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House Conna (Ireland)

This elegant Georgian residence, dating from 1827 and originally built by Reverend Thomas Campion, rector of Knockmourne and Ballynoe, stands as a remarkable testament to Ireland’s rich architectural heritage. Set within approximately 20 acres of countryside and gently bordered in part by the waters of the River Bride, the estate offers a rare combination of historical significance, natural beauty, and modern comfort. Adding to its distinguished provenance, the property was once owned by the celebrated American-Irish actress Angela Lansbury and her family, further enhancing its enduring appeal and sense of legacy. The house itself extends across three graciously proportioned floors, each thoughtfully arranged to balance elegance with practicality. The ground floor is particularly impressive, with two generously sized reception rooms—the drawing room and morning room—both bathed in natural light and enjoying uninterrupted views across the sweeping front lawns. These rooms retain many original Georgian features, including high ceilings, fine proportions, and period detailing that reflect the refined aesthetic of the era. To the rear, a more intimate study overlooks the beautifully maintained walled garden, providing a contemplative space ideal for reading or work. On the lower ground floor, the home seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary living. Here, an expansive open-plan kitchen and dining area forms the heart of the house, perfectly suited to both everyday family life and entertaining on a larger scale. Direct access to a side terrace enhances the sense of flow between and outdoors, making it an inviting space throughout the seasons. This level also includes a versatile playroom or storeroom, along with a traditional larder, adding to the home’s functionality. The upper floor accommodates four well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering comfort and charm, alongside two tastefully appointed bathrooms. These spaces provide ample accommodation for family members and guests alike, maintaining the property’s overall sense of warmth and refinement. Approached via a post-and-railed driveway that sweeps through expansive lawns, the house is introduced by a welcoming gravel forecourt. The driveway continues around the property to a rear courtyard, where a double garage and traditional stables are located. Of particular note is the former coach house, now thoughtfully converted into a guest residence, offering privacy and independence for visitors. The grounds themselves are a defining feature of the estate. A mature walled garden, complete with a variety of fruit trees and a small orchard, enhances the property’s pastoral charm. The current owners have undertaken extensive refurbishments, carefully preserving original features while introducing modern amenities, ensuring the house remains both historically authentic and entirely suited to contemporary living. Rich in character and surrounded by natural beauty, this exceptional Georgian home offers a rare opportunity to experience a lifestyle that seamlessly blends heritage, elegance and comfort in a truly idyllic setting.

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$1,452,500
5bedrooms
5bathrooms
land 8.1ha

By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty

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House Killavullen (Ireland)

Carrigacunna is a breathtakingly restored Georgian house set alongside a beautifully preserved Norman tower house, both commanding a spectacular position overlooking the meandering River Blackwater in North Cork. This historically rich property, originally built by Henry Foott in 1826, boasts an unrivalled elevated position, offering panoramic views of the Blackwater Valley, extending toward the Ballyhoura and Galtee mountains. Carrigacunna House is built next to a 16th-century Norman tower house, which itself holds centuries of history. The tower was originally constructed by the Nagle family, a Norman lineage that established a stronghold in the area. Among the most notable figures in the family was Sir Richard Nagle, who served as private secretary to King James II. Following the Jacobite defeat at the Battle of the Boyne in 1692, Sir Richard Nagle forfeited the estate. According to legend, King James II spent a night at Carrigacunna during his retreat. In the 19th century, the Footts undertook extensive enhancements to the estate. The Georgian residence was expanded to include a three-bay extension, and the grounds were landscaped to incorporate a grand 1 km-long beech-lined avenue, rising parallel to the river and leading to the main house. Over the past two decades, Carrigacunna has undergone an exceptional transformation, blending historical elements with striking contemporary design. The property features two double-height glazed atriums, seamlessly linking the traditional architecture with modern elements. These glass-walled spaces flood the interiors with natural light, creating an atmosphere that is both inviting and dramatic. The result is a home that feels timeless, combining period elegance with modern comfort and functionality. Spanning two floors and covering approximately 700 square meters (7,500 square feet, excluding the swimming pool), the house offers an expansive yet easily manageable living space. The residence includes four main reception rooms and three luxurious bedroom suites. Additionally, the first-floor offices could easily be converted into extra bedroom accommodation if required. There is also a one bedroom annex located in the Fisherman’s cottage adjoining the main house which would be ideal for guests. A notable feature is the indoor swimming pool, which adds an element of leisure and sophistication. The estate is set in a peaceful and unspoiled region of the Blackwater Valley, an area renowned for its fertile farmland and natural beauty. The River Blackwater, considered one of Ireland’s finest salmon rivers, meanders through the landscape, with its banks dotted by historic Norman castles. Despite its secluded atmosphere, Carrigacunna enjoys excellent transport links, with quick access to national road and rail networks. Both Shannon and Cork airports are within an hour’s drive, making travel convenient for residents and visitors alike. One of the estate’s most remarkable features is its tower house castle, a superbly preserved 16th-century structure built by the Nagle family. This Norman stronghold stands as a testament to the area’s medieval history. Sir Richard Nagle of Clogher, a key figure in the Irish Parliament of 1689, was among the prominent members of the family. The castle which has been fully restored, offers a rare glimpse into Ireland’s feudal past and providing a stunning contrast to the modern elements of the estate. Carrigacunna is not only a remarkable private residence but also a historic landmark that has been thoughtfully restored to honour its past while embracing modern luxury. With its commanding views, extraordinary architecture, and extensive lands, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Ireland’s rich heritage in one of the country’s most picturesque and desirable locations.

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$2,614,500
5bedrooms
5bathrooms
land 18.2ha

By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty

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