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An extremely pleasant coastal country estate enjoying an idyllic coastal position, just 28 miles or 45 km from Dublin city centre and nearby to Ashford village (5-minutes driving). In all about 88 acres (35.6 hectares), including fine equestrian facilities. Built circa 2015 the residence is positioned just 100 metres or 330 feet, or so, from the seashore and benefits from elevated panoramic sea views from the upper level, southward views framed by Wicklow Head and the picturesque Wicklow mountains to the west. Extending to some 2,930 square feet or 272 square metres the accommodation is well appointed and includes 3 reception rooms and 3 bedrooms. A timber chalet studio augments the accommodation. Positioned nearby to the house the stable yard includes 10 stables and is adjacent to the large sand arena and post and rail paddock grazing. The estate comprises a pleasant and appealing mixture of good grazing land, scenic marsh, coastal meadow and a salt-lake. Essentially, incorporating all the key ingredients of a quality lifestyle residential estate and with ample grazing acreage and facilities to continue a quality equestrian holding or create a hobby farm. Set-up to cater for a premier thoroughbred breeding stud operation the layout is excellent and could equally suit other equestrian interests. Set behind its own electric privacy gates the estate is accessed from a private residential roadway, itself with outer electric security gates, ensuring strong privacy from the public road. The Wicklow to Dublin railway line runs adjacent to the estate and provides a strongly fenced boundary along the eastern side. A dedicated pedestrian crossing providing access to the beach and the scenic Greystones to Wicklow walking trail. The estate is an absolute haven for wildlife enthusiasts, the coastal position and mixed habitats across the estate compelling for wild fowl and providing glorious birdsong. Ashford village, just 3.7 miles or 6 km away, is a quaint and attractive village with a selection of restaurants, cafes, friendly hostelries and boutique shopping. The estate offers a rare opportunity to combine the quintessential country living idyll with easy convenience to a capital city and its international airport. Dublin city centre is some 28 miles or 45 km away and Dublin International airport can be reached in about 50 minutes driving, outside of peak traffic. The nearby bustling coastal towns of Wicklow, Bray and Greystones are nearby, the coastal trail path giving walking access. There are excellent primary and secondary schools in the area, both public and private. Whilst relatively compact in overall size the accommodation within the house feels generous and all the principal rooms enjoy a dual aspect, allowing the picturesque mountain and sea views to be enjoyed. Well placed flagstone terraces easily link to inside and extend the house with large outdoor living spaces. A south facing entrance porch leads into a large reception room, currently comprising a study and sitting room to each end. The entire centre of the house, running the full depth from east to west, comprising a large, combined kitchen and dining space. The eastern end comprised of a fully fitted kitchen. The dining space linking to a large south and west facing outside terrace, both enjoying pastoral views to the Wicklow mountains beyond. A drawing room benefits from an extended ceiling height and large open fireplace. A large cloakroom with a WC and wash-hand-basin completes the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom faces south and east and enjoys magical sea views. It has a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom. A family bathroom is positioned centrally off the upstairs landing. The other two bedrooms are each spacious and both also enjoy dual aspects. One has an interconnecting door to the family bathroom. High speed broadband available.

38 Belmont Lawn is an exquisite, detached family home which has undergone a comprehensive, expert renovation and extension program in 2019 under architect and interior design supervision and which is now in showhouse condition throughout. It is evident on approaching the threshold that what lies ahead is something truly special representing a quality of finish rarely seen on the market. This A-Rated family home boasts extremely well-proportioned accommodation incorporating state-of-the-art technology and comes with the benefit of an entirely private south facing professionally landscaped rear garden. The accommodation extends to 160 sqm (1,722 sqft) briefly comprises of; a very wide and inviting hallway with a whole range of bespoke cabinetry and storage by Ventura and O’Connor’s of Drumleck, a delightful living room with wood burning stove to the front of the property and to the rear is a terrific open plan kitchen living dining room with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the south facing rear garden. The custom made kitchen is by O’Connor’s of Drumleck and no detail has been left to chance incorporating superb features such as a state of the art larder press, a large feature island, mirrored splashbacks and Silestone by Cosentino surfaces. From here there are pocket doors leading through to a very good home office and a door to a large utility room with access to the side passage. On the first floor the principal bedroom suite is a site to behold, with windows front and rear and a luxurious ensuite. There are three further bedrooms, one of which is also ensuite. There are excellent wardrobes throughout and in addition there is a beautiful family bathroom. To the front there is excellent off street car parking. The garden to the rear is sublime being laid out in manicured lawn, granite patio area with cedar canopy, featuring an 80 year old Spanish olive tree, Italian imported specimen pleated oak evergreens and elegant lighting creating an entirely private space for children to play and for Al fresco dining. There is also a garden room to the rear which is most versatile and could suit many uses.

An impressive 16th-century Irish castle built by the Gaelic MacEgan Clan circa 1590 and positioned within an attractive well-timbered estate of some 300 acres or 121.4 hectares that also includes the distinguished Sopwell Hall, an early Georgian Irish country house. Killaleigh Castle is situated in a triangle of the historic towns of Birr, Roscrea and Nenagh. The nearest small town is Borrisokane, which is some 5 miles or 8 kilometres away. The International airports at Dublin, Cork and Shannon are within easy driving distance. The castle is unoccupied and whilst in need of complete restoration is largely intact. Comprising some 3,976 square feet or 369 square metres it stands within a walled enclosure that also contains the Bailiff’s House, comprising some 1,480 square feet or 137.5 square metres, and a fine range of cut-stone outbuildings that extend to some 5,812 square feet or 540 square metres of net internal space. Collectively 11,268 square feet or 1,046 square metres of internal space. In 1745 the impressive Sopwell Hall was built on the estate to become the principal and statement house on the estate, the castle then becoming uninhabited. Privately and centrally positioned deep within mature parkland on the estate the design is attributed to the renowned architect Francis Bindon and conforms to the best traditions of early Georgian architecture. The accommodation extends to 14,235 square feet or 1,322 square metres and includes 5 principal reception rooms and 10 bedrooms. A feature of the house is the abundance of natural light with ample tall and large glazed windows. The magnificent reception hall, lined with distinctive fluted Doric pilasters and divided by a screen of arches, is spacious and well-proportioned. A morning room, study, drawing room and dining room are each impressive and feature ornate cornicing and large marble chimneypieces with open fires. The broad carved staircase leads to a generously large landing on the first floor. Impressive architecturally, there are six matching scagliola sienna marble columns and a large, perfectly proportioned domed ceiling, with a glazed atrium. There are 5 principal bedrooms and 4 bathrooms on this floor. The Master Bedroom Suite occupies the south-eastern corner. The second floor provides 5 further bedrooms and a bathroom and has a games room and study. The lower ground floor includes a sitting room, large kitchen, wine cellar, laundry and staff apartment. A studio in the adjacent courtyard comprises some 660 square feet or 61 square metres. There are two gate lodges and a Gardener’s Cottage. The house is a short distance from the castle. Each able to be accessed independently. Perimeter woodland on the estate creates a great sense of privacy and seclusion. Among the many ancient and specimen trees throughout the estate are some particularly fine Spanish chestnut, a noted ancient beech wood and a rare Siberian crab-apple tree. The woodlands include indigenous oak, beech, ash, larch and spruce. All through the year there is a kaleidoscope of colour throughout the estate. There is, too, much wildlife to be found on the estate. Red squirrels, pine martens, foxes and hares are regularly sighted, and buzzards, owls and falcons can also be found. The Coillte forestry, circa 500 acres, which adjoins the estate provides great amenity for long walks in beautiful surroundings. Of the circa 300 acres or 121.4 hectares within the estate about two-thirds comprise mature parkland grazing and one-third is in woodland. Whilst being wonderfully secluded the estate is nearby to town amenities and easily accessible, with the M7 motorway accessible some 12.4 miles or 20 kilometres away. Excess€7million. For full sale details or to arrange a viewing please contact David Ashmore on +353 87 251 2909 or [email protected]

An attractive 300-acre (121 hectare) parkland estate within a well-timbered woodland perimeter and including the most attractive early Georgian Sopwell Hall, built 1745, and the striking Killaleigh Castle, which dates to circa 1590. Sopwell Hall is situated in a triangle of the historic towns of Birr, Roscrea and Nenagh. The nearest small town is Borrisokane, which is some 5 miles or 8 kilometres away. The International airports at Dublin, Cork and Shannon are within easy driving distance. The fine Georgian house is privately and centrally positioned deep within mature parkland. Killaleigh Castle, built circa 1590, is now unoccupied but largely intact. The stone outbuildings are of the highest quality and richly augment the house and castle. Built in 1745, to a design attributed to the renowned architect Francis Bindon, Sopwell Hall is imposing yet welcoming and conforms to the best traditions of early Georgian architecture. The house stands three storeys over basement with direct access from the ground and basement levels. The magnificent reception hall, lined with distinctive fluted Doric pilasters and divided by a screen of arches, is spacious and well-proportioned. A morning room, study, drawing room and dining room are each impressive. Displaying the very best features and proportions of fine Georgian architecture each is filled with natural light, has impressive large marble chimneypieces with open fires and ornate cornicing. A feature of the entire house is the abundance of natural light with ample tall and large glazed windows. The broad carved staircase leads to a generously large landing on the first floor. Impressive architecturally, there are six matching scagliola sienna marble columns and a large, perfectly proportioned domed ceiling, with a glazed atrium. There are 5 principal bedrooms and 4 bathrooms on this floor. The Master Bedroom Suite occupies the south-eastern corner. The second floor provides 5 further bedrooms and a bathroom and has a games room and study. The lower ground includes a sitting room, large kitchen, wine cellar, laundry and staff apartment. The Studio is positioned in the adjacent courtyard and comprising some 660 square feet or 61 square metres. The accommodation is grand and beautifully executed, with the principal house comprising some 14,235 square feet or 1,322 square metres and including 5 principal reception rooms and 10 bedrooms. A studio and 4 estate lodges combine to present some 18,342 square feet or 1,704 square metres of possible accommodation in total. The estate is a haven of tranquillity and privacy that is rare in the 21st-century. Positioned at the end of a half-mile drive Sopwell Hall occupies a central position within its own estate and enjoys a panoramic view over the park and woodland. The outer parts of the estate comprising a perimeter woodland belt and creating a great sense of privacy and seclusion. Among the many ancient and specimen trees throughout the estate are some particularly fine Spanish chestnut, a noted ancient beech wood and a rare Siberian crab-apple tree. The woodlands include indigenous oak, beech, ash, larch and spruce. All through the year there is a kaleidoscope of colour throughout the estate. There is, too, much wildlife to be found on the estate. Red squirrels, pine martens, foxes and hares are regularly sighted, and buzzards, owls and falcons can also be found. The Coillte forestry, circa 500 acres, which adjoins the estate provides great amenity for long walks in beautiful surroundings. Of the circa 300 acres or 121.4 hectares within the estate about two-thirds comprise matur e parkland grazing and one-third is in woodland. Whilst being wonderfully secluded the estate is nearby to town amenities and easily accessible, with the M7 motorway accessible some 12.4 miles or 20 kilometres away. Excess€7million. For full sale details or to arrange a viewing please contact David Ashmore on +353 87 251 2909 or [email protected]

Introducing Ivy House, a stunning property nestled in the idyllic location of Johnsbrook, Fordstown, Co. Meath. This exquisite residence, built in 1979, spans an impressive land area of 4 acres, offering ample space for both relaxation and outdoor activities. As you approach the property through large electric gates and traverse the beautiful driveway, you are greeted by the picturesque Ivy House, a magnificent home that exudes elegance and charm. The main house of Ivy House boasts six generously sized bedrooms and five bathrooms, with three of them being en-suites. This ensures abundant space for the entire family or visiting guests. Upon entering the house through the inviting entrance porch, the Georgian teak windows catch your eye, adding a touch of sophistication to the architectural design. To the right of the entrance hall, a cozy living room awaits, providing a comfortable retreat. Adjacent to the living room, there is an office that caters to those seeking a tranquil space for work or reflection. On the left side of the entrance hall, the sitting room features beautiful cornice ceilings and maple wood flooring, further enhancing the charm of the residence. The Georgian teak windows continue to grace the property, infusing it with classic appeal. Flowing seamlessly from the sitting room is a spacious reception room, adorned with dual aspect windows and oak flooring. This reception room leads to the dining room, which also features the red Canadian flooring and offers captivating views of the rear of the property. Connected to the dining room is the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room, complete with a stove and providing access to a large pantry and a convenient shower room. At the rear of the kitchen, the conservatory fills the space with natural sunlight and offers easy access to the rear of the house. With four fireplaces adorning the ground floor, a warm and inviting atmosphere permeates throughout. Moving to the first floor, six bedrooms await discovery, with three of them featuring en-suite bathrooms, ensuring privacy and comfort for the residents. An additional bathroom and a hot press provide storage options. From the first floor, breathtaking views of the beautifully landscaped gardens at the rear of the property can be enjoyed from the balcony, adding a touch of tranquility to the living experience. Ivy House offers a range of outdoor amenities that greatly enhance its overall appeal. The rear garage of the property has been cleverly transformed gym facility, allowing residents to partake in fitness activities without having to venture far from home. Additionally, horse enthusiasts will appreciate the presence of three stables and a paddock, providing a dedicated space for their beloved horses. For those who enjoy a game of tennis, Ivy House offers a full-sized tennis court that is perfect for refining your skills or engaging in friendly matches. This court is an excellent addition for anyone who seeks to indulge in the sport without having to venture outside the estate. To enhance accessibility and convenience, a charming walkway encircles the entire property, not only adding to its aesthetic charm but also providing an additional entrance on the eastern side. This secondary entrance ensures easy access for residents and guests alike, making their arrival and departure hassle-free. The estate is adorned with a variety of rare trees, including Liquidambar, Hankerchief, dawn redwood, small-leaved lime, ginkgo, and a majestic California redwood tree. These exquisite trees are strategically scattered throughout the land, contributing to the estate's aura of privacy and tranquility. Acting as natural barriers, they provide a sense of seclusion while also adding to the overall ambiance of the property, creating an atmosphere of serenity and peace. In terms of self-sufficiency and sustainable practices, Ivy House is well-equipped. The property boasts its own well, ensuring a reliable and independent water supply.

Bayview House, a remarkable property in Arthurstown County Wexford that sits on 1 acre. The property boasts a captivating blend of modern architecture and historical allure, highlighted by a charming old church ruin dating back to the 14th century and Norman era within its premises and panoramic views of the scenic River Barrow. Renovated in the late 1990s, the house seamlessly fuses contemporary construction with the nostalgic ambiance of the past, creating a truly one-of-a-kind setting. Accessible through a shared road, an electric gate entrance leads to the property's paved driveway, lined with stone walls, providing both security and aesthetic appeal. Upon entering the property through the front door, you are immediately welcomed by a spacious entrance hall, accompanied by an adjoining WC/Utility Room. Positioned to the right of the entrance hall, the kitchen/breakfast room boasts the charm of tile and Honduras pitch pine flooring, complemented by elegant beech countertops. Its amenities include an electric cooker and traditional double glazed sash windows with dual aspects, infusing the space with natural light. Flowing seamlessly from the kitchen/breakfast room, the dining room awaits, accessible through inviting French doors. This expansive dining area, adorned with Honduras pitch pine flooring, beautifully constructed timber ceilings and dual aspect traditional double glazed sash windows, offers a gateway to the outdoors on the north side of the property, treating occupants to breathtaking views of the water and the serene rear garden. On the left side of the entrance hall, the sitting room takes stage, showcasing the warmth of Honduras pitch pine flooring, enhanced by dual aspect sash windows that invite the outdoors in, and a captivating feature fireplace constructed using salvaged brick and a pitch pine mantle with an old belt fan. Nestled adjacent to the sitting room is Bedroom 1, complete with an ensuite bathroom and adorned with dual aspect windows. Its location ensures both convenience and effortless accessibility. The ground floor also features underfloor heating. The first floor of the building can be reached via a salvaged pitch pine, leading to the living room. This living room boasts Honduras pitch pine flooring, picture window overlooking the water, dual aspect sash windows, and it provides access to a terrace. The terrace offers picturesque views of the water and the rear garden. Moving along the hallway, you'll find a family room adjacent to which is the family bathroom. Bedroom 3, which overlooks the rear garden, is also located in this area. At the end of the hallway, you'll discover bedroom 2, which includes an ensuite bathroom. This bedroom is adorned with dual aspect sash windows that allow ample sunlight to brighten the space. The property has been carefully tended to, resulting in a remarkable ground that is located away from the main road providing peace and privacy. At the rear of the property, a generously sized patio area awaits, an ideal setting for entertaining visitors or finding solace as you gaze upon the captivating expanse of the Barrow River and the picturesque rural landscape beyond. This collective arrangement produces an atmosphere of tranquility and elegance. The property is north facing towards the water and offers a range of modern amenities, including oil central heating for efficient warmth and comfort. The doors are very high-quality pitch pine sheeted doors made specifically for the dwelling; the skirting boards & architraves are also Honduras pitch pine. Alongside this, an advanced EPH heating system is seamlessly accessible through smartphones, allowing convenient temperature control and scheduling. The added feature of external cameras enhances security, enabling vigilant surveillance of the property's surroundings. The property is also equipped with a house alarm providing security as well as an aesthetically pleasing natural slate roof.

JENKINSTOWN HOUSE JENKINSTOWN PARK, COUNTY KILKENNY, IRELAND Restored to the highest spec by one of Ireland's best known songwriters and producers, Jenkinstown House offers a rare opportunity to acquire manor style family living with built in revenue streams and earning potential if required. It comes with 6.7 acres of private grounds and is just 8 minutes drive from Kilkenny City. Jenkinstown House, a fine specimen of 19th Century Gothic Revival, spans 6663 square feet, (619m²) including two elegant and spacious living rooms, a light filled kitchen, a palatial ensuite master bedroom along with two other impressive bedrooms and bathrooms. Underfloor heating, double glazed sash windows along tasteful fittings set the stage for luxury living. The buyer will benefit from 3 stunningly designed shepherds huts with current owners earning 5 star ratings for their Airb services. Nestled in the state owned Jenkinstown wood, and overlooking beautiful Kilkenny countryside, the huts promise an easy and reliable income source for the long term. To the side of the house, what was once a private chapel adorned by stained glass windows is now a top spec auditorium with 106 seats, stage, with two booths designed for sound production and lighting sitting at the back of the theatre. The space, although tailor made for performance and recording artists, is easily converted for other purposes such as accommodation or tea rooms. It has wheelchair access with HSE standard bathrooms for use at events such as concerts, weddings and family celebrations. The back of the theatre leads onto a splendid walled courtyard, this is an ideal space for Summer entertainment with the added potential of having a small market for 6 to 8 stalls. A splendid Gothic Dining Hall is central to the property. Featuring wonderful high beam ceilings, stained glass windows and an old style banqueting table dominate the room. While stunning in its current form, the discerning investor can enjoy significant potential for reimagining its use. In former times it was a popular local cafe, its future may lie in becoming bespoke accommodation. The potential for all these ideas will increase with authorities planning an imminent upgrade of the woods. This includes the revival of the Thomas Moore Garden which is accessed from the house via a solid timber gate set within a Gothic stone arch along with the restoration of the original walled garden for Jenkinstown house. Nearby Kilkenny city provides boutique shopping, a theatre and an array of eateries, restaurants, wine bars and pubs. The 12th-century castle, a bustling crafts scene, traditional pubs, cobbled lanes and secret alleys all make Kilkenny special and combined with a lively traditional music scene, art and design exhibitions, popular seasonal festivals and Michelin star restaurants the city is enthralling. Kilkenny College secondary school offers boarding (day and weekly). Dublin city and airport about 1 hour 30 minutes driving. Eircode [property specific address code] R95 PW94, Elevation above sea level 279 feet or 85 metres. For full sale information, including floorplans, contact David Ashmore.