Dublin City and the Airport. The property is situated in the quaint little village of Clonalvy, a short stroll from the pretty church, the primary school and local shop. Clonalvy is in the heart of on the Meath/Dublin boarder, which is an ideal location for those wishing to live within easy commuting distance of Dublin City Centre and near good schools, shopping and sporting activiti

house Tucked away in extensive walled gardens on the edge of the picturesque seaside village of Easkey. Coachhouse with accommodation. The Old Rectory is a superb Georgian property standing in secluded walled gardens, enjoying the utmost privacy while still having village amenities on the doorstep. The main house is approached through gates in a stone walled entrance along a gravel avenue which curves around to the front of the house and also into the main courtyard, where the two additional coach house buildings are to be found. It has been well maintained over the years and the house comprises a very comfortable family home with spacious accommodation. All the rooms are graciously proportioned with original Georgian features such as corniced ceilings with centre roses, recessed wood framed windows with shutters, large, panelled wood doors with panelled surrounds and lime and pine decorative wall panelling in the breakfast room. From Dublin N4 Sligo. Leave N4 at Collooney exit to Ballysadare. Before bridge, turn left onto N59 for Ballina. At Dromore West, turn right to Easkey. Over stone bridge in Easkey, facing Church, turn left, entrance 50m on right.

house A newly built contemporary style residence, which has been instructed to the highest spec, using the best materials. All the accommodation has been laid out to take advantage of the magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean. The house is set in it own, well maintained grounds and is not visible from the main road, as it lies at the below the line of the famous Sky Road. The property also over looks the ruins of Darcy Castle. The property is one of the finest houses in Cliften. The present owner has invested considerable time and effort constructing the property, creating a beautifully appointed family home with wonderful 360 degree views across the Bay and Atlantic Ocean. The rooms are light, well proportioned and finished to an exceptionally high standard, with all of them benefiting from the lovely views over the Atlantic and rugged countryside and over to the distant beaches Connemara, Country Galway. Connemara has long been regarded as the real emerald of Ireland. This natural terrain and unspoilt environment offers visitors a wonderland of sights, experiences, adventure and activities. Cilfden is the capital of Connemara and is set between the Atlantic Ocean, the Twelve Ben Mountains and preserved boglands. Clifden was one of the last towns to be built in Ireland with the vision of creating a thriving commercial centre in a resource, rich, but poverty stricken reg

house This is a unique opportunity to acquire a beachfront property, which has full planning permission, offering a purchaser the chance to create a luxurious contemporary home. Currently there is a three bedroom bungalow on the site, which extends to c. 186 sq m (2,006 sq ft) and the accommodation consists of 3 bedrooms ( 1 en suite), bathroom, living/dining room, office, kitchen and utility room. In all the property sits on c. 0.19 ha (0.47 acres). The neighbouring villages of Bettystown and Laytown are traditionally know as a famous sea side resort boasting one of Ireland's most scenic beach fronts, which stretches for 5 kilometres from Laytown to the mouth of the Boyne River. However, the area has become well established as a commuter town for people working in Dublin, fuelled by the completion of the M1 and the Dublin Port Tunnel, linking the North East of the Country to the Capitals of both Dublin and Belfast. Taking account of the strategic and picturesque location of Bettystown, the thriving village has seen much development since the late 1990's. From Bettystown Town, take the coast road towards Laytown. Passing the Neptune Hotel, continue for a couple of hundred metres and the property is on the left hand side of the road. (Sign board on property).

house Superb Residence on c. 28 acres with stunning views of Lough Derg and extensive landscaped gardens it leave little to the imagination. This 3 bedroom dormer house has a lovely homely feel with lots of character. On c. 28 acres with stunning views of Lough Derg, extensive landscaped gardens it leave little to the imagination. This 3 bedroom dormer house has a lovely homely feel with lots of character. The properties interior features an extensive conservatory, natural terracotta tiles, solid pine kitchen with aga and a large decking area with electric awning. This interior designed house is surrounded by mature gardens, superb stonework and breathtaking views in every direction. In Townlough, Carraig Derg is a former hillside cottage sitting on c.28 acres, which has been lovingly restored to create an interior designed dormer house surrounded by extensive, mature landscaped gardens with breathtaking panoramic views over Lough Derg. While the property is private, it is by no means isolated. Limerick is approximately 20 miles away and it is only 12 miles to Nenagh and 4 miles to Ballina-Killaloe. There are a number of restaurants and wine bars in Ballina and Portroe and nearby Garrykennedy also boasts excellent access to the lake with its new slipway and marina.

house Set in the middle of its own c.4.16ha(10.3acres) the property is bounded by an old stone wall to the front which enhances the privacy and tranquility. Old Hollow House is a beautiful two storey residence on c.4.16ha(10.3 acres) built nine years ago and has been maintained to a high standard. This property ideally suits a family or the horse enthusiasts with all the facilities in the yard. The bright and spacious accommodation c.400sq. m(4,308sq.ft) comprises of a large reception hallway, an elegant living/dining room, a warm family room, light filled sun room, family kitchen/breakfast room, utility and guest wc. The property is an ideal family home with five good sized bedrooms with three of them ensuite and a large bathroom. The landing is quite sizable and leads to an open plan office and seating area which overlooks the pond.

house Overall Floor Area: 185.9 Sq. Metres (2,000 Sq. Feet) FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. BECTIVE CHURCH/BOYNE ART STUDIO & ACCOMODATION, Clady, Trim Rd., Bective, Navan, Co. Meath,Ireland. The impressive Boyne Art Studio originally Church of Ireland Bective Church comes on the market. The church is currently the family home of renowned artist John Ryan winner of the coveted Omni International Art Award USA. He works and resides there with his family. The interior of the plain gothic style church has been carefully and tastefully re-designed in line with the original building and with full planning permission to incorporate an Art Studio and living accommodation in an area of over 2,000 sq.ft. on 0.4acres. At this size and incorporating a studio/gallery and accommodation it is a very versatile proposition offering excellent opportunities. Heating System: Oil heating/radiators. Provision for solid fuel burning is available in the Art Studio. Natural light floods the classic off white interior. Boyne Art Studio benefits from being ideally situated for private and business use within a short distance from the amenities of Trim and vibrant Navan town on the present R161 road presently being realigned in conjunction with the new N3 Cavan – Dublin road. Dublin airport is less than one hour away. ENTRANCE HALL 9’2”x12’4” Includes: heavy gothic panelled door, Italian designed terrazzo floor, stairs to four levels in Bell tower containing bell. THE ART STUDIO Measures 25’3” x 21’6” Includes rafters and open timber trusses, white oak sprung floor, four large gothic windows with pointed arches to match the entrance, large wood-burning stove, central lighting and spotlights. Balconies overhead. LOBBY 4’9”x9’7”. leads to bathroom, bedroom and reception room. BATHROOM 10’3” x 8’3” fitted with cast iron bath, W.C. wash hand basin, bidet and plumbing for shower. BEDROOM/OFFICE/2: 11’4” x 8’0”.. Well-proportioned room with alcove, washbasin and built in wardrobe. RECEPTION ROOM 23’8”x 14’8”. Spacious reception with high-carved timber ceiling, magnificent large south-facing stained-glass window, mosaic floor and mahogany panelled walls. UTILITY ROOM 10’0” x 9’0”. Includes: A gothic panelled door and south facing stained glass window and wall safe. A washing machine, worktop and wall presses. A panelled gothic door leads to outside. PULPIT STAIRS Stairs from pulpit in reception room lead to balcony above. BALCONY/LIVING ROOM 17’5” x 8’6” Includes two stained glass windows, pitch pine limed floor, large stone arch overlooking large reception area. KITCHEN 12’2” x 10’ x 6” with limed white finish fitted wall and floor presses, built in hob and wall oven, glass ceiling and limed floor, balcony 5’x8’ off kitchen overlooking studio below. BEDROOM3: 10’2” x 8’10” with limed floor, built in wardrobe with shelving, high wood panelled ceiling and off-white painted walls. EN-SUITE MASTER BEDROOM1: 16’8” x 12’6” From the balcony stairs climb to the second floor bedroom with W.C., basin, open rafters, timber panel ceiling and built in dressing table. CELLAR 21’6” x 8’ It houses oil central heating boiler servicing the heating throughout the building, a water softener, pressure vessel and space for wine cellar. OUTSIDE Entrance is gained through an electric gate controlled by intercom system. The long kerbed stone driveway leading to a car park for 15 or more cars and grass area make up the 0.4 acres of land. A mature landscape surrounds the site and a section of the new R161 Trim to Navan Road is to the rear. Water to the church is supplied by a well and drainage is to a bio-cycle. YEAR BUILT St. Mary’s Church Bective was built in 1851 by Richard Bolton ancestor to Lady Diana Spencer (the late Princess Diana) and the current Princes Royal, William and Harry. This Victorian church was designed in plain gothic style by the famous ecclesiastical architecture. Joseph Welland from Cork complete with bell tower, buttresses and crypt. SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. Price: Excess €790,000 VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Contact: Ph ... or by email. HISTORY The History of Bective dates back to Mythological times. The rich wooded landscape holds the memories of ancient times. It is from here the stories of Fionn Mac Cumhail originated. The Salmon of Knowledge was caught in the River Boyne that flows through Bective Estate. Here the oldest bridge in Ireland Clady Bridge crosses the River Clady as it enters the majestic Boyne. Downriver is Bective Abbey built in 1150. It was the second Cistercian Abbey in Ireland after Mellifont was founded by Murchadh O’Mael Sheachlainn King of Meath and housed up to 35 monks and 50 lay brothers. King Henry VIII closed the Abbey in 1537 during the suppression of the monasteries. A quote from Ware’s Annals ‘the last abbot John Englishe was found to be in possession of a church, hall and cloister with certain chambers and other buildings, together with two hundred and five acres of arable land, seven of meadow and thirty three of pasture in the town-land of Bective, being the demesne of the Abbey, also a water mill and fishing weir all valued at £19-6-8 as well as other land valued at £61-11-8’. The body of the Norman Hugh De Lacy is buried here (His head is buried in St. Thomas Abbey, Dublin). In 1639 Richard Bolton, the cruellest soldier in Cromwell’s army took over Bective and it remained in the Bolton family for 200 years. Richard Bolton was ancestor to Lady Diana Spencer (the late Princess Diana) and the current Princes Royal, William and Harry. St. Mary’s Church was built in 1851 by his descendent another Richard Bolton. This Victorian church was designed in plain gothic style by the famous ecclesiastical architecture. Joseph Well and from Cork complete with Bell tower, Buttresses and crypt. A unique semi-circular ha-ha wall surrounds the site. The Church of Ireland later acquired St. Mary’s and in 1994 sold the church to Artist John Ryan who now lives and works there with his family. LOCATION Half way between Navan and Trim in Co. Meath,Ireland, on the R161 road Boyne Art Studio is located right in the centre of the beautiful Boyne Valley. Bective is close to the Hill of Tara, the seat of the High King’s of Ireland. King John’s Castle Trim built in the 12th century was the backdrop for Mel Gibson’s film Braveheart and four miles from the market town of Navan. Bective is close to the main N3 Cavan to Dublin city road, under construction new motorway to Dublin city and within one hour from Dublin Airport Ireland. Newgrange Neolithic site built 3,200 BC is within easy reach. Contact Details: Email:Reply to this ad by email or phone Phone: ... Contact Name:MB Now International (Marie) Phone Between Hours: Anytime. Answering service also in place. For overseas leave your telephone number with country code and local code (VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY) Key selling points: Church / Boyne Art Studio & Accomodation area 2000sq.ft on 0.4acres In Cut Stone Victorian, Gothic Architecture. Original Stained Glass Windows. Rare to to the market. Excellent condition. Accomod. design in line with original architectureElectric Gates At Entrance. In Beautiful historic Boyne Valley area on Navan to Trim R161 road ,near main N3 Navan - Dublin Rd, Dublin Airport Ireland, unde Art Studio and Accomodation including 3 bedrooms/offices. Offering great opportunities. Very Versatile Property with great business potential or private use. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t181315/

house Built in 1873, The Old Coastguard Station is a world class waterfront period property with dynamic and truly breathtaking views across Sligo bay. It comes with original boathouse and slipway to a small sandy beach. This entirely unique property has been delightfully refurbished with all internal woodwork in solid light oak now offering bright, comfortable spacious accommodation with outstanding views across the bay to the mountains beyond. It comes with 900ft of waterside frontage including the original boathouse and as slipway leading down to a small sandy beach with two moorings. The main house and watchtower stand as a large classic period stone structure in the centre of a prominent coastal site extending to about 7 acres. The main feature of the front facade is the striking period gothic head windows and front door. To the rear of the house there is a secure and sheltered paved courtyard which houses the original stone well and useful outbuildings which have all been modernised. The area is famous for its intense natural beauty and would make an ideal home for both busy and creative people. The Old Coastguard Station is located on the south-western shores of the Ballisadare Bay just as it joins Sligo Bay. The property is about 5 minutes from the village of Beltra, 11 minutes to Ballisadare and 18 minutes to Sligo Town ( A Gateway City). The Sligo Airport at Strandhill is 30 minutes and has daily flights to Dublin. Knock International Airport flies throughout Europe adn it is about 45 minutes drive. Dublin and Belfast are approxmiately 2.5 hours away.

house A fabulous family home in Dublin South Centre with two delightful boutique gardens and access to the wonderful private gardens of Fitzwilliam Square. This is an ideal house for entertaining with beautiful period features. This is a truly unique and exciting opportunity to acquire a stunningly elegant and meticulously appointed Georgian residence on the quiet and sunny south side of Fitzwilliam Square. The property which was extensively remodelled with great flair and impeccable taste in circa 1995 under the expert supervision of one of Europe's most renowned designers and is now an outstanding example of Georgian domestic architecture at its finest. The current owner - Kevin Kelly - created some of Europe's most influential lifestyle/ interiors publications, Image, Image Interiors and World of Interiors. This prestigious residence featured in Architectural Digest, America's most influential interior design magazine, one of only a few Irish properties to feature. Evident throughout are the owners profound feeling for colour and their passion for fine fabrics. All in all 24 Fitzwilliam Square is quite simply one of the finest city residences with every conceivable amenity close by.

house Ashville House is an exceptionally constructed and spacious dormer bungalow which sits in the middle of its own two acres and is surrounded by landscape gardens with an array of plants and mature trees along one boundary. The residence is approached through a walled entrance with electriconic gates and consists of a stone faced dormer bungalow which extends to approximately 4,800 sq ft. The accommodation briefly comprises of three reception rooms, a large kitchen, an office and 8 bedrooms, mostly with ensuite bathrooms. All the rooms are spacious and bright and there is a high standard finish throughout the house making it a very comfortable family home. To one side of the property there is a quarter of an acre paddock enclosed with stud railed fencing. Ashville House is located in the Boyne Valley Buffer Zone, where it is virtually impossible to obtain planning permission for new residences. Beauparc is a quiet country area, with beautiful tree lined roads and countryside, making it a very desirable location. Beauparc is not only an area with much to offer, but is also located close to many historic sites, including Newgrange (Bru na Boinne World Heritage Site), Hill of Slane & the famous Battle of the Boyne Site. There is a river side walk from Drogheda to Navan which passes many of these places. For keen golfers there is an 18 hole championship golf course at Baltray, Co. Louth which hosted the Irish Open in 2004. Drogheda Town is 11.2km (7 miles) from the property, the picturesque village of Slane

house Within the pretty village of Stradbally, Glenamara is detached three-bay two-storey double-pile house, c.1830 believed to have been the dower house for the nearby Wood House estate, seat of Lord Beresford. The property is entered through a cast iron gate having spike finials, flanked by cast iron railings and a stone boundary wall with a grass forecourt. There are four reception rooms with two at either side of the hallway with double doors linking both rooms and all have marble fireplaces. The kitchen, which leads off the inner hallway could be extended quite easily. There are five bedrooms on the first floor, all with vaulted ceilings and overlooking the gardens. Two rooms are double aspect, while three have original fireplaces. There are also two bathrooms on this floor. The grounds are very well maintained and cared for sitting on c.1acre with a walled garden and orchard, beech trees, herbaceous borders and lawned areas Joint Agent: John Shelley, Shelley & Purcell, 45 New Street, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary Tel: +353 (0)51 649992 e-mail: info@shelleyandpurcell.com Stradbally is situated in the South-East of Ireland, about 35 kms from Waterford City, Waterford airport 42km, Cork City 80km and Cork Airport 94km. Stradbally is a pretty village with medieval origins in the County of Waterford. A neat village of thatched and slate cottages, Stradbally has won numerous awards in the National Tidy Towns Competition and was a recipient of a Heritage Award in the prestigious international Entente Florale. There are many beaches near by including Stradbally cove -