semi-detached house 4 Bed Detached Home! Cuan Eislinne is a new development of ten 3 bed semi detached homes and one detached 4 bed home in the heart of the picturesque village of Dromod on the banks of the river Shannon. A unique opportunity for country living awaits you in this 2005 silver medallist tidy town with its award winning restaurants, shops and harbour. The location is excellent just off the N4 and within 100 metres walking distance of the railway station, Dublin ? Sligo line. Additionally with the current development of the nearby Dromod Golf and Country Club this popular village could prove to be your little part of paradise with a host of amenities on your doorstep. The accommodation consists of a living room, kitchen/diner, guest WC, 4 bedrooms with master ensuite and family bathroom. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and bathrooms have floor and wall tiling throughout. The kitchen has fully fitted units with granite worktops, soft close doors and drawers, island unit and recessed lighting. Other features include coving throughout downstairs with ceiling roses, built in display units in living room either side of fireplace and zoned oil fired central heating. There is a complete turnkey package available that includes table and chairs and all electrical appliances in kitchen, 3 + 2 suite, nest of tables and LCD TV in living room. Carpet in the living room, bedrooms, landing and curtains and blinds throughout. Dromod is only 10 mins from Mohill and the Lough Rynn Hotel and gardens, 15 mins from Carrick-on-Shannon and Longford, 90 mins from Dublin and 60 mins from Sligo and Enniskillen. The medical centre is located next door to Cuan Eislinne and locally there is a state of the art Creche, Credit Union and School. The larger towns of Carrick-On-Shannon and Longford have shopping centres with all the popular supermarkets, retail shops and Multiplex cinema. It is a great place to live with lots to see and do nearby. The marina and harbour have become a popular destination for angling, boating and water sports. Slightly further afield you have Stokestown House and Gardens, Carriglass Manor and Lough Key Forest Park. This is a fantastic location and a great opportunity to own a top quality home in beautiful, peaceful surroundings. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t647755/

house Ten x 3 Bed Semi-Detached Homes! Cuan Eislinne is a new development of ten 3 bed semi detached homes and one detached 4 bed home in the heart of the picturesque village of Dromod on the banks of the river Shannon. A unique opportunity for country living awaits you in this 2005 silver medallist tidy town with its award winning restaurants, shops and harbour. The location is excellent just off the N4 and within 100 metres walking distance of the railway station, Dublin ? Sligo line. Additionally with the current development of the nearby Dromod Golf and Country Club this popular village could prove to be your little part of paradise with a host of amenities on your doorstep. The accommodation consists of a living room, kitchen/diner, guest WC, 3 bedrooms upstairs with master ensuite and family bathroom. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and bathrooms have floor and wall tiling throughout. The kitchen has fully fitted units with granite worktops, soft close doors and drawers, island unit and recessed lighting. Other features include coving throughout downstairs with ceiling roses, built in display units in living room either side of fireplace and zoned oil fired central heating. There is a complete turnkey package available that includes table and chairs and all electrical appliances in kitchen, 3 + 2 suite, nest of tables and LCD TV in living room. Carpet in the living room, bedrooms, landing and curtains and blinds throughout. Dromod is only 10 mins from Mohill and the Lough Rynn Hotel and gardens, 15 mins from Carrick-on-Shannon and Longford, 90 mins from Dublin and 60 mins from Sligo and Enniskillen. The medical centre is located next door to Cuan Eislinne and locally there is a state of the art Creche, Credit Union and School. The larger towns of Carrick-On-Shannon and Longford have shopping centres with all the popular supermarkets, retail shops and Multiplex cinema. It is a great place to live with lots to see and do nearby. The marina and harbour have become a popular destination for angling, boating and water sports. Slightly further afield you have Stokestown House and Gardens, Carriglass Manor and Lough Key Forest Park. This is a fantastic location and a great opportunity to own a top quality home in beautiful, peaceful surroundings. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t647754/

house Description: 4 BEDROOMED DETACHED RESIDENCE STANDING ON SPACIOUS SITE MEASURING OVER C. 1\2 ACRE SITE. Features: ACCOMMODATION: Entrance Hallway, sittingroom, livingroom, kitchen cum diner, utility room, separate toilet and wash hand basin; Upstairs: 4 bedrooms all with built in units and the main bedroom is en-suite; Hotpress. Additional Info: HEATING: Oil Fired Central heating. Double Glazing. Property Direction Info: Take Castleblayney road out of Dundalk. Take turn for crossmaglen , Go through Village and it is about 3 mile out heading for Castleblayney. http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t114/

house Description: 4 BEDROOMED DETACHED BUNGALOW STANDING ON C. 1\2 ACRE SITE IN EXCELLENT LOCATION. Features: ACCOMMODATION: ENTRANCE HALL, SITTINGROOM, LIVINGROOM, FITTED KITCHEN CUM DINER; UTILITY ROOM, SEPARATE TOILET AND WASH HAND BASIN; CONSERVATORY, 4 BEDROOMS WITH MAIN BEDROOM EN-SUITE; LARGE BATHROOM , FULLY TILED WITH BATH AND SHOWER; Additional Info: HEATING: OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING. OUTSIDE: LARGE MATURE GARDENS. PATIO AT REAR. THIS PROPERTY IS IN FABULOUS CONDITION THROUGHOUT. Property Direction Info: LOCATED ADJACENT TO LOUTH VILLAGE. http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t102/

semi-detached house, garage Description: 4 bedroom two story red brick detached residence on c. 3/4 acre site . Features: Accommodation; Entrance hall with half moon staircase; sittingroom, livingroom, fitted kitchen cum breakfast area, separate dinningroom with patio doors to decking at rear, utility room, separate toilet and w.h.b. garage . Upstairs; 4 bedrooms(4 en suite) bathroom(bath and shower) hot press. Additional Info: Full red brick. p.v.c.windows, facia and sofet (maintenance free). Lovely sea views. 3/4 acre site. Property Direction Info: From m1 take slip road for Ballymac, go out Carlingford Road to Lordship village, pass church turn righ house on left. . http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t86/

house Description: 5 BEDROOMED DORMER BUNGALOW STANDING ON C. 1\2 ACRE MATURE SITE. Features: ACCOMMODATION: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, Large sittingroom, livingroom, Georgous spacious conservatory at rear; Fitted kitchen cum diningroom; Utility room with toilet and wash hand basin; Fully tiled bathroom. 3 bedrooms with main bedroom en-suite; Shower room built in. Upstairs: 2 bedrooms , both with en-suite; separate bathroom. Additional Info: Heating: Oil Fired Central Heating. Outside: Mature gardens with decking area at rear with view of lakeside. Tarmac driveway. The entire is in excellnet condition throughout. Property Direction Info: Go out Carrick Road to Stonetrough and turn right, carry on for about 3\4 mile and turn right again. It is 2nd red brick house on left hand side. http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t112/

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 The Reefs, is a spacious dormer residence which sits on c. 2 acres and benefits from fantastic sea views towards the Cooley and Mourne Mountains and over to the pretty harbour at Skerries. The residence itself sits to the front of the 2 acre site, enjoying its coastal position. The house, which was built c. 40 years ago by the present owners, has evolved over the years and now extends to approximately 3,355 sq ft. The accommodation briefly consists of living room, large kitchen with breakfast area and living area, dining room, utility, 9 bedrooms, five ensuite bathrooms. The lands are to the rear of the house and currently have three dog kennels, a three bay barn with half concrete walls and concrete floors. '+CHR(13)+ The picturesque and historical seaside town of Skerries is c 1 mile from The Reefs, and is regarded as a real gem of the Dublin countryside. Skerries is a thriving and friendly community with tree lined carefully preserved and quaint streets, adorned with hanging baskets in the summer. There is much to do in the nearby vicinity, with many shops, boutiques, pubs and restaurants in Skerries itself, together with The Skerries Sailing Club, Rugby, GAA, The Skerries Golf Club and a host of other a

house ONE-OF-A-KIND custom designed energy efficient family home with panoramic views from every angle of ocean and wild mountains in the beautiful historic Dingle peninsula, for those who love to watch the waves from a deserted beach or enjoy wide open green space as far as the horizon.In an area where the Irish language is still spoken daily; with live Irish traditional music and food festivals. This area has it all!: Beauty, mild climate, convenient airport, hospital, etc. without being near a city. No traffic jams! (unless you count waiting behind a few cows at milking time:-) A safe place where many do not lock their doors or their cars.A professionally designed interior incl 5 large bedrooms, 3 large reception rooms, open plan kitchen, gallery library, sun-room and 3 spacious bathrooms. A fantastic cherry wood gallery library and large landscaped garden with 3 patios and a children's play ground, and much more. This is a genuinely low price for such a fabulous property. All offers will be considered. Moreover, those who care about the environment would appreciate that this masterful contemporary architecture offers extremely low carbon foot print thanks to smart use of energy efficient solutions such as geothermal under floor heating throughout, timber, stone, double glazing and maximum insulation. This house has unbeatable low heating/electricity bill to prove it. The home captures light, mountains, stars and moon, and incorporates the natural surrounding beauty. High ceiling in the hall, five very spacious bedrooms with two en-suite and three bathrooms. A large sunroom and kitchen and dining room open space give this organic architecture design a unique family outdoor feeling. Our house conforms to the land and captures a new vista from every window with mountain views in east directions and sea views in the west. The two patios which project out into the yard create an entertainment flow from the great sunroom and sitting room. Or just sit out there to enjoy the peace and quiet, watching stars and sunsets. The master suite has a heavenly ocean view of the Atlantic with double large windows and a generous bath tub and walk in wardrobe.The garden has been landscaped and enjoys a large variety of trees and flower plants, Gazebo, outdoor tables and chairs, etc. There is the possibility of adding a pond and water features using the stream through the site. For children, we have dedicated one large corner of the garden with one high and impressive wooden climbing frame with swings and a slide and a tree, etc. The house also has a utility room, Pantry, Extra spacious attic with potential for future conversion;. Dimmer electric switches, woolen carpet flooring for landing hall, wooden floors in sitting rooms, etc. Home Features • Patio1 out of great sunroom • Patio2 out of large sitting room • One Gazebo • Home sold with : Dishwasher, Cooker with Oven • Satellite & High Speed Internet & 1Phone Line • Microwave • 6 foot upright Refrigerator • 6 Foot upright A low energy freezer, two A+ low energy Washing machines with daily timer to benefit from half price night time electricity scheme • tiled & Carpeted Floors • geothermal under Floor Heating throughout the ground floor • 2 Fireplaces with nice wooden rustic features • House sits on half acre site • right to use permanent water stream inside the property • direct access to mountain and short walk to secluded beach• possibility to use Well water from underground • Eco friendly water treatment system imported from Sweden plus a reed bed for gray water treatment (much more eco-friendly than traditional systems • Direct access to the mountain for hiking over these majestic Atlantic cliffs • Short 5 miles drive to historic Dingle that teams with traditional Irish music pub lovers • 45 minutes drive to Killarney with its famous "Ring of Kerry" drive • 45 minutes drive to Kerry Airport (Daily early Ryanair flights to London, Manchester & Frankfort & Dublin) • Decent choice of local Primary schools, Secondary schools in the Dingle peninsula with choice to learn through Irish Gaelic language or English language • Local authorities “Údarás na Gaeltachta” offer extensive support and assistance to businesses through all stages of start up including financial, recruitment, training and legal requirements assistance.... http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t573496/

house Clonmannon Lodge was originally the gate lodge for the Clonmannon estate and is a delightful and unique residence. The original part of the house was built in the 18th century and at the time was a four bedroom cottage. It was completely rebuilt In 1989 with a lovely cosy ambiance. Subsequently in 1996 a large contemporary extension designed by award winning architect Mary Donohoe was added. This part of the house is bright and spacious and takes full advantage of the beautiful undisturbed parkland setting as far as the eye can see. The property is entered over Clonmannon Estate Avenue and then through an entrance gate. It is bounded by post and rail fencing on two sides adjoining parkland mature beech hedging, adjoining private avenue and the outer side is bounded by the original slate stone wall of the Clonmannon Estate. The site is well sheltered by mature trees and beech hedging. It is hidden from the road creating its own oasis of privacy and tranquillity and yet to the south it is open and bright to take best natural advantage of the sun. Clonmannon Lodge sits on approximately 0.14 ha (0.35 acres) and is well sheltered by mature trees and shrubbery. Ashford is just 25 miles from the city centre and only 20 miles from the southern suburbs of Dun Laoghaire, and Dalkey and 15 miles from Bray and 12 miles from Greystones. Ashford is famous for its wonderful gardens at Mount Usher where many hours can dawdled away beside the Varty river or on any one of its sheltered paths. Ashford retains an old world charm rarely seen nowadays principally because of the many old farming estates with their beautiful and unspoilt parklands that envelope it. The

semi-detached house Hallway: 21' 0'' x 9' 3'' open plan hall feature front door Storage Press off Hall: 3' 11'' x 2' 10'' Kitchen / Diner: 26' 0'' x 14' 8'' comes with fireplace, bay window, double doors to patio area, down lighters in kitchen area Utility: 9' 3'' x 7' 3'' comes with door to back garden & ample sockets for appliances Toilet: 5' 1'' x 4' 6'' fully tiled floor WB & WC Sitting Room: 17' 11'' x 10' 7'' comes with bay window & open fireplace Master Bedroom: 21' 7'' x 12' 10'' en-suite 4' 10'' x 6' 6'' fully tiled, corner shower with electric shower WB & WC Bedroom 2: 13' 9'' x 11' 5'' Bedroom 3: 15' 10'' x 13' 9'' comes with 2 storage areas & walk-in wardrobe 7' 5'' x 5' 1'' Bedroom 4: 15' 1'' x 12' 7'' Bathroom: 9' 1'' x 7' 9'' fully tiled floor & around bath, triton shower comes with bath WB & WC Hotpress: fully shelved Garage: 16' 7'' x 11' 0'' comes with motorised electric door, over head storage & extra sockets. Outside tap uPVC white double glazed windows T.V points in all rooms Ample sockets in all rooms Outside wall garden features & outside lighting fitted on drive and around the house Patio slabbing all around the house paths Large site with fabulous country views. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t647371/

semi-detached house, alarm, furnished, fireplace, barbecue, quiet, parking, 307 sqmt www.sligohome.com 3300sq Ft of Beautifully finished high Spec Property built in 2005 originally a 4 star self-catering property.It has a natural local stone frontage set on 3/4 acre site with additional 1 acre for sale also Visit our Website www.valhalla-ireland.com This is a 5 bedroomed 5 ensuited property- 5 shower 2 bath Cloakroom, Walk in Airing Space, Living Room with Gas Fuel Stove with option for Open hearth Fire, with Oak Flooring. Elegantly Large Fully Integrated Solid Ash/Oak Kitchen Diner, hand made by local Artisan Underfloor Oil Heating in all communal areas.. Radiators in Bedrooms Wired for Broadband/Sky/Phone/surround sound. Alarmed with Local Company. Fully Landscaped Garden. Private Access- Gated & fitted for electronics, Fully lit Tarmac Drive Parking for 30! Pic Paved Patio to rear 15ft by 25ft all ready for barbecue evenings watching the sun go down. Option to buy fully furnished Option to lease any of the 30 acres of remaining surrounding land. http://www.arkadia.com/t67236/

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 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 c.0.5acre site at Ballyhaze on the Straffan to Kill road, within minutes walk of Straffan village. This site would suit local needs only and is not being sold subject to planning permission. Directions: Coming from Dublin on the M7 take the exit for Kill/Straffan. Follow the signs for Straffan and just before you reach the turn to your left for the Smurfit entrance to the K club and the Sallins road the site is on your left, look out for our sign.

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 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, 280 sqmt Overall Floor Area: 280 Sq. Metres (3,013 Sq. Feet) This is an Exceptionally finished 5/7 Bedroom Detached Dormer House sitting on a beautifully elevated site of .78acres surrounded by Ranch Fencing. Built to a Very High Specification, you enter this house into a large hallway with open plan stairs leading to the first floor. With A beautiful Large Sitting Room and Feature Fireplace, Living/Dining Room, Fully Fitted Mapel Kitchen/Dining Room, Large Utility Room leading to a fabulous Bathroom with Power Shower, Bedroom, Study and a integral Garage all situated on the Ground Floor. Upstairs leads to 4/5 Bedrooms very large bedrooms 2 of which are ensuit bathrooms a long with a fully fitted family Bathroom with Corner Bath and Electric Shower. This House is an ideal family home in a superb locatin enjoying a rural setting yet still very close to all amenities.It is just 15 minutes drive to Dundalk Town Centre and 10 minutes drive to the M1 and can only be appreciated by a full Viewing. http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t67/

house A rare opportunity to purchase an attractive residence in the historical village of Kilteel on c.0.75 acres on an elevated site with extensive views over the lowlands with breathtaking views over the wonderful countryside. c.3,500sq.ft The house was built in the late nineties to a very high standard and finish. The bright and light filled accommodation comprises of kitchen, breakfast room/sun room with vaulted ceiling, utility, dining room, extra large living room, conservatory, guest wc. Upstairs there are four bedrooms with two ensuite and a family bathroom. The granny flat has a gym/office and a further living room with views over the countryside and a large bedroom with ensuite upstairs. Outside The property has two entrance gates and sits on c.0.75acres which is sheltered in a tranquil setting bounded by trees and hedging. To the front of the residence there is a south facing sunken patio off the conservatory with Lisconnor slates. To the rear of the property there is another patio with Lisconnor slates and a lawned area, which takes in the breathtaking views of the Kildare countryside. There is an abundance of wildlife habitat with regular sightings of pheasant, squirrel, fox, deer and rabbit.

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 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 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/

manor N14380028: Excellent historical country house - Inn**** - This 4 star property has been recently entirely refurbished to the highest standards and full of character, this late 18th century house is an ideal place to visit the North West. Situated in the Yeats country, this is a jewel and has won an award in 100 Best Places Where To Stay In Ireland. This wonderful property is a Member of Private Ireland, Best Loved Hotels, Alastair Sawdays as well as the AA. The historical house from 18th century is situated in the hearth of quaint village (200 inhabitans) just 15 minutes drive from Sligo, the main town in the North West of Ireland, and presents a unique opportunity for a couple. - plus 3.57 % (included VAT) for the buyer. - situation near to: Sligo land It is surrounded by beautiful lakes and mountains. which offer excellent fishing spots and tourist opportunities nearby. equipment telephone. gas gas connection. water connection. used waters main sewer condition ready for immediate occupancy. Eight comfortable rooms are waiting for you. You will be captivated by the unique and warm atmosphere. In a peaceful environment enjoy a relaxing stay in the Irish countryside.

house, 145 sqmt N14380030: Exceptional realty renovated church – cheap - Beautiful sensitively restored and renovated 19th century Church for sale. Located in the heart of cozy village, just few miles from the Gateway city of Sligo , this small and picturesque village is close to the shores of Lough Gill, in stunning Co Sligo landscape. This property is an extraordinary sensitively renovated space, ideal for artist or musician. Currently residential, it has huge potential for both commercial and residential applications (subject to necessary Planning Permission). With superb acoustics and atmospheric light, it is ideal for Composers, musicians or artists seeking a residential workspace. - plus 3.57 % (included VAT) for the buyer. - situation near to: Sligo land GARDENS: the walled garden & grounds extend to 0.25 acres include a patio and herb garden at the back. Parking areas are to the rear and front of the property. ground floor Disposition: useful area: 144.6 m2 Entrance Hall (2.8 x 1.0 m); Cloakroom (0.9 x 1.6 m) - sandstone flag floor. WC. oyster style w.h.b.; Inner Hall: sandstone flag floor. part brick wall; Living room-Dining room (7.9 x 6.6 m): liscannor slate floor. under floor heating. large feature leaded glass windows. staircase to pulpit and living room and gallery. solid fuel stove; Raised Sitting Area (4.3 x 4.3 m): accessed via original pulpit staircase. feature leaded glass windows; Kitchen (4.3 x 3.8 m): range and stainless steel storage with stainless work surface. Belfast sink. oil fared AGA (also heats water). ´Smeg´ oven and ´gaggenau´ Volcanic ash grill (indoor barbecue). ´Smeg´ dishwasher; Crypt (4.2 x 2.0 m): shelved. door to patio. currently used as office-wine cellar; Vestry (2.8 x 1.8 m): open fire. door to rear of building. currently used as reading room-snug; Guest bedroom (4.42 x 2.4 m): hard wood floor. feature leaded window; En-suite Bathroom (1.6 x 1.4 m): sandstone flag floor. part tille equipment telephone. gas gas connection. water connection. used waters main sewer. heating: underground. fireplace: yes