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.
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.
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.
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
Beechmount is entered through stone gates and a sweeping driveway, bounded by beech hedging and mature trees leading to the main house. The property is a detached three-bay two-storey Georgian house, built c.1810-1820. Hipped slate roof with timber eaves brackets and rendered chimneystacks with rendered walls. Timber sash windows, six-over-six pane with some three-over-six pane to rear, set in square-headed openings having limestone sills. Impressive limestone steps leading to entrance, with timber panelled door in door case with Ionic pilasters and with ornate fanlight in segmental-headed opening. The main house which is in good condition throughout comprises of well proportioned rooms – drawing room, dining room, study, kitchen, conservatory, guest wc, utility room, upstairs there are four bedrooms and a bathroom. There is a wing to the rear requiring updating. Outside there are two paddocks, a double courtyard to the side of the house with a cobble lock yard accessed by a carriage arch and 4 apartments in the courtyard which have been refurbished (3 two bed and 1 one bed) producing a rent of €24,000.
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.
Lanespark set in the middle of top quality agricultural land. The present income from entitlements is €24,300. There is 2.5acres of commercial forestry that is ready for clearfell. A forester has completed a detailed volume analysis of this an estimates that it is worth c. €23,000. The house at Lanespark is a beautifully proportioned Georgian two storey family home and has been extensively renovated and restored in recent years. One enters the house into the hall. Off the hall is a large drawing room with French doors to the garden. On the other side is a handsome dining room. The country kitchen with Rayburn leads to the utility and out to the gardens. There is a large wing which contains a further 2 bedrooms, bathroom and study. The staircase leads up to the landing with 3 bedrooms one ensuite and a large family bathroom. There is a lovely feeling of warmth and light through out this spacious elegant family home. Directions via Urlingford. Take the Urlingford exit off the M8. Continue down through the main street of Urlingford. At the end of the town take the R689 road to the left signposted for Killlenaule. Continue on this road for c. 10 minutes through the villages of Gortnahoe & New Birmingham. At the next village, Ballynonty, at the cross (4 x roads) take a right ,signposted for Thurles. The entrance to the property is 1.5 miles on the right hand side. Look for timber fencing along the entr
REFNO:3045. This beautiful period holiday home offers guests a truly unique experience in delightful surroundings. Located on the scenic route between Cashel and Kilkenny, it was built in 1886 and served as the house of the parish priests for the village of Ballingarry for over 100 years. In early 2008 it was completely refurbished and transformed into a stunning holiday residence with grand staircase and many other original features. Enjoy a book in the reading room or listen to the flow of the river at the bottom of the garden from where the garden deck overlooks the river. Hike Slievenamon and enjoy spectacular views, or just relax in the elegant drawing room. Shops and pubs 1 mile, restaurant 5 miles. Ground floor: Drawing room. Dining room. 2 steps down to kitchen with stone-tiled floor. Second living room. 1 single bedroom. Shower room with toilet. Half staircase to bathroom with toilet. 2 staircases to first floor, one steep: 5 bedrooms: 4 double, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Small library/reading room. Open fires in living room and dining room (initial fuel inc). Oil CH by meter reading. Elec, bed linen and towels inc. Cot. H/chair. Three satellite TVs. DVDs. Stereo/CD. Elec cooker. M/wave. W/machine and t/dryer in external utility. D/washer. F/freezer. Lawned garden with decking and furniture. Enclosed courtyard. Ample parking. NB: River frontage in garden, 60 yards. http://www.arkadia.com/thdy-t9446/
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.
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
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
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.
An end of terrace two storey over garden level period residence on Ailesbury Road.There is a mews residence to the rear which can be acquired as one lot with the main house.
Classical period brick house in 25 acres with views over the river. 5 bedrooms and substantial basement with superb bow fronted reception rooms. Walled garden, potting shed and stables, mature gardens with frontage of the River Barrow. The former home of the famous Duke of Wellington, Erindale stands well over the River Barrow. The new M9 motorway brings Dublin within the hour and the hosue in 25 acres has been in the same family for 25 years. The bow-fronted brick house on the sought-after Kilkenny Road near Carlow’s Institute of Technology has 511sq m (5,500sq ft) of elegant accommodation in a very private setting. A large entrance hallway, lit by an impressive fanlight, leads to spacious reception rooms with ornate plasterwork ceilings and Gothic-style windows. The kitchen has spiral stairway access down to a vast cellar which runs the length of the house. Upstairs, five double bedrooms (and a nursery) are decorated in the traditional country-house manner. Outside, four acres of gardens include stone patios, lawns, a secluded walled garden and a charming summerhouse originally designed as a gazebo overlooking the river. Carlow 2 miles M9 4 miles Kilkenny 19 miles Dublin 50 miles
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.
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.
The property has many original period features such as sash windows, shutters, high ceilings, coving, feature archway, stairs and fireplaces. There is off parking for three cars to the front of the property. The main house is approximately 178sq.m (1,923sq.ft) has well proportioned rooms and comprises of drawing room, dining room, living room, kitchen, guest wc, four bedrooms, shower room and ensuite bathroom. The mews to the rear c.37sq.m(407sq.ft) has its own access from the lane to the rear and is ideal for generating income as a possible rental property, nanny flat or for family members. The accommodation of the mews comprises of kitchen/living room, bedroom and shower room. Outside A stone wall and pillars with wrought iron gates greet you on entrance to the property. There is off street parking for three cars on the graveled forecourt. The garden to the rear is walled and the gardens are well maintained with a lawned area, shrubbery and hedging. There is a storage shed to the side of the house which is plumbed and wired. The location of 111 Mount Merrion leading between the Rock Road and the Stillorgan Road is much sought after with Blackrock village within a short five minute walk. T
A unique opportunity to acquire a quaint country house, guest cottage & equestrian facilities in immaculate condition located in a tranquil setting. Dunmurry Cottage sits within 1.8 acres of land and is an old cut stone cottage which has been tastefully restored and extended in recent years. The property has the added benefit of a pretty guest cottage, stables and equestrian facilities. All of this is surrounded by stunning views in the middle of the glorious Kildare country side. The property retains many original features such as sash windows, period fireplaces, timber latch doors and wide timber floors throughout. At the heart of the house is a large bright country kitchen with vaulted ceilings with exposed beams mezzanine and double doors which lead to a sunny terrace. The master bedroom has a large sunroom with leads to a private sunny side garden. There is a wonderful cut stone wall to the front of the house through which a box hedge bound path leads to the front door. Through out the gardens are mature trees a variety of shrubs and a haven of sunny patios. The property is in an excellent location 2 miles from the pretty village of kildare and M7. Travelling times to Dublin is approximately 50 minutes to. Two miles away is the train station with hourly trains to Dublin. On the outskirts of Kildare village is the renowned Kildare outlet village and the national stud with Japanese gardens. The thriving towns of Naas and Newbridge are a 15 minute drive, both contain numerous shopping centers, boutiques, hotels, restaurants, bars cinemas and theaters.
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)+
The bright and spacious accommodation of approximately 240sq.m(2,583sq.ft) comprises of drawing room, dining room, study, four bedrooms, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, bathroom, shower room, TV room and playroom. The house is in excellent condition throughout and has been refurbished to a high standard in the last few years while retaining it many original period features. There is off street parking to the front for one car. The private walled rear garden is 7m in width and 15.5m in length and has a south westerly facing aspect with a decked area and sandstone flagged patio for entertaining and lawned area behind. Sydenham Road is an extremely convenient location within close proximity of Dundrum Town Centre, LUAS Green Line, the M50 and Sandyford Business Park. Dundrum village and Town Centre provide a host of restaurants, shops and supermarkets.
Seaclusion is a glorious newly-constructed coastal residence overlooking the estuary at Rosscarbery, the Atlantic coast and the Galley Head Light House. Set on eight acres of landscaped grounds and gardens, Seaclusion boasts 3,500 sq ft of architecturally-designed accommodation, including a stunning main residence, a fullyequipped guest wing and a utility wing/boathouse.The house has been designed to maximise the stunning coastal and pastoral views, with a bright and airy interior fitted with the very best quality materials available. Energy-efficiency is paramount at Seaclusion, which is heated using a geothermal heat pump and solar panels and has a dedicated rainwater harvesting tank and high levels of insulation and solar gain.This beautiful home is extremely private, on a hilltop location set back from the road with remote CCTV monitoring and alarm systems.Accommodation in BriefThe main house includes a spacious entrance hall; a large living/dining/kitchen area with sliding doors to a southfacing terrace; a utility room, store room, guest bedroom with en suite bathroom, master bedroom suite with walk-in dressing area and en suite bathroom. The guest wing has a further two spacious bedrooms, which could be converted to individual self-catering accommodation (subject to planning permission).The utility wing/boathouse includes a double garage space with a kitchenette and WC, insulated to domestic living standards, also with potential for conversion to living accommodation/a granny flat, subject to planning permission.Features: Dry stone exterior finish, reclaimed flagstones, geothermal heat pump, solar panels, underfloor heating, American oak and reclaimed pine wood floors, high quality Italian-design kitchen and lighting schemes, high quality sanitary ware; fully landscaped gardens with reclaimed and antique garden features, two paved exterior recreational /barbecue areas. The house is fully wheelchair accessible Gardens Along the North, East and South of the site with panoramic views. A mix of grassed areas, flagstones and gravel pathways, an elevated barbecue/recreational area and antique garden features as well as modern outdoor lighting. Large south-facing patio area adjacent to main house.Garden features: Mid 19th-century Parisian cast-iron gas street light (converted to electricity with tapered metal and glass shades from Florence); 19th-century Italian marble well head with original wroughtiron overthrow including metal safety cover, wheel and chain; two Italian limestone plinths from a now demolished 18th-century church in Verona; metal grotto from a village in Brittany, converted into a garden seat; Italian limestone bird bath with Dutch-made lead Heron ornaments; Original signed Terracotta patio planters; French Art Deco-style Bronze exterior lights with bronze tapered shades.Secret garden: Accessed via a decorative wrought iron gate with gravel pathway, reclaimed granite steps and Italian stone seat in the garden’s suntrap, with views towards Galley Head Light House.LocationSeaclusion is located 1km from Rosscarbery village with its supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, church and cathedral.Cork City: 55 minutesCork Airport: 40 minutesClonakilty: 15 minutesSkibbereen: 15 minutesContact UsThe vendors of Seaclusion will be delighted to discuss all realistic offers from genuinely interested parties. For more information or to arrange an appointment,
Elegant accommodation over three floors, this upmarket home includes outstanding period features, together with a private secluded garden enjoying a sourth westerly aspect.
Located in the heart of Dublin beside Merrion Square, within minutes walk of St. Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street. The property also benefits from office use on ground floor level and basement levels. No. 4 has the additional opportunity to develop the car park spaces. The accommodation extends to 494sq.m (5,317sq.ft) and comprises of kitchen, drawing room, seven bedrooms in the upper floor levels, office space at hall level, and 2 own door one bed apartments at basement level. There are four car parking spaces to the rear of the property accessed from the archway beside. No. 4 provides wonderful period features such as sash windows and high ceilings with ornate plasterwork. This extensive property will suit buyers who are looking for a home/ office or for those who simply wish to live in the heart of the city. This is a significant house revealing a resourceful architectural invention allied to stucco work that effortlessly attains the highest quality revealing the distinctive touch of Michael Stapleton (1747- 1801) stuccodore, architect and master builder. The most unusual feature of the house is that it was built across a laneway, indeed the earliest case in Dublin. This has been transformed from a shortcoming to an asset. The stairs lead to an unexpectedly spacious piano nobile and there are seven bedrooms and eight bath rooms. This is dramatically emphasised by the door opposite the staircase on the first floor landing, symmetrically positioned on the long wall of a three bay drawing room giving an overwhelming sense of spaciousness. The hall i
The property is approached by electronic gates and has the benefit of c.11 acres of land together with useful farm buildings. 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.
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