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Standing on approximately 8.5 acres in the idyllic location of Kilmovee Village this charming and detached 2-storey dwelling comes to the market requiring complete...
Co. mayo - KilmoveeGallagher Auctioneers are delighted to bring to the market this lovely three bedroom spacious dormer bungalow in the popular residential development of Cois Na ...
28 cois na habhannModern 4 Bedroom Semi Detached Home presented in excellent condition, conveniently set within the picturesque village of Rooskey. Direct access to the N4 Dublin/Sligo...
RooskyThis is fantastic opportunity to own a waterside home. This type of property rarely comes to the market, nestled on the banks of the River Shannon, with access to...
Co longfordHip roof bungalow residence standing on C0.27 acres is situated in the much sought after residential area of Convent Road, Ballaghaderreen, Co....
Convent rd3 Bedroom semi-detached house c. 87 sqm presented in very condition on the outskirts of this picturesque Shannon-side town. This compact house was built in 2004 and backs onto agricultural lands. The house has a good sized front sitting room with open fireplace and double doors through to the kitchen / dining area. That has built in units. The rear of the house is south west facing, so this room is bright throughout the day. There is also a small understairs WC & WHB. An electric stairlift has been fitted to access the first floor. The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room. There is a small single bedroom that would be and ideal home office to take advantage of the high speed broadband available that is also due to be upgraded to fibre. There is a second double sized bedroom that is served by a modern spacious shower room. Outside there is a well-maintained landscaped rear garden with mature hedges, plants, and a garden shed that is fenced in and looks out onto agricultural lands. The south west aspect makes this a perfect spot for an evening BBQ. At the front of the house there is a long cobble lock driveway with parking space for at least 3 cars. Location: The house is about 10 minutes' walk from the town centre, which contains a large supermarket, newsagent, bars, pharmacies and other amenities. Lanesboro is situated at the top of Lough Ree with the town split along the county borders of Longford and Roscommon, divided by the River Shannon. Longford and Roscommon towns are both within 15 minutes' drive, as is Ballymahon which is home to Center Parcs. The town is very attractive and vibrant with a number of new businesses opening in recent years, including the popular Lough Ree Distillery and LanesBrew café. Great improvements have been made by the local TidyTowns group to take advantage of the natural beauty of the area. The town boasts a number of stunning walking routes, including Lanesboro Commons, a tranquil 3.2km woodland loop along the banks of the Shannon. Directions: Eircode: N39 KX43 GPS: 53.667 , -7.98205 Mains Water & Sewerage, Oil fired central heating.Electric Stairlift fittedUpto 100 mbs broadband available at present with plans for the area to be upgraded to Fibre to the home.BER: C2 BER No: 116376120 Energy Performance Indicator: 198.22Jonathan Quinn
28 cnoc na gaoitheWelcome to your future home in Rooskey Village! Nestled in a residential development, this 3-bed semi-detached house has a perfect blend of modern...
8 watervaleFOR SALE BY LIVE STREAM PROPERTY AUCTION FRIDAY 23RD FEBRUARY 2024 at 12 NOON. OPEN VIEWINGS SATURDAYS 10.00 - 10.45AM O'Donnellan & Joyce have been instructed...
& residenceSuperb opportunity to acquire a detached home occupying a corner site in this well-regarded residential address within easy walking distance of primary school, church,...
43 watervaleAPP Kirrane Auctioneering bring to market this impressive three bedroom semi-detached property located in the well known Westview Estate on the N83 Ballyhaunis to...
41 west viewBarrymore is one of Athlones most sought after and exclusive residential areas. Only a short walk from the shores of Lough Ree, The Hodson Bay Hotel, Athlone Golf...
Westmeath - AthloneInvestment opportunity. Comprising 9 x three bedroom detached houses together with lands extending to approximately 20.8 hectares (51.5 acres). Planning...
TawnytaskinSuperb Two Storey Semi-Detached Residence situated at No. 6 Spring Field, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon This property is adjacent...
6 spring fieldThis charming former school in Kilmurry, Castleplunkett, Co. Roscommon presents a unique opportunity to acquire a property steeped...
Kilmurray national schoolIntroducing a stunning four bedroom three bathroom semi detached house located at No. 26 Chestnut Grove, Tulsk, Co. Roscommon...
26 chestnut groveBY ONLINE AUCTION (LSL PLATFORM) THURSDAY 18TH MAY AT 3PM Prime property to come to market comprising three bedroom cottage with a floor area of c. 904 sq.ft in...
KileenboyBY ONLINE AUCTION (LSL PLATFORM) THURSDAY 18TH MAY AT 3PM Prime property to come to market comprising three bedroom cottage with a floor area of c. 904 sq.ft in...
KileenboyA fine Georgian house on private mature grounds with an extensive range of outbuildings History Bought by the current owner in 1993, the house previously served as a Glebe House associated with the former Church of Ireland in Knockcroghery. The outbuildings formerly served as a Sunday School for the local Church of Ireland community during the latter half of the nineteenth century. Following Sunday service, attendees flocked to the Glebe House for tea, bread, and jam in the gardens. During the burning of Knockcroghery village in 1921, the house was a place of refuge for families who fled from their burning homes. The locals ran through the fields and sought refuge on Hangman's Hill, the ominously named stony ridge which protects the village from the easterly winds sweeping in from Lough Ree. The incumbent rector, Canon Humphries provided food, clothing, and shelter to those whose homes were razed to the ground. Among those sheltered here was Canon Kelly, the local Catholic priest, who had escaped through the fields from his burning house was accommodated in the rectory and hidden in a back room for fear of further attack. Everyone felt safe in the knowledge that the rectory could not be seen from the village. Irish revolutionary republican, George Plant, a protestant activist, is also said to have found refuge here during the civil war, before fleeing the country in 1924. Description Killinvoy House is an impressive Georgian period house in a mature woodland setting outside the village of Knockcroghery and offers an outstanding outlook over the surrounding rural countryside. A gated entrance leads up a long winding avenue which approaches the private gated entrance and forecourt area to the front of the house. Killinvoy House is a two-storey over basement building dating from about 1825 and is listed as a protected structure. While the house would require some refurbishment to bring it back to its former glory, works have been carried out over the years including repair works to the roof around 2013. The accommodation extends to about 256 sq m / 2,755 sq ft in total. Limestone steps lead up to the front of the house with double doors which open into the entrance hall with a high ceiling and original timber staircase. The main reception rooms are accessed off the hallway, including the living room and drawing room which are generously sized, with both offering fireplaces, sash and cash windows and coving. There is a print room located off the drawing room. The kitchen / breakfast room is toward the back of the house and is an inviting space featuring an island and a Rayburn cooker. On the first floor there is the master bedroom and three further bedrooms. There is also a bathroom on this level. A basement level is accessed from a back service stairs and comprises four large storerooms. Between 1994 and 2002, the basement area was the home of award-winning artisan food products with jams, jellies and chutneys being produced by a small team of local people. Internal features include original fireplaces, flooring, ceiling roses and cornicing. Gardens & Grounds A key feature of Killinvoy House is the beautiful gardens and grounds. They are mainly laid out in lawns and enclosed by mature trees adding privacy and a buffer. There is a fruit and vegetable garden set to the rear of the house which can produce an abundance of fresh food for the house. In total the grounds extend to about 2.40 acres / 0.97 hectare in total. Outbuildings The outbuildings at Killinvoy House comprise a range of traditional stone-cut outbuildings which are currently used for storage. These buildings could suit a range of uses and could be converted subject to the appropriate planning permission. A log cabin offers flexible accommodation. Viewings Strictly by private appointment with Savills Country Agency. Given the hazards of a working farm, we ask you to be as vigilant as possible when making your inspection, especially around the farmyard. Directions The Eircode is F42 CF79 BER Exempt Fixtures & Fittings All fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale including garden statuary, light fittings, and other removable fittings, although some items may be available by separate negotiation. Services Oil-fired central heating, mains electricity, private well and septic tank. Fibre broadband is also expected to be connected shortly in 2023. Please note that the selling agents have not checked the services and any purchaser should satisfy themselves with the availability and adequacy of all services. Historic Building Listing Killinvoy House is listed on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage as a protected structure (Reference number: 31818004) Killinvoy House is located beside the village of Knockcroghery which offers amenities including a primary school and great pubs. A local amenity is the clay pipe visitor centre which is located on the original site of the last pipe factory in Ireland. The N
Killinvoy house3 Roomed cottage with an extension & Leanto standing on C1.33 acres situated at Rooskey, Ballaghaderreen, Co. Roscommon. This...
RooskeyDNG McGill is delighted to introduce No. 18 Bally too Manor, an impressive 4 bed semi-detached home located in the award winning village of Tarmonbarry. Tarmonbarry...
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