DescriptionSale Type: For Sale by Private TreatyOverall Floor Area: 285 m²Estimated Stamp Duty: €9,500Welcome to Rosanna House, a truly exceptional six bedroom detached residence nestled on the prestigious Lee Road, one of Cork's most established and sought after residential areas. 

Steeped in history, Rosanna House is one of half dozen homes historically associated with Cork’s former merchant princes.

Upon entering the grounds via beautiful wrought iron single and double leaf gates, forged in nearby Millboro in the 1830s, Rosanna House is accessed via a winding tree lined avenue situated on a private elevated site offering picturesque southerly views over the Lee Valley and beyond. At the top of the avenue there are automated electric gates and beautiful limestone steps that form the entrance to Rosanna House.

With approx. 3,068 square ft of accommodation every room is generously proportioned with the house’s reception rooms all south facing designed to capture maximum natural light while offering breathtaking views of the Cork city skyline. 

Inside, the home boasts two reception rooms, six bedrooms, a kitchen complete with a Range Master, library area, two bathrooms, utility room, two guest bathrooms and ample storage areas. The hallways are equally large creating a sense of space and flow throughout the home.

Externally, Rosanna House offers a private retreat featuring meticulously maintained gardens landscaped with beautiful plants, trees and shrubbery, a patio and courtyard, perfect for outdoor entertaining and dining, a pond, mature woodlands that surround the house and views of the river and beautiful valley below that are simply breathtaking. 

Rosanna House’s substantial size and tranquil surroundings are conveniently located fifteen minutes’ drive from Cork city centre. 

Whilst in need of modernisation, properties of this calibre are rarely available and a viewing is essential to fully appreciate everything that Rosanna House has to offer.

Joint agents; Keane Mahony Smith & Sherry FitzGerald. 

Reception Hall Upon entering the home through beautiful ornate doors that lead into a spacious and welcoming reception hall. The warm wooden floors, combined with intricate cornicing and archways creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere.
Additionally, this floor features plenty storage room with two convenient cloakrooms and a guest bathroom, as well as providing access to both the drawing room and living room offering a seamless flow through the home's main living areas.

Drawing Room 6.60m x 4.34m. The drawing room benefits from its dual aspect which floods the space with natural light. 
An ornate open fireplace with a tiled hearth and surround serves as one of the room’s focal points, adding to its charm. The rooms features are further emphasised by the magnificent views from the beautiful bay window overlooking the Lee Valley and beyond, solid wood floors, antique door, bureau cabinet and intricate cornicing.

Library 4.06m x 3.35m. An open archway leads to the library which has solid wood floors and French doors leading to the gardens creating a wonderful connection between the indoor and outdoor space.

Living Room 5.31m x 4.77m. The living room is a bright and airy space which features a raised solid fuel stove providing both warmth and a striking focal point. 
The room is dual aspect with a large bay window to the front offering stunning views of the valley and to the side offering views of the woodlands. There are wooden floors throughout.

Kitchen/Dining Area 4.69m x 3.91m. Running open plan with the living area, the kitchen is equipped with both fitted floor and eye level units incorporating a fridge, freezer, stainless steel sink, an electric Range Master with large ovens, a four-plate hob, oven and extractor while also being plumbed for a dishwasher. 
There is also a centre island with ample storage for all one needs.

Bedroom 6/Home Office 4.77m x 3.50m. A large room situated to the rear of the property with built-in wardrobe and suitable for a variety of uses.

En-Suite The en-suite comprises of a three piece suite incorporating a wc, whb and an electric shower. This room is fully tiled.

Utility Room Located off the kitchen the utility area offers a practical and highly functional space with ample storage and shelving and is plumbed for a washing machine.

Guest WC Two piece suite comprising of whb and wc.

Landing Making your way upstairs you're greeted by a spacious landing that provides access to four bedrooms, the main bathroom and a guest bathroom. 
A large window on the staircase floods the area with natural light enhancing the sense of space and brightness. The landing also provides access to the attic via a stira. This area is partially floored, shelved and has two Velux windows.

Master Bedroom 5.15m x 4.77m. The master bedroom is both bright and spacious with large windows framing stunning views to the south and west. The room also has the additional benefit of a large walk in wardrobe providing ample storage and features solid wood flooring throughout.

Bedroom 2 5.15m x 4.30m. This spacious double bedroom features two large windows overlooking the city skyline. A walk in wardrobe offers generous storage space with solid wood floors throughout.

Bedroom 3 3.87m x 2.82m. A further bedroom located to the front of the home with solid wood floors and built in wardrobe.

Bedroom 4 3.79m x 2.82m. Located to the front of the home with solid timber floors and a built-in wardrobe.

Bedroom 5 3.23m x 2.82m. A further bedroom located to the front of the home with solid wood floors.

Bathroom A two piece suite comprising of whb and an electric shower.

Guest bathroom Two piece suite comprising of bath with shower attachment and whb.

WC Two piece suite comprising of whb and wc.

Gardens Externally, the gardens at Rosanna House are a private retreat featuring meticulously maintained gardens landscaped with beautiful plants, trees and shrubbery, a patio and courtyard, perfect for outdoor entertaining and dining, a pond, mature woodlands surrounding the house and views of the river and beautiful valley below that are simply breathtaking.Welcome to Rosanna House, a truly exceptional six bedroom detached residence nestled on the prestigious Lee Road, one of Cork's most established and sought after residential areas. 

Steeped in history, Rosanna House is one of half dozen homes historically associated with Cork’s former merchant princes.

Upon entering the grounds via beautiful wrought iron single and double leaf gates, forged in nearby Millboro in the 1830s, Rosanna House is accessed via a winding tree lined avenue situated on a private elevated site offering picturesque southerly views over the Lee Valley and beyond. At the top of the avenue there are automated electric gates and beautiful limestone steps that form the entrance to Rosanna House.

With approx. 3,068 square ft of accommodation every room is generously proportioned with the house’s reception rooms all south facing designed to capture maximum natural light while offering breathtaking views of the Cork city skyline. 

Inside, the home boasts two reception rooms, six bedrooms, a kitchen complete with a Range Master, library area, two bathrooms, utility room, two guest bathrooms and ample storage areas. The hallways are equally large creating a sense of space and flow throughout the home.

Externally, Rosanna House offers a private retreat featuring meticulously maintained gardens landscaped with beautiful plants, trees and shrubbery, a patio and courtyard, perfect for outdoor entertaining and dining, a pond, mature woodlands that surround the house and views of the river and beautiful valley below that are simply breathtaking. 

Rosanna House’s substantial size and tranquil surroundings are conveniently located fifteen minutes’ drive from Cork city centre. 

Whilst in need of modernisation, properties of this calibre are rarely available and a viewing is essential to fully appreciate everything that Rosanna House has to offer.

Joint agents; Keane Mahony Smith & Sherry FitzGerald. 

Reception Hall Upon entering the home through beautiful ornate doors that lead into a spacious and welcoming reception hall. The warm wooden floors, combined with intricate cornicing and archways creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere.
Additionally, this floor features plenty storage room with two convenient cloakrooms and a guest bathroom, as well as providing access to both the drawing room and living room offering a seamless flow through the home's main living areas.

Drawing Room 6.60m x 4.34m. The drawing room benefits from its dual aspect which floods the space with natural light. 
An ornate open fireplace with a tiled hearth and surround serves as one of the room’s focal points, adding to its charm. The rooms features are further emphasised by the magnificent views from the beautiful bay window overlooking the Lee Valley and beyond, solid wood floors, antique door, bureau cabinet and intricate cornicing.

Library 4.06m x 3.35m. An open archway leads to the library which has solid wood floors and French doors leading to the gardens creating a wonderful connection between the indoor and outdoor space.

Living Room 5.31m x 4.77m. The living room is a bright and airy space which features a raised solid fuel stove providing both warmth and a striking focal point. 
The room is dual aspect with a large bay window to the front offering stunning views of the valley and to the side offering views of the woodlands. There are wooden floors throughout.

Kitchen/Dining Area 4.69m x 3.91m. Running open plan with the living area, the kitchen is equipped with both fitted floor and eye level units incorporating a fridge, freezer, stainless steel sink, an electric Range Master with large ovens, a four-plate hob, oven and extractor while also being plumbed for a dishwasher. 
There is also a centre island with ample storage for all one needs.

Bedroom 6/Home Office 4.77m x 3.50m. A large room situated to the rear of the property with built-in wardrobe and suitable for a variety of uses.

En-Suite The en-suite comprises of a three piece suite incorporating a wc, whb and an electric shower. This room is fully tiled.

Utility Room Located off the kitchen the utility area offers a practical and highly functional space with ample storage and shelving and is plumbed for a washing machine.

Guest WC Two piece suite comprising of whb and wc.

Landing Making your way upstairs you're greeted by a spacious landing that provides access to four bedrooms, the main bathroom and a guest bathroom. 
A large window on the staircase floods the area with natural light enhancing the sense of space and brightness. The landing also provides access to the attic via a stira. This area is partially floored, shelved and has two Velux windows.

Master Bedroom 5.15m x 4.77m. The master bedroom is both bright and spacious with large windows framing stunning views to the south and west. The room also has the additional benefit of a large walk in wardrobe providing ample storage and features solid wood flooring throughout.

Bedroom 2 5.15m x 4.30m. This spacious double bedroom features two large windows overlooking the city skyline. A walk in wardrobe offers generous storage space with solid wood floors throughout.

Bedroom 3 3.87m x 2.82m. A further bedroom located to the front of the home with solid wood floors and built in wardrobe.

Bedroom 4 3.79m x 2.82m. Located to the front of the home with solid timber floors and a built-in wardrobe.

Bedroom 5 3.23m x 2.82m. A further bedroom located to the front of the home with solid wood floors.

Bathroom A two piece suite comprising of whb and an electric shower.

Guest bathroom Two piece suite comprising of bath with shower attachment and whb.

WC Two piece suite comprising of whb and wc.

Gardens Externally, the gardens at Rosanna House are a private retreat featuring meticulously maintained gardens landscaped with beautiful plants, trees and shrubbery, a patio and courtyard, perfect for outdoor entertaining and dining, a pond, mature woodlands surrounding the house and views of the river and beautiful valley below that are simply breathtaking.

Rosanna House, Rosanna, Coolymurraghue, Co. Cork, T23CX72

DescriptionSale Type: For Sale by Private TreatyOverall Floor Area: 400 m²Estimated Stamp Duty: €7,500We are delighted to bring Belmont House to the market, a truly unique period residence and well-preserved estate with a combination of original and later elements that are rich in historical and architectural value. 

Constructed in the 1820s this character-filled period property is a rare opportunity for those seeking a project to restore a home with timeless charm and substantial character. Situated in one of the most desirable locations in Tralee town, this property boasts original features such as high ceilings, period fireplaces & sash windows, offering a glimpse into its historic beauty. The house and associated structures reflect both Georgian and early Victorian design principles
Although in need of renovation the sash windows and roof were replaced in 2017, the façade was also rendered then leaving the internal renovations and layout to the new purchasers

Extending to 4500 sq.ft (approx.) and situated on a 1.74 acre site approx. Belmont house presents endless possibilities to create a modern living space while retaining its original appeal. With a spacious layout over three floors basement, ground floor & first floor, large rooms, and an expansive garden, there’s ample room for expansion and reconfiguration to suit your vision.

Also situated at the entrance to the property is a charming derelict stone built coach house in need of complete renovation but an interesting prospect for development. 

Whether you’re a seasoned renovator or a passionate homebuyer with a vision, this property provides a blank canvas for your dream home. Bring your creativity and expertise to breathe new life into this captivating gem.
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Basement

1 4.9 x 3.0

2 4.9 x 6.0

3 5.1 x 3.0

4 4.9 x 4.6

5 4.9 x 4.6

Hallway 11.6 x 2.4

Ground Floor

Hall 6.6 x 2.4

Room 6 4.9 x 4.5

Room 7 6.4 x 4.9

Room 8 4.8 x 4.5

Room 9 4.8 x  6.3

1st floor

Landing 8.8 x 2.4

Bed 1 4.8 x 6.35

Ensuite 1.3 x 3.2

Bed 2 4.8 x 4.4

Ensuite 2.5 x 2.2

Bed 3 4.6 x 4.8

Ensuite 1.5 x 2.7

Bed 4 4.6 x 4.8

Ensuite 1.4 x 2.7

 We are delighted to bring Belmont House to the market, a truly unique period residence and well-preserved estate with a combination of original and later elements that are rich in historical and architectural value. 

Constructed in the 1820s this character-filled period property is a rare opportunity for those seeking a project to restore a home with timeless charm and substantial character. Situated in one of the most desirable locations in Tralee town, this property boasts original features such as high ceilings, period fireplaces & sash windows, offering a glimpse into its historic beauty. The house and associated structures reflect both Georgian and early Victorian design principles
Although in need of renovation the sash windows and roof were replaced in 2017, the façade was also rendered then leaving the internal renovations and layout to the new purchasers

Extending to 4500 sq.ft (approx.) and situated on a 1.74 acre site approx. Belmont house presents endless possibilities to create a modern living space while retaining its original appeal. With a spacious layout over three floors basement, ground floor & first floor, large rooms, and an expansive garden, there’s ample room for expansion and reconfiguration to suit your vision.

Also situated at the entrance to the property is a charming derelict stone built coach house in need of complete renovation but an interesting prospect for development. 

Whether you’re a seasoned renovator or a passionate homebuyer with a vision, this property provides a blank canvas for your dream home. Bring your creativity and expertise to breathe new life into this captivating gem.We are delighted to bring Belmont House to the market, a truly unique period residence and well-preserved estate with a combination of original and later elements that are rich in historical and architectural value. 

Constructed in the 1820s this character-filled period property is a rare opportunity for those seeking a project to restore a home with timeless charm and substantial character. Situated in one of the most desirable locations in Tralee town, this property boasts original features such as high ceilings, period fireplaces & sash windows, offering a glimpse into its historic beauty. The house and associated structures reflect both Georgian and early Victorian design principles
Although in need of renovation the sash windows and roof were replaced in 2017, the façade was also rendered then leaving the internal renovations and layout to the new purchasers

Extending to 4500 sq.ft (approx.) and situated on a 1.74 acre site approx. Belmont house presents endless possibilities to create a modern living space while retaining its original appeal. With a spacious layout over three floors basement, ground floor & first floor, large rooms, and an expansive garden, there’s ample room for expansion and reconfiguration to suit your vision.

Also situated at the entrance to the property is a charming derelict stone built coach house in need of complete renovation but an interesting prospect for development. 

Whether you’re a seasoned renovator or a passionate homebuyer with a vision, this property provides a blank canvas for your dream home. Bring your creativity and expertise to breathe new life into this captivating gem.
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Basement

1 4.9 x 3.0

2 4.9 x 6.0

3 5.1 x 3.0

4 4.9 x 4.6

5 4.9 x 4.6

Hallway 11.6 x 2.4

Ground Floor

Hall 6.6 x 2.4

Room 6 4.9 x 4.5

Room 7 6.4 x 4.9

Room 8 4.8 x 4.5

Room 9 4.8 x  6.3

1st floor

Landing 8.8 x 2.4

Bed 1 4.8 x 6.35

Ensuite 1.3 x 3.2

Bed 2 4.8 x 4.4

Ensuite 2.5 x 2.2

Bed 3 4.6 x 4.8

Ensuite 1.5 x 2.7

Bed 4 4.6 x 4.8

Ensuite 1.4 x 2.7

 We are delighted to bring Belmont House to the market, a truly unique period residence and well-preserved estate with a combination of original and later elements that are rich in historical and architectural value. 

Constructed in the 1820s this character-filled period property is a rare opportunity for those seeking a project to restore a home with timeless charm and substantial character. Situated in one of the most desirable locations in Tralee town, this property boasts original features such as high ceilings, period fireplaces & sash windows, offering a glimpse into its historic beauty. The house and associated structures reflect both Georgian and early Victorian design principles
Although in need of renovation the sash windows and roof were replaced in 2017, the façade was also rendered then leaving the internal renovations and layout to the new purchasers

Extending to 4500 sq.ft (approx.) and situated on a 1.74 acre site approx. Belmont house presents endless possibilities to create a modern living space while retaining its original appeal. With a spacious layout over three floors basement, ground floor & first floor, large rooms, and an expansive garden, there’s ample room for expansion and reconfiguration to suit your vision.

Also situated at the entrance to the property is a charming derelict stone built coach house in need of complete renovation but an interesting prospect for development. 

Whether you’re a seasoned renovator or a passionate homebuyer with a vision, this property provides a blank canvas for your dream home. Bring your creativity and expertise to breathe new life into this captivating gem.

Belmont House, Ballyard, Tralee, Co. Kerry, V92TYE6

DescriptionSale Type: For Sale by Private TreatyNO. 2 WEST VIEW, COBH, CO CORK 

Delighted to bring No. 2 West View to the market – fondly known as the Deck of Cards and the most photographed street in Cobh. 
No. 2 is a 4-bedroom terraced house with a small courtyard to the rear and on-street parking right in the hub of Cobh town. 

The house needs upgrading and some works but not to complicated and one that could easily be done – works were started in a portion of the house and just need to be finished.
Features such as the oil heating tank and boiler are taking up too much room in the courtyard, hence gas heating would be ideal and there is gas right outside the door. All the windows are PVC double glazed. The house would qualify for some grants in order to improve its BER rate. 
Ideal house as an investment as it was owner occupier and of course ideal for a family as there is plenty of space. 

Accommodation consists of – Entrance Hall, 2 reception room leading into each other, kitchen with a back door to the courtyard – yes you have a glimpse of the Cathedral. 
Bathroom on the return. First floor – main bedroom with bay window, bedroom 2 with what could be an ensuite or dressing room. Second floor – 2 more bedrooms. 
This is such a fantastic opportunity for someone to purchase a piece of history and of course an iconic house in an iconic street. 

GUIDE PRICE - €255,000NO. 2 WEST VIEW, COBH, CO CORK 

Delighted to bring No. 2 West View to the market – fondly known as the Deck of Cards and the most photographed street in Cobh. 
No. 2 is a 4-bedroom terraced house with a small courtyard to the rear and on-street parking right in the hub of Cobh town. 

The house needs upgrading and some works but not to complicated and one that could easily be done – works were started in a portion of the house and just need to be finished.
Features such as the oil heating tank and boiler are taking up too much room in the courtyard, hence gas heating would be ideal and there is gas right outside the door. All the windows are PVC double glazed. The house would qualify for some grants in order to improve its BER rate. 
Ideal house as an investment as it was owner occupier and of course ideal for a family as there is plenty of space. 

Accommodation consists of – Entrance Hall, 2 reception room leading into each other, kitchen with a back door to the courtyard – yes you have a glimpse of the Cathedral. 
Bathroom on the return. First floor – main bedroom with bay window, bedroom 2 with what could be an ensuite or dressing room. Second floor – 2 more bedrooms. 
This is such a fantastic opportunity for someone to purchase a piece of history and of course an iconic house in an iconic street. 

GUIDE PRICE - €255,000

2 West View, Cobh, Co. Cork, P24KW67

DescriptionSale Type: For Sale by Private TreatyOverall Floor Area: 186 m²Estimated Stamp Duty: €1,750Description: 

Rathconrath, N91FE08, is a 3 Bed 2 Storey family residence on large site in the village of Rathconrath in need of modernisation & refurbishment. The dwelling itself extends to c.180 sq. m. and sits on c.0.5 acres of grounds which also includes a 3 bay hay barn. This prominent detached property offers huge potential in a village location. The property is located in the village of Rathconrath, c.13 km west of Mullingar and c.17 km east of Ballymahon.

Viewing Details:

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Dillon Murtagh, Tel: 044 934 2512.


Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant:
The property is suitable for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant which provides funding to refurbish vacant and derelict homes. The grant is up to €70,000, for vacant derelict properties. For more information on the grant visit https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/housing/housing-grants-and-schemes/local-authority-housing-grants-and-supports/vacant-property-refurbishment-grant/Description: 

Rathconrath, N91FE08, is a 3 Bed 2 Storey family residence on large site in the village of Rathconrath in need of modernisation & refurbishment. The dwelling itself extends to c.180 sq. m. and sits on c.0.5 acres of grounds which also includes a 3 bay hay barn. This prominent detached property offers huge potential in a village location. The property is located in the village of Rathconrath, c.13 km west of Mullingar and c.17 km east of Ballymahon.

Viewing Details:

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Dillon Murtagh, Tel: 044 934 2512.


Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant:
The property is suitable for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant which provides funding to refurbish vacant and derelict homes. The grant is up to €70,000, for vacant derelict properties. For more information on the grant visit https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/housing/housing-grants-and-schemes/local-authority-housing-grants-and-supports/vacant-property-refurbishment-grant/

Ballinlug, Rathconrath, Co. Westmeath, N91FE08

DescriptionSale Type: For Sale by Private TreatyEstimated Stamp Duty: €6,950An attractive and charming mid 19th Century former Rectory situated in a delightful pastoral setting with fine views from the property to the Ballygawley mountains and surrounding countryside.

Located approximately 5km from Ballygawley Village and some 11km from Sligo Town and 45 minutes from Ireland West Airport Knock.

The house faces south and stands on its own land of approximately 1.65Ha (4.08 Acres) amongst wide lawns with a small yard to rear and a charming walled garden and croquet lawn to one side. It is flanked by some fine established trees and new plantings. 

The yard has a tack room / office with wood burning stove and pony trap shelter, all with large loft overhead. Beyond this, a wood store and a modern barn, with workshop and loft storage. 

The walled garden contains flowering shrubs, herbaceous borders, fruit trees, vegetable garden and an ornamental pond. 

Countryside amenities:
There are excellent facilities for brown trout fishing on nearby Lough Allen, Arrow and Gill. Lough Gill has in addition, a run of salmon. There is salmon fishing, by arrangement, within an easy drive on the Bundrowes, Easkey and Ballysadare rivers. Within this radius is Sligo’s beautiful coastline, with sandy beaches and harbours from which to sail and sea fish together with access to the famous river Shannon navigable system, the longest river  in Europe suitable for large cruisers. This is also glorious area for the dedicated hill walker.

Viewing by appointment

Entrance Porch 2.2m x 2.08m

Entrance Hall 6.74m x 2.08m

Living Room 4.5m x 4.2m. open fireplace with solid fuel stove, ceiling coving

Reception Room 4.79m x 4.28m. open fireplace with solid fuel stove, ceiling coving

Pantry 4.22m x 2.42m. tiled floor

Utility Room 2.79m x 2.74m. Belfast sink, plumbed for washing machine

Guest WC 1.68m x 1.36m. tiled floor

Bedroom 1/Office 4.36m x 2.44m. fitted wardrobe

Kitchen 4.55m x 4.27m. oil fired Rayburn stove, flagstone floor

Landing 4.3m x 4.2m

Bedroom 2 4.89m x 4.18m. fitted wardrobes

Bedroom 3 4.52m x 4.3m. open fireplace, fitted wardrobes, whb

Bathroom 3.2m x 1.34m. plus 1.75m x 1.39m bath with electric shower over, wc, bidet, whb

Bedroom 4 3.29m x 2.76m. open fireplace, walk in wardrobe 1.5m x 1.17mAn attractive and charming mid 19th Century former Rectory situated in a delightful pastoral setting with fine views from the property to the Ballygawley mountains and surrounding countryside.

Located approximately 5km from Ballygawley Village and some 11km from Sligo Town and 45 minutes from Ireland West Airport Knock.

The house faces south and stands on its own land of approximately 1.65Ha (4.08 Acres) amongst wide lawns with a small yard to rear and a charming walled garden and croquet lawn to one side. It is flanked by some fine established trees and new plantings. 

The yard has a tack room / office with wood burning stove and pony trap shelter, all with large loft overhead. Beyond this, a wood store and a modern barn, with workshop and loft storage. 

The walled garden contains flowering shrubs, herbaceous borders, fruit trees, vegetable garden and an ornamental pond. 

Countryside amenities:
There are excellent facilities for brown trout fishing on nearby Lough Allen, Arrow and Gill. Lough Gill has in addition, a run of salmon. There is salmon fishing, by arrangement, within an easy drive on the Bundrowes, Easkey and Ballysadare rivers. Within this radius is Sligo’s beautiful coastline, with sandy beaches and harbours from which to sail and sea fish together with access to the famous river Shannon navigable system, the longest river  in Europe suitable for large cruisers. This is also glorious area for the dedicated hill walker.

Viewing by appointment

Entrance Porch 2.2m x 2.08m

Entrance Hall 6.74m x 2.08m

Living Room 4.5m x 4.2m. open fireplace with solid fuel stove, ceiling coving

Reception Room 4.79m x 4.28m. open fireplace with solid fuel stove, ceiling coving

Pantry 4.22m x 2.42m. tiled floor

Utility Room 2.79m x 2.74m. Belfast sink, plumbed for washing machine

Guest WC 1.68m x 1.36m. tiled floor

Bedroom 1/Office 4.36m x 2.44m. fitted wardrobe

Kitchen 4.55m x 4.27m. oil fired Rayburn stove, flagstone floor

Landing 4.3m x 4.2m

Bedroom 2 4.89m x 4.18m. fitted wardrobes

Bedroom 3 4.52m x 4.3m. open fireplace, fitted wardrobes, whb

Bathroom 3.2m x 1.34m. plus 1.75m x 1.39m bath with electric shower over, wc, bidet, whb

Bedroom 4 3.29m x 2.76m. open fireplace, walk in wardrobe 1.5m x 1.17m

Ballysumaghan Old Rectory, Lurgan, Ballintogher, Co. Sligo, F91NW13

DescriptionSale Type: For Sale by Private TreatyEstimated Stamp Duty: €2,500Located in Coomkeen, a wonderful rural setting along the Sheep’s Head peninsula is this traditional farmhouse sitting on c.0.7 acres. Though in need of extensive renovation this farmhouse is spacious, has high ceilings, an exterior stone building that could be restored to its former glory and a sheltered garden from which there are beautiful views across the valley. 
The colourful village of Durrus is only 3.5km away and the historic market town of Bantry just a 9km drive. Also close by is the Coomkeen Loop Walk from which there are wonderful views over Whiddy Island, Bantry Bay and the Beara peninsula. This area of natural beauty has a sense of calm and solitude that so many crave. However, just a short distance away are the amenities, services and social scene that this part of West Cork is famous for.

Private water supply
Septic tank
Outdoor garden room
Shed 
Stone outbuilding

Ground Floor
Front entrance hall: 2.1m x 2.4m
Sunroom: 4.0m x 2.9m
Lounge room: 4.6m x 4.3m
Dining room with stove: 3.6m x 4.1m 
Living room with large fireplace and stove: 2.5m x 4.5m
Kitchen: 4.3m x 2.5m 
Shower room with electric shower, WHB & WC: 3.5m x 1.9m
Rear entrance/Utility: 2.2m x 5.1m

First Floor
Main bedroom: 3.6m x 3.4m
Bedroom/Lounge area: 2.2m x 2.8m
Bedroom 2: 2.1m x 3.3m
Bedroom 3: 4.6m x 2.7m
Bathroom with bath, WHB & WC: 1.5m x 2.7mLocated in Coomkeen, a wonderful rural setting along the Sheep’s Head peninsula is this traditional farmhouse sitting on c.0.7 acres. Though in need of extensive renovation this farmhouse is spacious, has high ceilings, an exterior stone building that could be restored to its former glory and a sheltered garden from which there are beautiful views across the valley. 
The colourful village of Durrus is only 3.5km away and the historic market town of Bantry just a 9km drive. Also close by is the Coomkeen Loop Walk from which there are wonderful views over Whiddy Island, Bantry Bay and the Beara peninsula. This area of natural beauty has a sense of calm and solitude that so many crave. However, just a short distance away are the amenities, services and social scene that this part of West Cork is famous for.

Private water supply
Septic tank
Outdoor garden room
Shed 
Stone outbuilding

Ground Floor
Front entrance hall: 2.1m x 2.4m
Sunroom: 4.0m x 2.9m
Lounge room: 4.6m x 4.3m
Dining room with stove: 3.6m x 4.1m 
Living room with large fireplace and stove: 2.5m x 4.5m
Kitchen: 4.3m x 2.5m 
Shower room with electric shower, WHB & WC: 3.5m x 1.9m
Rear entrance/Utility: 2.2m x 5.1m

First Floor
Main bedroom: 3.6m x 3.4m
Bedroom/Lounge area: 2.2m x 2.8m
Bedroom 2: 2.1m x 3.3m
Bedroom 3: 4.6m x 2.7m
Bathroom with bath, WHB & WC: 1.5m x 2.7m

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