USD 393,020

Luxury 4 Bedroom Home For Sale in Castletownbere County Cork Ireland.

Luxury 4 Bedroom Home For Sale in Castletownbere County Cork Ireland Esales Property ID: es5554322 Property Location Kitty O’Shea’s, Castletownbere, Bantry, Co. Cork, Beara, Co. Cork, P75XN66 BER – B3 Property Details Built in 2012, to a very high specification – this superb three bed-roomed, 3 bath roomed detached property with a floor area of 108.85 sq.metres is decorated in neutral tones and with attention to detail throughout. With an overall site area of 460 sq. metres, the property is located only 300 metres from the picturesque and vibrant seaside town and renowned fishing port of Castletownbere. This property, with road frontage, a ‘natural dry creative/ artistic stone front wall’ to the forefront and with a private entrance driveway, is surrounded by a large attractive garden which accommodates trees, plants, vegetation, flora and shrubs. With a boundary backdrop of rocky and uneven natural stone to the rear and mature sycamore neighbouring trees to the side…..this home comes with a Ber Rating of B.3, is very private and offers a potential buyer a unique opportunity to acquire a magnificent home on the threshold of heaven near… CASTLETOWNBERE. Located in an elevated spot and with views of Castletownbere harbour and Bere Island as well as the rolling countryside, we have here a home which offers bright and natural light filled accommodation and is close to all local amenities both social and essential. A perfect home for someone with an appreciation of the sound of the Ocean, the scent of the sea, fresh clean air, natural habitat and on a windy night, the howling wind which makes one feel more cosy, snug and secure. With well proportioned and elegant accommodation throughout, why not just relax and work from this nautical, peaceful, serene and tranquil home in this stunning area of the Beara Penninsula. Would highly recommend viewing of video/photographs. Virtual tours available. GROUND FLOOR: ENTRANCE HALL: 7’6′ x 4’00’. Fully tiled. 1 Radiator. Doors interconnecting to (a) Lounge, (b) Living Room/Diner and (c) Bathroom. 1 ceiling light. Twin plugs in situ. LEISURE ROOM/4th BEDROOM/STUDY: 18’00; x 10’5. Laminate wooden flooring. 2 Windows, one to the front and one to the side. Bright spacious room …could be used as a 4th bedroom, etc. Three lots of twin plugs. 1 Ceiling light. Decorated with style and attention to detail. 3 Piece suite. Rocking Chair. Table. Seating box desk.. 1 Radiator. Door to storage room. Decorated with attention to detail. BATHROOM: Fully tiled floor area. Wheelchair access. Walk-in shower is operated from (a) backboiler or (b) Oil heating system. 1 Radiator. The shower area if fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Wash hand basin and toilet. 1 Radiator. Bathroom ware is white. LIVING ROOM/DINER: 18’00 x 12’00. Fully tiled floor area. Bright and spacious. Two large windows …. one to the front facing west with an abundance of sunshine in the afternoon overlooking part of the garden and with views of the rolling countryside. Views of Castletownbere and Bere Island can be enjoyed from the 2nd window which also overlooks part of the garden area. There is a recessed solid wood burning stove in this room which is 8 inches elevated from the floor area. This stove is equipped with a back boiler servicing all radiators throughout the house. 3 piece suite. Open shelving ware dresser, table/chairs. 1 Radiator.. Two ceiling lights. Double patio pvc doors leading to the garden…..to be described later. Interconnecting door to kitchen: KITCHEN: 8’00 X 8’00 Tiled floor area. 1 Window east facing /morning sun. Door leading to the outside garden. The oil fired central heating system is controlled from the kitchen for all rooms both at ground and 1st floor levels. Plentiful amount of plugs and points. Single drainer sink. Integrated cooker/hob. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Microwave. Ground floor units with open shelving at eye level. Extractor hood. Partially tiled walls. Neat and compact. (If one chooses – the kitchen and living room/diner can be open plan with a slight adjustment. Presently, they are separate rooms) Solid wooden stairs leading from hallway to: 1ST FLOOR: LANDING AREA: Laminate wooden flooring. Solid wooden banister. Large skylight window in landing area. Double ceiling spotlights. BEDROOM 1: 15’00 x 11’00. Laminate wooden floor. Double bed. 2 lockers. 1 Radiator Wardrobe. Three lots of twin plugs plus wired for T.V. Window with views of the countryside and garden. EN SUITE: . Tiled floor area. Walk-in Mira electric shower unit and fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Toilet. WHB to include a vanity unit. BEDROOM 2: 13’00 x 8’00. Laminate wooden flooring. Double bed. Dressing table and locker. Two lots of twin plugs. 1 Window to the front…with views of Castletownbere harbour and Bere Island and overlooking the port of Castletownbere. 1 Radiator. Door to Hotpress/storage area/boiler room. BEDROOM 3: 13’00; x 8’10. Twin bedroom. Laminate wooden flooring. Two beds. 2 lockers and a dressing table. Three lots of twin plugs. Two windows, one to the front with views of Castletownbere harbour and the second window with views of the rolling countryside. 1 radiator. BATHROOM: Fully tiled floor. Walk-in mira shower which is fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Toilet and wash hand basin. White bathroom ware. Velux large window. 1 Radiator. SERVICES: Mains Water. ESB. Solid fuel Central heating. Oil Central heating. Wired for cable T.V. in Lounge, Living Room and main bedroom. Outside water tap attached to property . Three (3) Fire alarms in situate. SPECIAL FEATURES: 300 metres from Castletownbere town/harbour. Convenient to all local amenities e.g. schools, shops, restaurants., etc Lounge Room could be used as 4th bedroom . Ideal location for Bed &Breakfast/Air B&B business. Plentiful amount of plugs and points throughout the accommodation. Private car parking spaces in abundance.. Double glazed windows/doors/triple glazed entrance door. Zoned heating system. Bright, airy and spacious accommodation. Ample space to extend the property…subject to planning permission.. Peaceful and serene living environment. F.T.T.H. (FIBRE TO THE HOME) is available. Vacant possession. OUTSIDE: WASHROOM WITH ADJOINING SHED . (totally independent of the dwelling house) WASHROOM: Solid block built washroom to include toilet and wash hand basin. SHED: Solid block built garden shed which is ESB powered. Shelving. As the Washroom/garden shed are adjoining , this lends itself to many possibilities to include perhaps, conversion to a self contained apartment / studio or home office, maybe glamping or camping could be considered also as we have some green lawn in this area of the property and the washroom could be converted, with a little work, into a shower area. THE GARDEN: On entering the property from the front via a private entrance driveway is a mature garden with some rose trees, hydrangeas and lilies which are set in limestone coloured gravelled areas and as we swish around we arrive at a different aspect of the garden with more colourful plants and shrubs. To the rear of the property we have , as a backdrop some natural rock with many shrubs and plants in situ to include holly trees, victoria tree, natural habitat to include flora and fauna. In the rear garden area are some lilies, crocosmia, mallow, cultivated mount brescia, garlic, parsley, lupins, daffodils, begonias, rose bushes, dandelions, daisies and lots of blackcurrent trees as well as strawberry trees. As we have lots of the garden area laid in lawn, maybe a vegetable plot or an enhanced flower garden would be the favoured choice of the purchaser. This garden area is a suntrap during our Summer months. There are numerous possibilities to be explored in this exclusive, unique and quiet spot which already accommodates a beautiful, serene and welcoming home. Title: Freehold Solr.: Mr Dan Leahy, O’Mahony, Farrelly, O’Callaghan, Solrs., Bantry, Co. Cork. Contact telephone number: 003532750132 MAiN FEATURES: 109m2 of living space 500m2 plot 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms Stunning Views Private Parking Private Garden Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies Close to many excellent bars and restaurants Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby Rental Potentia

4 bd

1,173 sqft

lot 5,382 sqft

Castletown Bere

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Charlesfort House Estate For Sale in Ferns County Wexford Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553709 Property Location Charlesfort House Estate’ Set on c. ...

USD 1,519,677

USD 1,310,067

Charlesfort House Estate For Sale in Ferns County Wexford.

Charlesfort House Estate For Sale in Ferns County Wexford Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553709 Property Location Charlesfort House Estate’ Set on c. 5.5 Acres Tombrack Ferns County Wexford Y21 FW32 Property Details Charlesfort House Estate • Sympathetically and lovingly restored to its former glory by highly skilled craftsmen in 2005, this 18th century estate offers a rich historical feel coupled with the benefits of modern living and design that detract nothing from the history or warm feeling that emanates from this type of house, an absolute must for those seeking a safe and peaceful retreat in the beautiful Irish countryside with endless potential. • Main residence is a detached, three-bay, two-storey over part raised basement with 4 bedrooms – extending to 448 sq. meter/ c. 4,821 sq. ft. • Two guest lodges, each containing 2-bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen/ living/dining room and with separate road access, each extending to 88.35 sq. meter/ c. 951 sq. ft. • Situated in an extremely quiet and peaceful location and set on c. 5.5 acres/ 22,258 Meters sq., with spectacular panoramic countryside views and paddocks for horses or other grazing stock. • Main residence consists of period type entrance hall, reception living room, magnificent formal dining room, very large kitchen/dining room, butler’s pantry, library nook or home office, laundry room, wine cellar, courtyard basement storage rooms, 4 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms DESCRIPTION: On arrival at Charlesfort House Estate, you are immediately struck by the impressive entrance, created by splayed wide stone walls consisting of granite features, and to the gate piers upon which hang the magnificent wrought iron gates. This majestic entrance immediately sets the scene for what lies at the end of the meandering tree-lined avenue, bringing you gently to the main residence. Stood amongst the spectacular garden shelter, you arrive at the awesome double bow-fronted country house. The house with all of its quality period features stands with distinction, whilst emanating the wonderful warmth and charm of a family home. In addition to the main house, the estate consists of two detached guest lodges, over five acres of quality land with multiple paddocks, captivating gardens, well stocked with a huge variety of flowers and shrubs and a very large workshop extending to c. 4,058 sq. ft. / 377 sq. metres floor space, with additional loft space. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, Charlesfort House has all the warmth of a family home and exudes a peaceful, welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. Restored in 2005 with amazing skill and accuracy by the current owners, the 448 sq. meters/ c. 4,821 sq. ft. of the main house is arranged over three floors consisting of a magnificent entrance hall, a large reception living room, spectacular dining room, 4 large bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, large Kitchen/dining room, butler’s pantry, library/ gallery or home office, laundry room, wine cellar and courtyard basement storage rooms. Throughout the property, specific attention has been given to the preservation of the period features and this can be clearly seen in the outstanding quality finish on every level. A truly remarkable period property offering modern comforts whilst including environmental sustainability features to extend the lifetime of this estate for centuries to come. The main house entrance door is approached by rising up the seven cut-granite steps, bordered by the beautiful wrought iron railings on either side. The cut-granite surround of the door with engaged Doric columns on plinths, leads into the spectacular hallway with marble tiled flooring and intricate marble cut mosaic feature, all of which is complimented by the four arch rests, perfectly situated to exhibit the amazing 'Four-Season Ladies', in keeping with the preservation of the building. All of the period style internal doors, some of which are reclaimed and of a similar period to the property, are adorned with rounded solid brass handles and ornately cut door protectors. Radiators of the highest quality formed from cast iron and with elaborate period design, give amazing warmth to these large rooms. The timber skirting and architrave throughout, further enriches the feel of quality with a classic gardenia finish. The large reception living room has treble bay windows overlooking the front gardens and surrounding countryside, an open fire with an amazing ornate antique fireplace in marble and stunning wide plank solid oak floor boards. This is complimented by the dual aspect window at the rear of the room looking across to the curved wall of the rear courtyard. Looking out from the front bay window across the large gardens and fields beyond, it is easily imagined when surrounded by the history that you are back in the days just after the house was constructed, such is the overwhelming feeling of history in the property. Of outstanding quality, the bespoke kitchen designed and built by specialist craftsmen using locally sourced solid Oak and solid Elm creates the perfect blend between the old and the modern. Modern appliances are cleverly disguised by the period style high cupboards and curved units including the curved pull-out larder. The stunning over mantle surrounds the dual fuel Aga Range style cooker. Tastefully finished, the oak is painted in a soft pastel shade and the elm is simply varnished to show the beauty of the wood. Granite work tops finish the incredible look and feel of the room. Following through from the kitchen, the high-quality continues with the butler’s pantry being finished with solid 'Cat’s Paw' oak units and granite worktop. From there a door leads to the rear courtyard. A fantastic formal dining room is found down stairs in the garden basement level, measuring c. 55sq m / 592 sq ft. Upon entry, a natural stone floor that looks as old as the property is further enhanced by a striking feature wall which incorporates masonry and red brick cornices with feature arches on either side of a solid fuel stove. Dual aspect windows bring the room to its full splendour. On the same level are found two bedrooms, a large walk-in closet, bathroom, and laundry room. A door leading to outside storage rooms and the wine cellar make up the remainder of this floor. Immediately ahead of the main entrance hall reception area is found the main hallway. The outstanding feature of this area is the fantastic period staircase that leads to the upper levels. Built in a style that compliments the age of the property, the staircase is complete with a stunning mahogany carved monkey tail handrail and carpeted stair runner with brass retaining rods. To the left on arrival at the first landing is found the library/ gallery area. Flooded with light from three sash windows overlooking the rear courtyard and distant fields, this area would also be the ideal space from which to work from home. Opposite on the same landing is the guest bathroom. Continuing further up the staircase and along the passage, you arrive at the Master Bedroom Suite. Comprising of treble bay windows overlooking the front garden and paddock area of the property, the view out over the seemingly endless countryside is enhanced by the elevation. A large heated walk-in dressing room provides more than ample space for clothing and footwear with a window looking out towards the rear and side views of the fields and tree lined horizon beyond. Immediately adjacent to the Master Bedroom Suite is the large family bathroom complete with an antique style standalone roll-top cast iron bath, cleverly positioned to overlook the same countryside views whilst bathing in extreme luxury by the glow of the fire surrounded by the amazing antique cast iron fireplace. The large AGI corner shower unit with multi head jet shower, music system and lighting controls make bathing a long and luxurious process. The W.C is an antique style pan that has a raised cistern with pull chain. By far the crowning glory of this room is the unique antique mirror back dresser that has been remarkably and professionally repurposed into a one-off antique furniture piece. This takes the form of a double vanity sink unit with marble top and wall mounted mirror with intricately carved matching frame. Adjacent to this bathroom is another large bedroom with feature curved walls and two sash windows overlooking the fields and distant hills. Within the rear courtyard, large arched wrought iron gates lead you to the former coach house and stables that were rebuilt and converted in to two guest lodges, one on either side of the stone arch. The lodges are also accessible via a separate road access with electric security gates, and each one extends to c. 1,200 sq ft. / 111.5 sq. meters. Both guest lodges are on two levels and comprises two upper level bedrooms and one bathroom, and an open plan living room, kitchen/ dining room. Workshop & Offices: This substantial building that extends to into the workshop yard includes a hallway leading to a fully functioning office on the left and from the hallway continuing straight leads into the entertainment room with bar counter, pool table area and bathroom. The large workshop is accessed via a 4.4mtr wide roller door with dual sided loft space and nine sash windows in keeping the traditional courtyard appeal. Ultimately, this 18th century estate, restored to its former glory with modern features whilst retaining the feel of a time long gone, offers much for those seeking the peace and safety of a retreat in the Irish countryside ACCOMMODATION Entrance Hallway: 10.40m/ 34.1 ft. x 2.74m/ 8.10 ft. Marble flooring with c...

4 bd

4,822 sqft

Ferns

USD 1,572,080

Luxury Guesthouse For Sale in Cobh County Cork Ireland with 3D Virtual.

Luxury Guesthouse For Sale in Cobh County Cork Ireland with 3D Virtual Tour Esales Property ID: es5553656 Property Location Lake Road Rushbrooke Cobh Co Cork Cork Munster P24RY88 Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, Ireland is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment in this magnificent part of the world. ROBIN HILL HOUSE + (Guest House) Robin Hill House – Period Property – Cobh Reception Rooms – 5 Bedrooms – 6 all en-suite Secondary Accommodations: Adjacent 2 bedroom apartment, and 1 bedroom wooden garden chalet. 2nd chalet pending planning permission soon!! Price – € 1,500,000 Address – Lake Road, Rushbrooke, Cobh, Co Cork. Postal Code – P24RY88 Title: Freehold Extras: Commercial Licensed property, Listed building, Sea view Land: 0.6 acres Being sold as a going concern with training and handover included. This magnificent period property is perched on an elevated position within Rushbrooke and benefits from panoramic views over Cork Harbour. Rushbrooke is dominated by large detached period dwellings linked to the strong local maritime history. Behind this area of Rushbrooke lies the attractive rolling countryside. The property is situated approximately 1 mile from Cobh town center. Main House Elegant accommodation in a very private setting! As you enter through the original, restored Victorian porch you at once sense the peaceful and extraordinary atmosphere of Robin Hill. A large entrance hallway, leads to spacious reception rooms with original plasterwork cornices. Robin Hill House encompasses the charm and character of the Victorian era with wonderful period features. Henry Hill, a renowned architect, originally designed the House, in 1866, for the esteemed Rushbrooke family. Lord Rushbrooke was an Admiral in the British Royal Navy at the time. It was the Rushbrooke’s family home up until the 1950’s. It was then sold to the Church of Ireland and became a Rectory until the early 1970s. Following this it came into private ownership and over the years it was operating as an up market guest house and a fine dining restaurant, until, the present owner bought it in 2005 and has operated a holistic healing center with an award winning Guest House to the present day. The house has been tastefully restored and sensitively maintained with many of the original features still intact. The property is in superb condition and enjoys a fine elevated position with a sunny southerly aspect. It overlooks the enchanted, mature garden with, glass house, kitchen garden, and complete privacy. There is a red cedarwood sauna and shower in the garden for guests to enjoy, There a large private parking area to the front of the house. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a large much sought after period residence with an award winning Guest House business being sold as a going concern with breath-taking sea views in one of the most beautiful settings in Ireland. Apartment In what would have been the old kitchens of the main house in the Victorian era, is a delightful 2-bedroom apartment with its own private courtyard. It has recently been refurbished to a very high spec with a contemporary twist. A lot of fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. The Apartment has its own front and rear entrances and can also be accessed through the main house. The Wine cellar is accessed from the apartment, and there is plenty of scope for change, possibly incorporating the cellar into the apartment/gym/hydro room. Ground Floor • Entrance Porch: with feature timber windows and doors, original tiled floor and church style windows. • Entrance hallway: 5.6m x 2m with carpet floor covering, ladies & gents toilets and cloakroom/store room. • Office: 3.8m x 3.2m with carpet floor covering, fitted shelving (could be opened to create a larger hall / library or media room) • Main Lounge: 5m x 4.2m with solid oak wooden floor covering, feature bay window overlooking gardens and Cork Harbor, Doorway through to main reception room I. • Main Reception room I : 9.6m x 4.5m currently used as patient waiting area, with carpet floor covering, part exposed stonewalls, feature glazed window to Reception room II. • Reception room II: 3.6m x 3.4m with part exposed stonewall with carpet and hardwood floor covering, double French doors to a south facing large patio area, panoramic views over gardens and Cork Harbor, currently being used as a dining & function room • Kitchen: 4.5m x 3.4m with back door leading to private side yard with suntrap deck, also includes two large storage rooms -Storage room 1: 2.4m x1.4m with window, Storage room 2: 2.4m x 2.8m- ) • Private 2 bedroom apartment: containing a sitting room, kitchen with French door leading to private courtyard, two bedrooms, bathroom with tiled floor and walls, corner bath, wc, whb and separate access. 97sq.m. • Basement: 5.3m x 5.3m has been used as a wine cellar divided into three areas. First Floor • Bedroom I: 5.2×4.2m with carpet floor covering, overlooking cork harbor, en-suite with tiled floor and walls, wc, whb and shower. • Bedroom II: 5m x4.4m with carpet floor covering, overlooking harbor, en-suite with tiled floor, wc, whb, and shower. • Bedroom III: 5.4m x3.8m with carpet floor covering, en-suite with tiled floor, wc, whb, bath and shower. • Bedroom IV: 5.4m x3.4m with carpet floor covering, overlooking, en-suite with tiled floor, wc, whb, and shower. • Bedroom V: 5.8m x3.8m with carpet floor covering, overlooking, en-suite with tiled floor and walls, wc, whb, bath and shower. • Bedroom VI: 5.5m x 5.8m with carpet floor covering, en-suite with tiled walls and floor, wc, whb, bath and shower Robin Hill Cabin Set amongst the trees is this charming self-contained one bed roomed wooden chalet. The cabin is pet friendly which is very popular opion much sought after by animal lovers.The bijoux chalet has its own galley kitchen, bathroom/shower , seating area, deck and dining area. The owner is presently going to build another cabin in the garden when planning permission is achieved. Gardens The garden is truly an enchanted haven. Beautiful mature trees line the driveway creating a magnificent canopy into this secluded sanctuary. Steps lead from the large, sun soaked patio into the thriving garden. A wide variety of mature trees and shrubs have been well planted over the years offering privacy to the house, a haven for wildlife, and something to gaze at no matter the season. The garden rests on a sunny southerly aspect trapping the day’s warmth. There is a sauna and shower here also for guests to enjoy. The garden contains bespoke private seating areas (fairy & angel gardens) for guests to enjoy a drink and relax in. A stone path leads to the glasshouse, garden shed, and kitchen garden where everything seems to flourish. To the side of the house there is a delightful private graveled garden with a concrete deck catching the afternoon sunlight used for staff and owner. There is a spacious garage / utility / store room in this area also. ABOUT THE AREA Cobh is a picturesque and historic maritime town on the Great Island, the largest of three islands inside Cork Harbour. The island is now connected by roads and bridges and is also served by a rail & bus link to Cork city. A car ferry crosses the River Lee from Carrigaloe in Cobh to Glenbrook. Cobh is a place of great natural beauty and rich culture. It is noted for its amenities including fishing, bird watching and water sports. The well known Fota Wild Life Park and Arboretum is 15 minutes drive away. Cobh is most famously known as being the last Port of call for the ill fated Titanic. Formally named Queenstown it was also the place where a lot of the Irish emigrants set sail for the USA and Australia during the Irish famine in the mid 1800’s. There are now over 100 cruise liners visiting Cobh each year which greatly enhances the tourist trade. The town provides local shops, fine restaurants and amenities whilst Cork City, Douglas, and Midleton provide comprehensive financial and leisure facilities together with the widest range of shops and services. There are excellent communications with Cork International Airport, only 30 minute’s distance with extensive scheduled flights to Britain and Europe. Cork Ferry Port also provides sailings to the UK and Continental Europe. MAIN FEATURES: • 498m2 of living space • 2429m2 plot size • 9 Bedrooms between all dwellings • 8 Bathrooms between all dwellings • Private Garden • Private Parking • Stunning Views • Thriving Business with licence to sell wine • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland • Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby • Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.com Contact us today to buy or sell property in Cork Ireland fast online

9 bd

5,360 sqft

Cóbh

USD 927,527

Luxury 5 Bed House For Sale in Ballinclare Gorey Wexford.

Luxury 5 Bed House For Sale in Ballinclare Gorey Wexford Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553642 Property Location Ballinclare, Gorey, Co. Wexford Ireland Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, Ireland is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment in this magnificent part of the world. This impressive residence is just 1 km Ballycanew, 33 km’s Wexford, 9 km’s Gorey and the M.11 and a little over an hour’s drive from Dublin South. Upon entering through the double rot iron gate entrance you are greeted with a sweeping cobble blocked, tree lined avenue which open up to a majestic home completely faced in stone and built of block construction in 2001 to very high standard of specification. The residence has beautifully matriculated gardens featuring a large variety of matured trees. Cooper beech, Eucalyptus, Ash, Oak, maple and many others. Enjoy the privacy these gardens provide you with and your family. There is ample room for storage situated all over the home including a spacious walk in hot-press with built in shelving. The house has been very well maintained and viewing of this property is highly recommended. BER: C1 112373337 157.44kWh House Size: 4274.45 sq. ft. 397.11 mt. sq. Site Size: 0.91 Hectares (2.25 Acres) Directions: From Ballycanew take the Wexford road for 0.8kms, then take the second road to the right. Ballinclare Manor is the third house on the right hand side. Eir Code: Y25 HR90 ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: Grand Foyer Entrance: Tiled Floor Coving Show stopping sweeping oak double staircase complemented with luxurious Navan runner Kitchen/Dining Room: 8.5m x 3.8m Large double doors open out to the cobble blocked patio and large decked area great for entertaining and summer BBQ’s. Beautifully articulated Solid Cherry wood kitchen, includes a large bay window overlooking the luscious green landscape gardens. Large Island, awesome for entertaining White wood paneled ceiling. Granite counter top. Coving. Chrome vent. Utility Room: 3.5m x 2.8m Tiled Floor & Splash Back Fitted Units Back Porch: Tiled Back Door W.C Tiled Floor Living Room: 5.9m x 4.6m Stunning ash double doors inlaid with beveled leaded glass lead into a large family room Beautifully lit with arch windows overlooking the expertly matriculated and matured gardens Grand fireplace with Cast Iron Stove Oak inlaid ceiling Sunroom: 4.6m x 4.3m Tiled Floor Double Doors onto Patio Area Bright and spacious sun room with vaulted ceilings Guest Reception Room: 3.7m x 3.4m Timber Floor Dining Room: 4.7m x 4.4m Feature Stone Fire Place Timber Floor Coving Games Room / Office: 5.1m x 3.3m Timber Floor Seperate Access Bedroom 1: 4.4m x 3.6m Ensuite First Floor Landing: Coving Chandelier Full wrap around landing Large arch window with cozy built in seating Inlaid wooden paneling throughout the top and bottom hallways Master Bedroom: 10m x 4m Walk in Wardrobe Ensuite which is tiled Bedroom 3: 5.2m x 4.3m Walk in Wardrobe Ensuite Bedroom 4: 5.6m x 4.4m Walk in Wardrobe Ensuite Bedroom 5: 3.3m x 3.2m Bathroom: 3.2m x 3m Fully Tiled Separate Shower Unit Recessed Lights Rear of property: Well Maintained Garden Cobble lock Driveway Not Overlooked ABOUT THE AREA Gorey is a market town in north County Wexford, Ireland. It is beside the main M11 Dublin to Wexford road. The town is also connected to the railway network along the same route. Local newspapers include the Gorey Guardian. Gorey is just 50 minutes from the M50 and south Dublin, with North Wexford one of the gems of Ireland’s Ancient East. In Gorey, there are shops to suit everyone: fashion boutiques, book shops, hair and beauty salons, florists, restaurants and cafés. Traditional shop fronts with hanging baskets give the village a welcoming feel. There is a wide choice of pubs, guest house accommodation, and hotels to suit all tastes. Surrounded by numerous top-level golf clubs, Gorey boasts a wide variety of activities from the historic Ferns to the seaside village of Courtown to the modern traditional market town of Gorey itself. Its state of the art skate and play park and cultural hub in the Gorey Little Theatre, which hosts year round entertainment, ensure that all tastes are catered for. MAiN FEATURES: • 397m2 of living space • 9100m2 plot room to develop further (2.25 Acres) • 5 Bedrooms • 5 Bathrooms • Stunning Views • Private Garden • Private Parking • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland • Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby • Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.com Contact us today to buy or sell property in Wexford Ireland fast online

5 bd

4,273 sqft

Inch

USD 282,974

26 Acres Of Land For Sale in Cloonback Aughnacliffe Longford.

26 Acres Of Land For Sale in Cloonback Aughnacliffe Longford Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553573 Property Location Cloonback Aughnacliffe Longford Ireland Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of the most sought-after areas for development right now in Ireland. 26 acres of land for sale. This attractive property is well located and convenient to Moyne, Aughnacliffe, Arva, and Drumlish while Longford Town and and Cavan are a 30 minutes’ drive away. The land has road frontage which previously had planning permission granted for two bungalows ten years ago, also ot has an old 4 bedroom 2 storey stone house which is in need of full restoration along with a traditional stone yard, and stone stables, electricity mains water and well water on site, also covered on mature trees, total land area 105219m2 Folio Number L19869F About the Area County Longford is a county in Ireland. It is in the province of Leinster. It is named after the town of Longford. Longford County Council is the local authority for the county. One of the gems of Ireland’s lush midlands, County Longford displays much of its early history for curious visitors. It boasts an abundance of Early Christian and medieval monasteries (including Abbeylara, Ardagh, Abbeyshrule and Saints Island, the latter nestled on the banks of Lough Ree). But a real historical highlight is the preserved remains of a wooden Iron Age bog road (Europe’s largest, no less) at the Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre in Kenagh – an extraordinary find that dates back to 148BC! Longford’s past and present really come together in its festivals. Head to The Marquee in Drumlish where every August some of Ireland’s best-known country music stars come together for a four-day event of live top-tapping music. If you prefer the idea of engaging in creative writing workshops and poetry competitions then Longford’s summertime literary festivals are definitely worth a look! Every June The Goldsmith International Literary Festival takes place to pay homage to the literary genius Oliver Goldsmith, or try the Edgeworth Literary Festival held in Edgeworthstown every May where there is a hive of activity promised to entertain the whole family. For an entirely different take on Irish culture, make your way to the Sean Óg Set Dancing Festival, held in Longford town in November. Set dancing is a kind of court dance involving four couples moving in a 'set'. It might sound orderly, but the athleticism and passion of the spectacle has to be seen to be believed. People in the know come from all over to admire the skills on display. Are you and your friends bold enough to take your place (and your chances) in a set? The competition is fierce. But so is the fun. Main Features • 105219 m2 of land for development • Excellent location close to many amenities • Stunning views. • Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on. Contact us today to buy or sell your property in Longford Ireland fast online.

1,132,568 sqft

Ballinamuck

USD 681,235

Excellent Site For Sale With Planning Permission in Pallaskenry Limerick.

Excellent Site For Sale With Planning Permission in Pallaskenry Limerick Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553506 Property Location An Curran Pallaskenry County Limerick Planning ref no 18/958 Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of Irelands most sought after areas for development right now. 32400 m2 of land for development or 3.24 hectares. This site has full planning permission for 30 houses +18 extra when these are finished all part of same site. The site has its water and electricity. Pallaskenry is a village in County Limerick, Ireland. Pallaskenry derives its name from Kenry Castle, nowadays known as Shanpallas Castle. It was one of the principal ancient castles of County Limerick. About the Area County Limerick sits in Ireland’s southwest. Beside the Shannon Estuary, the city of Limerick is home to the 13th-century King John’s Castle, on an island in the river. Nearby, the Hunt Museum displays a vast collection of art and antiquities in the old customs house. Southeast of here, archaeological sites like the Grange Stone Circle dot the countryside around Lough Gur, in the Ballyhoura Mountains. A limerick is a five-line verse, either smart or silly, popularised by Edward Lear in the 19th century – but there’s nothing silly about County Limerick. It contains variety, humour and history all in the same place. Limerick’s low-lying farmland is framed on its southern and eastern boundaries by swelling uplands and mountains. Limerick city is boisterously urban in contrast and has enough historic and cultural attractions for a day’s diversion. About 15km south of the city are the haunting archaeological sites around Lough Gur, while about the same distance southwest of the city is the cute thatched village of Adare. Sitting at the mouth of the River Shannon, Limerick city is the third largest urban centre on the island. It’s also the hardest to pin down – it formed a bleak backdrop to Frank McCourt’s autobiography Angela’s Ashes, but nowadays it’s a revitalised city full of art galleries, slick new hotels and the legendary Thomond Park, the home of Munster’s passionate rugby union team. One moment, you find yourself wandering through the Middle Ages at King John’s Castle. The next, you’re in the Milk Market, a rejuvenated bazaar of fresh, local produce that comes direct from the producer. You’ll explore old Georgian townhouses, then sip cocktails in the glamorous Marcopolo. There’s no way to put Limerick in a box, and the locals wouldn’t have it any other way. The Shannon Estuary takes you past the 18th century Curragh Chase Forest Park and House , before you come across a most unusual flying machine at Foynes. It’s not a boat, nor is it a plane – it’s actually a bit of both. The Foynes Flying Boat Museum features a full-scale Boeing 314 replica, complete with a purpose-built honeymoon suite. It’s a fitting tribute to the golden age of air travel, when a small port on the Shannon served as a mini 'Casablanca' for passengers like JFK, Ernest Hemingway and Humphrey Bogart. It’s also where Chef Joe Sheridan invented something very special back in 1943. On a dreadful night, the coffee shop welcomed a weary captain and passengers in – their flight to Newfoundland had been delayed. Joe was asked by the owner Brendan O’Regan to prepare something to warm their tired visitors. Joe served them a cup of coffee, with a surprise glug of whiskey added in – and in doing so, invented the Irish Coffee! But coffee with a whiskey kick is not the only surprise in Limerick’s history. The Hunt Museum holds paintings by Renoir and Picasso, amongst other treasures. In picturesque Adare you can explore the magnificent 19th century Adare Manor, a luxurious 5-star hotel and golf resort – due to host the Ryder Cup in 2027. And at Lough Gur, you can’t throw out a picnic rug without hitting an ancient stone circle, hill fort or mass rock of some kind – this ancient lake has settlers dating back over 5,000 years, and to this day the wind sounds like their whispers… Speaking of wind, you’ll have plenty of it at your back heading down from the Ballyhoura Mountains. When it comes to adventure sports, this part of the island is the New Zealand of the Northern Hemisphere, featuring 98km of mountain bike trails as one of the jewels in its crown. Further west, the Limerick Greenway (which follows the old Limerick to Kerry railway line) beckons for walkers and cyclists who want to explore the lush landscape, dotted with restored Victorian-era stations, ancient castles and historic abbeys. Main Features • 32400 m2 of land for development • Excellent location close to many amenities • Stunning views. • Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on. • Full Planning Permission in Place Contact us today to buy or sell your property in Limerick Ireland fast online.

348,751 sqft

Pallaskenry

USD 162,448

A 2.5 floor Residential AND Commercial property. This historic property is not listed, so internal redesign is fine, but the building has to maintain its exterior theme to match the city's Historic Heritage status. Rear property extension area is not limited and may be modified. There is CCTV covering all exterior areas. The history of the foundation was initially part of the Cathedral across the street as part of the 'close' (where the monks stayed) in the late 1600's and has been rebuilt several times as part of (what was then) the walled city.  The current main walls are 1m thick. The fireplaces on the ground floor have been removed, the only functioning fireplace is on the 1st floor in, what is currently, the living room. The oldest picture found was from the 1890's. There have been many residences and shops over the centuries.  The 1st and 2nd floors are built with 3 bedrooms. The 1st floor has been completely rebuilt with very modern materials and following the latest structural, electrical, and plumbing laws and codes.. The 1st floor contains a kitchen with new appliances and dining room, bed room, living room, large main bathroom. The doorways are wider for mobility impared access. Everything on the 1st floor is newly redesigned and has been highly insulated. The rooms are furnished in old Victorian theme. The lights in the kitchen and dining room are smart. A new staircase has been added to the ground floor back room. There is a need for a spiral stair to the 2nd floor to the 2 bedrooms and another bathroom. On the ground floor there is a bathroom for men and one for women. The back area was being redesigned as a residential spare bedroom and guest living room. There is also a guest bathroom. This main front area used to be a tavern. It has limited redecoration to reopen as a coffee shop. The owners were unable to complete the plan due to Covid restrictions and moved, a caretaker is currently in residence who will leave the property on sale.

6 bd

2,153 sqft

Donegal

USD 492,585

Stunning 6 bed House For Sale in Aille County Galway.

Stunning 6 bed House For Sale in Aille County Galway Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553326 Property Location Ballyeighter house, Aille Loughrea Galway Connaught H62FK46 Ireland Property Details House is build on matured landscaped site just short of 1 acre. It is completed to a high standard in 70% throughout with some renovations being done on two en-suites . Heating is via a solid fuel Hercules stove. Water supplied by a local scheme with a generous allowance for usage. Garage is an extra in the site also. First floor has had hollow core installed at construction which lends to less noise and helps with fire rating. The house is in close proximity to the Slieve Aughty mountain range which lends it self walks in the forests. Within 2 k there are two national schools which are very much sought after with the local town Loughrea , 6k away, residents trying to get their children enrolled. Within 500m and 2 k there are two successful equestrian horse riding schools. If you like fishing Loughrea lake is a known trout fishing area. Loughrea also have a golf, tennis, rugby, hurling,Gaelic football, volleyball, cycling , boxing clubs. Two secondary level schools are located in loughrea, and daily buses run in and out to Galway city’s two third level institutions which takes about 30minutes. The house itself has a large sitting room with a solid fuel stove and a patio door to the outside. All floors are timber with a tiled kitchen . Beside this is currently a bedroom but originally it was a study. Off this is the main entrance hall way which is quite sizeable . Next we have another bedroom with a newly compiled en-suite. Next we have a large dining room, currently used as a storage area, and finally next is the newly fitted larger kitchen where the Hercules stove is situated. Also just off this is the utility with a toilet. Going to the next level is achieved by using a beautiful red deal staircase. First floor has a long hallway with 4 bedrooms off of this plus a master bathroom, and a large hot press. Two of the bedrooms are having en-suites refitted. A stairs ladder access gets you into the attic which is floored throughout. The house was originally built for a B+B so in each room there are cabled internet which is supplied by fibre optic with up to 80 mb the normal. Ample parking in the front for 6 cars . A lovely area where no building is allowed in this side of road. A nice external feature is a tree that is estimated to be over 130 years old. ABOUT THE AREA Aille is in the Electoral Division of Doonbally, in Civil Parish of Dunmore, in the Barony of Dunmore, in the County of Galway. N. East of the centre of the Parish, Barony of Leitrim, is bounded by the townlands of Leamcun, Glebe of Aylle, Ballanlawless, Cussaunaclomper, Lisheenaleen, Glennaslot in this parish and above Barony, by Masonbrook in this parish and By. of Loughrea and by Grallagh in the parish of Leitrim. WIDER GALWAY AREA Arty, bohemian Galway (Gaillimh) is one of Ireland’s most engaging cities. Brightly painted pubs heave with live music, while restaurants and cafes offer front-row seats for observing buskers and street theatre. Remnants of the medieval town walls lie between shops selling handcrafted Claddagh rings, books and musical instruments, bridges arch over the salmon-stuffed River Corrib, and a long promenade leads to the seaside suburb of Salthill, on Galway Bay, the source of the area’s famous oysters. While it’s steeped in history, the city buzzes with a contemporary vibe, thanks in part to students, who make up around a fifth of the population. Its energy and creativity have seen it designated a European Capital of Culture for 2020. MAiN FEATURES: • Beds: 6 • Bathrooms 3 • 279 m2 living space • Private Garden • Private Parking • 3642 m2 plot • Massive potential in the rental market • Stunning views • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland • Many excellent sports facilities, fishing, walking and cycling areas nearby Contact us today to buy or sell your property in Galway Ireland fast online.

6 bd

3,003 sqft

Loughrea

USD 57,643

USD 52,403

Excellent Plot of land for sale in Carricknagore Bruckless County Donegal.

Excellent Plot of land for sale in Carricknagore Bruckless County Donegal Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553271 Property Location Carricknagore, Bruckless, Donegal 0.65 acres of land ( 2630m2 ) Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of Ireland,s most sought after areas for development right now. Esales are pleased to offer a sizable, scenic building site (SPP) measuring circa 0.37 ha (0.91 acres) in area. Positioned on the edge of Killybegs town centre, this site commands a slightly elevated position providing open aspect views into Killybegs harbour and over the mouth of the Bungosteen River. The subject site is offered for sale, subject to planning permission to a suitable candidate that can satisfy the Rural Housing Policy and in particular, can demonstrate a need for housing in the locality. This is an ideal opportunity for an investor to design and build a house to their own specification and have hands-on involvement in the building process from start to finish. About the Area Carricknagore is in the Electoral Division of Killybegs, in Civil Parish of Upper Killybegs, in the Barony of Banagh, in the County of Donegal The Irish name for Carricknagore is Carraig na nGabhar WIDER DONEGAL AREA County Donegal is the wild child of Ireland and home to some of its most ravishingly sublime scenery, with the county’s craggy coastline making a fitting starting line for the Wild Atlantic Way. This is a county of unspoilt splendour where stark peaks and sweeping beaches bask in glorious sunshine, and port-side restaurants serve majestic food. Donegal’s rugged interior, with its remote mountain passes and shimmering lakes, is only marginally outdone by the long and labyrinthine coastline with windswept peninsulas and isolated pubs. In recent years, the local food scene has been flourishing, and delicious fresh seafood is never far away. Proudly independent, one-third of Donegal is official Gaeltacht territory, with Irish the lingua franca. Main Features • 2630 m2 of land for development (0.65 acres) • Excellent location close to many amenities • Stunning views. Contact us today to buy or sell your property in Donegal Ireland.

Killybegs

USD 618,351

Flanagans Bar and restaurant for sale with adjoining 4 bedroom house in Brickeens County Mayo.

Flanagans Bar and restaurant for sale with adjoining 4 bedroom house in Brickeens County Mayo Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553286 Property Location Brickens, Claremorris, Brickeens, Co. Mayo Property Details Award Winning Residential Licenced Premises & Bistro On C6.0 Acres On Main N60 Dublin Road Including 5 acres with potential for residential or commercial development This is one of the finest premises of its type to come on the market in this area for years. It is know at home and abroad for high standards, is to be let as a going concern, and is ready to go. If you are looking for a property where there are no renovations or start up expense then this is the one. It enjoys a thriving local and passing trade and caters for parties, events etc. The Pub & Restaurant It offers modern bar and restaurant / Bistro; function room; ladies and gents and disabled toilets; modern kitchen & appliances; cold room; large storage room; large workshop to the rear; separate storage building to the side. It is surrounded by mature gardens and trees; patio areas; Also on site is a large car park, rear yard. The property is fully furnished to the highest standards for bar, restaurant and Bistro. The Dwelling Is self contained with no adjoining entrance to the business area. It offers: Downstairs: hallway; ultra modern kitchen/dining room; lounge with gas open fire; hotpress; bathroom Upstairs: Landing; bathroom with shower, fully tiled; four spacious bedrooms, two having en-suite & showers; The master bedroom has large walk in wardrobe and extra large en-suite. The dwelling comes fully finished to the highest quality and includes all appliances. The whole premises is heated from a large pellet boiler. General: The corner location on the main road looking across into Brickens Village which has Church, Creche, Community Centre, Retirement home and all modern services gives it the edge for future expansion of the business. Adjacent to Eastern Gaels Football pitch The progressive hinterland for miles around will guarantee a solid local base for this business into the future. ABOUT THE AREA Brickens, officially Brickeens, is a village and townland on the N60 road between Ballyhaunis and Claremorris in southeast County Mayo in Ireland. County Mayo is on the west coast of Ireland. Its scenery ranges from verdant to desertlike, with rocky cliffs at the Atlantic coast. Clew Bay is dotted with small, steep-sided islands, including Clare Island. At the eastern end of the bay, Westport town is known for its Georgian architecture and Westport House, a mansion with dungeons. Nearby is Croagh Patrick, a mountain linked to St. Patrick. MAiN FEATURES: • 549m2 • 4 Bed House Attached • Massive potential in the commercial market • Stunning views • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Thriving business • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland • Many excellent sports facilities, fishing, walking and cycling areas nearby Contact us today to buy or sell your property in Ireland.

4 bd

6,394 sqft

Ballindine

USD 314,416

Excellent Plot of land for sale in Mounteensudder Glengarriff County Cork.

Excellent Plot of land for sale in Monteensudder Glengarriff County Cork Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553292 Property Location Monteensudder Glengarriff West cork Munster Ireland Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of Irelands,s most sought after areas for development right now. Potential enormous 100 mtrs glengarriff village.garnish island close by kenmare, killarney within a 1/2 hrs /3/4hrs zoned commercial/resd one of last zoned lands in the area. About the Area Glengarriff is a small seaside village on the Ring of Beara surrounded by high rugged mountains pocked with old bogs being farmed for peat. Local tourist sites include the Italian Gardens on Garnish Island (Ilnacullin), which may be visited by boat trip. Offering a broad view of the surrounding area, the round Martello tower on the island was built to guard against a threatened Napoleonic invasion that never materialized. In the nearby Glengarriff Forest is the glen that gave Glengarriff its name, (loosely translated as rough glen) containing some of the oldest and most extensive oak and birch groves left in Ireland. A short but steep trail leads up to Lady Bantry’s Lookout, which has views over Glengarriff and the west Cork area. Other tourist amenities include the Bamboo Park, behind Toad Hall, a local amenity area featuring a child’s playground and Blue Pool lagoon, the nearby Barley Lake and the historic Eccles Hotel. Walking trails in the area are extensive, kayaking on the bay is regularly scheduled, and live music is played at local pubs, particularly during the tourist season.[citation needed] Glengarriff also has several shops, art galleries, pubs, restaurants and other services. Glengarriff harbour is a sheltered anchorage and has visitors’ moorings for visiting yachts. Glengarriff has an annual music festival, the Jim Dowling Uilleann Pipe & Trad Festival, which takes in June and focuses on uilleann piping. Glengarriff Golf Club is a nine-hole course on the east side of the village. It is associated with the late Maureen O’Hara, the film actress, who had a home nearby. Glengarriff GAA Club was founded in 1981 after breaking away from neighbouring Adrigole GFC. It fields Gaelic football teams from Junior ‘A’ level to Under 6s. Teams compete in leagues and championships run by the Beara GAA division. Main Features • 3000 m2 of land for development • Excellent location close to many amenities • Stunning country views. . Contact us today to buy or sell your land in Ireland.

32,292 sqft

Glengarriff