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Set along one of Dublin 6’s most prestigious avenues and dating from 1907, 5 Palmerston Gardens is an exceptional Edwardian family home. Double fronted detached, a fine period red brick residence that effortlessly blends timeless architectural beauty with generous and practical family living laid out over two floors. This distinguished home stands proudly behind painted cast iron railings and is perfectly located between the villages of Rathmines and Ranelagh, with walking distance of the speciality shops of Dunville Avenue and Palmerston Park. From the moment you step up the granite steps onto the tiled porch, the home’s historic charm is clear. The striking red brick façade is complemented by granite block detailing which sets the tone for the elegant interiors. Internally the gracious and welcoming entrance hall stretches an impressive length, defined by exquisite ceiling heights, decorative centre roses, and two elegant arches that enhance the sense of space and symmetry. Floor to ceiling glazed doors draw the eye through to the conservatory and mature gardens beyond. The principal reception rooms set left and right of the entrance hall are beautifully proportioned and rich in original features. The drawing room boasts a magnificent bay window, soaring ceilings, intricate plasterwork, and a finely crafted mahogany fireplace with tiled inset, an ideal setting for formal entertaining. A second reception room currently in use as a formal dining room mirrors this refinement, with its own bay window, timber flooring, and period detailing. A versatile study to the rear provides an inspiring workspace with fireplace and built in shelving, while a more relaxed TV room or den offers a cosy retreat, complete with an open fireplace and bespoke shelving. The cloakroom with guest bathroom facilities is perfectly positioned off the hall, featuring original elegant, tiled flooring and refined sanitary ware. At the heart of the home, the inviting kitchen blends warmth with functionality, complete with a classic AGA, plenty of bespoke storage, and an effortless flow into an extended breakfast room. This light-filled space is enhanced by a rooflight and newly installed triple-glazed windows, creating a bright setting for everyday living with views to the rear garden. A generous conservatory provides an additional gathering area with wrap around glazing along with direct access to the rear paved patio and lawned garden. The hard working part of this fine home comprises the utility which is plumbed for sink, washing machine and dryer, the shelved larder storage and the garage with internal and external door currently in use for storage but offers plenty of potential to further extend the accommodation should the new owners wish to do so. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with five generously sized bedrooms, each offering its own charm and functionality. Many retain original features such as sash windows, picture rails, built-in storage and are plumbed with vanity units. The principal suite is particularly noteworthy, featuring a substantial walk-in wardrobe and a private en-suite shower bathroom. A spacious family bathroom is finished to a high standard, complete with an oversized walk in shower, vanity unit, bidet and dual sash windows that enhance the natural light. To the rear lies a truly exceptional and impressive west facing private and beautifully mature garden extending to approximately 80ft. A paved patio area directly off the house provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining, while the expansive lawn is bordered by established shrubs and trees, creating a tranquil, secluded environment. With a prized west-facing orientation, the garden enjoys sunlight from morning through to evening, making it ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. A second garage, accessed from the garden or via Fortfield Gardens, adds further convenience and versatility.

The sale of The Sycamores, Model Farm Road presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial five bedroom detached bungalow on one of Cork’s most prestigious and sought-after residential addresses. Set on an impressive 0.43-acre site, this property combines generous living space, exceptional privacy, and a prime location that will appeal to a wide range of buyers. Extending to 1,900 square feet, The Sycamores offers a spacious and well-proportioned layout, ideal for comfortable family living. The split level bungalow design ensures ease of access throughout, while the scale of the accommodation provides flexibility for modern lifestyles, whether that includes working from home, entertaining, or simply enjoying ample room to relax. One of the standout features of this property is its beautiful site boasting three mature Sycamore trees. The rear of the home enjoys fantastic privacy, bordered by agricultural land, creating a private and secluded setting that is increasingly difficult to find so close to the city. This natural backdrop enhances the sense of space and tranquility, making the garden an ideal retreat for outdoor living, gardening, or family activities. The front of the property benefits from a desirable south-facing aspect, allowing for excellent natural light throughout the day. This orientation not only brightens the interior spaces but also enhances the overall warmth and atmosphere of the home. Large windows further maximize this advantage, creating a bright and inviting environment. In addition to the main residence, the property includes a spacious garage measuring 287 sq ft, offering valuable storage space or potential for a variety of uses whether for home gym, home office or future conversion, this is a practical and attractive feature. Location is another key strength of The Sycamores. Model Farm Road is widely regarded as one of Cork’s premier residential areas, known for its convenience and accessibility. The property is situated close to CUH Hospital, UCC and MTU campuses, making it particularly appealing to professionals, families, and investors alike. A range of schools, shops, and amenities are also within easy reach with a great bus service to these amenities, further enhancing its appeal. Overall, The Sycamores represents a unique blend of space, privacy, and prime location—an exceptional opportunity to secure a distinguished home in one of Cork’s finest settings.

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a distinguished detached red brick residence, beautifully presented and superbly positioned overlooking a mature green within this quiet and highly sought after setting. Extending to 144 sq m/1550 sq ft this impressive family home has been upgraded and refined, offering a wonderful balance of elegance, comfort and modern functionality in a truly idyllic environment. Ideally situated within easy reach of Blackrock, Booterstown and Stillorgan, the property enjoys every conceivable amenity nearby — from excellent schools and coastal walks to convenient shopping options and a wide choice of public transport links. Its tranquil, leafy position combined with exceptional accessibility makes this a particularly desirable place to call home. Inside, the accommodation is generous, light filled and cleverly designed for contemporary family living. A welcoming entrance hall leads to a beautifully appointed living room and an inviting family room, both taking full advantage of the serene green outlook. To the rear, an impressive open plan kitchen, dining and breakfast room forms the social heart of the home, complete with a charming reading nook, feature island, and seamless connection to the professionally landscaped west facing garden — a superb, sun filled space perfect for outdoor dining and everyday enjoyment. Upstairs, there are four well proportioned bedrooms, including a superb front facing principal bedroom with ensuite and a delightful aspect over the green, together with a stylishly upgraded family bathroom and useful walk in hot press. To the front, a beautifully walled garden and spacious driveway provide excellent off street parking, while gated side access on both sides leads through to the private, low maintenance rear garden — meticulously designed with a large terrace, lawned area, raised beds, mature planting and barna shed. This is a rare opportunity to secure a wonderfully located, turnkey family home combining refined interiors, thoughtful upgrades and an enviable position overlooking mature greenery.

This remarkable contemporary residence represents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully designed modern home of exceptional quality in one of South County Dublin’s most desirable coastal settings. Having been meticulously maintained and tastefully enhanced throughout, the house offers an elegant fusion of clean architectural design and discreet contemporary luxury, all presented in flawless turnkey condition. Extending to 260 sq. metres/ 2,800 sq. feet, this exquisitely finished home combines refined modern comfort with thoughtful spatial planning, ensuring both convenience and sophistication for the discerning buyer. The accommodation, which extends across two beautifully balanced levels providing a sequence of generously proportioned rooms that lend themselves equally to formal entertaining and everyday family life. Dramatic double‑height glazing, sleek interior finishes, bespoke joinery and carefully chosen materials come together to create a calm, light‑filled aesthetic throughout. The property offers an excellent balance between striking reception spaces, relaxed living areas and well‑sized bedrooms, ensuring comfort, flexibility and privacy for all occupants. The entrance hall sets the tone — long, bright and welcoming, with tiled flooring and windows overlooking the front. A well‑proportioned living room sits to one side, featuring a bay window and solid walnut flooring, creating a warm and inviting space at the front of the home. A downstairs WC and useful understairs storage area are discreetly positioned off the hall. Beyond this, the house opens into a superb sequence of interconnected living spaces. A second living area, complete with walnut flooring, a side window and sliding glazed door, provides the perfect TV lounge or quiet retreat. The heart of the home lies in the expansive open‑plan living and dining area: a dramatic double‑height room with tiled floors, full‑height glazing and wonderful views across the west‑facing rear garden. Flooded with natural light, this is an exceptional space for both family life and entertaining. The adjoining kitchen is beautifully appointed and thoughtfully designed. It includes triple Neff integrated stainless‑steel ovens, a freestanding gas AGA, gas hob, wine fridge, marble splashback and magnificent marble worktops. A large centre island with under‑counter sink and breakfast bar acts as a natural gathering point. From here, a door leads to a generous storage room with a further wine fridge, and then on to a spacious utility room housing the Nibe heat pump, sink, fitted storage, and Bumper washer and dryer. A side door allows practical access to the garden. Upstairs, a glazed balustrade and roof lights bring natural brightness onto the landing, giving the upper floor an airy, open feel. The bedroom accommodation begins with a well‑sized double room to the front, offering excellent proportions and a pleasant outlook. (Further bedroom details can be added when provided.) Externally, the house unfolds into a series of discreet and elegant outdoor spaces. A secure, gated front approach with ample parking and a gravel driveway creates a strong sense of arrival, while dual side access adds further convenience. To the rear, the beautifully landscaped west‑facing garden is wonderfully private and enjoys long afternoon and evening sunlight — a true sun‑trap, ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply unwinding at the end of the day. A beautifully finished, light‑filled home in a fantastic coastal location, this property offers superb design, generous space and complete move‑in comfort.

An exceptional Tudor-style double-fronted period residence, superbly positioned on a quiet, mature and highly sought-after residential road in the heart of Ranelagh. Beyond the handsome façade of this distinguished home lies a truly outstanding family property that has been meticulously upgraded, extended and modernised to the highest standards. Seamlessly combining the timeless elegance of period architecture with the comfort and sophistication of contemporary design, further enhanced by a private and secluded low maintenance rear garden. This wonderful light-filled home offers generous and beautifully curated living accommodation extending to approximately 190 sqm (2045 sqft). Entered through a warm and welcoming entrance hall off which there are two elegant reception rooms. These are currently used as a formal living room and dining room, both of which showcase a wealth of original character and charm, including impressive ceiling heights, stained glass windows, intricate ceiling coving and fine cornice detailing. A feature fireplace with newly installed stoves provides a striking focal point to both rooms. To the rear lies a spectacular newly renovated and extended open-plan kitchen and dining space of exceptional quality. Impeccably presented, it features beautifully crafted traditional style cabinetry, quartz stone worktops, and a substantial central island incorporating fitted storage, with a bank of bespoke pantry / larder and storage unit, all complemented by a separate plumbed utility room. Bathed in natural light from expansive patio doors, large picture windows and overhead roof lights, this is a space designed for both luxurious everyday living and elegant entertaining. A smartly decorated guest WC completes the accommodation at this level. Across the upper floors are four generously proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, offering ample room for the addition of en-suite facilities, with plumbing already in place to facilitate this. A stylishly appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation at this level. The superb interior is matched by the beautifully landscaped low maintenance rear garden, thoughtfully arranged with patio terrace and astro lawn. Enjoying a private and sunny orientation, the garden benefits from a discreetly positioned covered area and garden shed for practical outdoor storage. To the front, the property is approached through a beautifully maintained pebbled and railed garden, creating an elegant first impression befitting this remarkable home.

Nestled on approximately 0.3 acres of beautifully manicured gardens, Oak Lodge is a stunning four bedroom detached residence offering the perfect balance of modern luxury and tranquil countryside living. Set in an idyllic and peaceful setting, this exceptional turnkey property has been finished to an impeccable standard, providing bright, spacious interiors designed for contemporary family life. The home boasts high-performance triple-glazed windows and doors throughout, ensuring excellent insulation, comfort, and energy efficiency year-round. Underfloor heating extends across both the ground and first floors, delivering a consistent and luxurious warmth in every room. In addition, thermal panels provide an energy-efficient solution for heating water, further enhancing the property’s sustainability credentials. The property built in 2010 extends to approximately 328.5 Sqm (3,535 sq ft) and benefits from exceptional living and bedroom space throughout. The accommodation offers a generously propositioned entrance hallway with vaulted ceilings and large feature windows capturing south facing sunlight. Off the entrance hall is an open plan kitchen/dining/living area, utility, sitting room, playroom and finished with a stylish family bathroom. The first floor comprises four spacious bedrooms with the master bedroom offering an ensuite bathroom and bespoke walk-in wardrobe. The second bedroom offers an en-suite bathroom and bedrooms 3 & 4 are plumbed for bathrooms which the new owners can avail of. There is a Stira to attic which is fully floored and extends the entire length of the first floor, ideal storage for homes owners. The layout offers both flexibility and privacy, making it ideal for families of all sizes or those who wish to accommodate guests with ease. The residence itself is heated by means of oil central heating, mains water and septic tank on the property grounds. Upon entering the property there is an attractive cast iron electric gate with stone pillars on either side and a boundary wall. A sweeping driveway with cobble stone paving brings you to the front of the property offering ample parking for residence and an attractive patio area. Outside, the meticulously maintained gardens offer a private oasis, ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying the surrounding natural beauty. There is a detached garden and steel tech shed providing plenty of storage. There are an abundance of trees, planting and shrubs enhancing the overall privacy of this home and a directly south facing front garden. Oak Lodge presents a rare opportunity to acquire a stylish, energy-efficient home offering a superb blend of spacious living accommodation and an emphasis of natural light throughout creating a harmonious space surrounded by nature. This home is a truly unique property that offers a distinctive countryside view with privacy in an idyllic yet very accessible area. Located in the highly sought-after Farran area, this property benefits from a strong sense of community and an excellent range of local amenities. These include a primary school, preschool, café, Farran Forest Park, the National Rowing Centre, and Lee Valley Golf Club, all within minutes of the residence. Conveniently positioned just off the main N22, the property offers easy access to Cork City, including hospitals, universities, and Cork Airport. It is ideally situated between Macroom and Ballincollig, with a regular bus service available and a local GAA club nearby.

Situated within the highly sought-after Mountain View development, this exquisite, detached residence represents a rare opportunity to acquire a luxury home of exceptional quality and style. Offering approximately 2,389 sq. ft. of elegantly appointed living space, the property combines architectural sophistication, thoughtful design, and modern comfort in a serene woodland setting. Designed by the acclaimed Murray O'Laoire Architects and completed in 2007, the home seamlessly blends contemporary elegance with a welcoming atmosphere. Every aspect of the interior has been carefully considered, creating a light-filled, spacious environment that is both practical for family living and ideal for entertaining. The layout is versatile, with generous living areas including a fully fitted kitchen, dining room, and a lounge with large windows that frame the tranquil outdoor views. The design ensures that each space flows naturally, balancing social and private areas throughout the home. The property features four luxurious en-suite bedrooms, two of which are conveniently located on the ground floor. This arrangement provides flexibility for guests or multi-generational living. The remaining two bedrooms occupy the first floor, each complete with walk-in wardrobes, offering privacy and sophistication. High-quality finishes throughout the home, including premium fixtures, elegant flooring, and contemporary detailing, enhance the sense of understated luxury. A standout feature of this residence is the wraparound south-westerly facing terrace, an inviting outdoor space perfect for alfresco dining, relaxing, or enjoying the peaceful woodland surroundings. The terrace allows residents to maximize sunlight exposure throughout the day while providing an ideal setting for entertaining friends and family against a backdrop of natural beauty. Currently designated as a holiday home, 12 Mountain View offers significant potential for conversion into a full-time residence, which the owners have obtained. This flexibility makes it an attractive option for buyers seeking a permanent retreat or a high-quality investment property in one of Ireland’s most desirable locations. The development itself is fully gated and secure, offering peace of mind and privacy while maintaining close proximity to local amenities. The vibrant town of Kenmare, with its shops, restaurants, and cultural offerings, is just 1.5 km away, making daily life convenient without compromising on tranquillity. The combination of exclusivity, luxury, and accessibility positions this property as a truly exceptional opportunity for discerning buyers. In summary, 12 Mountain View represents a unique blend of architectural excellence, refined interiors, and an enviable lifestyle in a secure, prestigious setting. With its versatile accommodation, outstanding outdoor spaces, and access to exclusive leisure facilities, it is perfectly suited for both seasonal retreats and permanent residence. This home epitomizes the very best of luxury living in the heart of Kerry.

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a substantial five-bedroom detached family residence in one of South County Dublin’s most desirable residential settings. Constructed in the early 1980s and meticulously maintained throughout, 53 Glenageary Woods presents an elegant balance of generous proportions, light-filled interiors, and superb outdoor space. Extending to a highly adaptable layout that includes a converted attic and a magnificent rear extension, this impressive home is perfectly suited to modern family living. A large enclosed porch opens to a welcoming and generously proportioned reception hall, immediately setting the tone for the scale and warmth that defines this home. From here, the principal accommodation unfolds - a spacious sitting room ideal for both formal entertaining and relaxed evenings; a bright kitchen/breakfast room forming the heart of the home and a versatile home office/playroom. To the rear, a substantial extension further enhances the property. This striking space features a vaulted ceiling and overlooks the beautifully private west-facing garden. Bathed in natural light, it offers exceptional flexibility and incorporates a shower room and utility area, seamlessly blending practicality with architectural interest. Upstairs, five well-appointed double bedrooms provide excellent family accommodation. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite shower room, while a family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. From the spacious landing, a stairwell leads to a converted attic — ideal for storage — complemented by extensive under-eaves storage space. The property is approached via a large private driveway providing ample off-street parking for numerous cars. Vehicular side access leads to the expansive rear garden, a wonderfully private and sunny west-facing retreat — perfect for outdoor dining, family recreation, and gardening enthusiasts alike. An extensive purpose-built garden store is conveniently positioned to the side of the house. The overall site area extends in excess of a Fifth of an acre. Features: Substantial wonderfully located detached family home. Sought after sunny west facing rear orientation measuring 27m (88ft) in length Off street parking for a number of cars Generously proportioned reception rooms and bedrooms throughout Wonderfully maintained and upgraded over the years Gas fired central heating Large attic with extensive under eaves storage Vehicular gates opening through to the private rear garden Floor area approximately 290 sq.m (3,122 sq.ft) Attic Floor area of approximately 34.3m (370 sq.ft) Surrounded by excellent schools and recreation and leisure facilities Excellent transport is available via a regular bus service and the DART Close to the local shopping in Park Pointe and at Glenageary Shopping Centre Popular walks along the seafront and over Dalkey/Killiney Hills Within a short stroll of Dun Laoghaire, Glasthule, Sandycove & Dalkey Overall site area in excess of 0.2 acre

Situated within the prestigious Mountain View development, this exquisite, detached residence offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a luxury home in one of Kerry’s most desirable locations. With approximately 1,776 sq. ft. of beautifully appointed living space, this property combines architectural distinction, contemporary design, and a serene woodland setting to create a truly remarkable home. Designed by the renowned Murray O’Laoire Architects and completed in 2007, the home is a superb example of modern craftsmanship and thoughtful planning. Every aspect of the property has been carefully considered to deliver both elegance and practicality, ensuring that the residence is as comfortable as it is visually striking. The interior layout is spacious and light-filled, with a seamless flow between the living areas, offering an ideal balance between entertaining and day-to-day family life. The accommodation comprises a fully fitted kitchen, a dining room, a lounge and bathroom each designed to maximize space, light, and usability. These areas provide a welcoming environment for both relaxed living and formal entertaining. The home boasts four luxurious en-suite bedrooms, one of which is conveniently located on the ground floor, providing flexibility for guests, family members, or multigenerational living arrangements. The remaining three bedrooms occupy the first floor, offering privacy, comfort, and generous storage. Each room is finished to a high standard, with premium fixtures and finishes that enhance the sense of understated luxury throughout the property. A key feature of this home is the wraparound south-westerly facing terrace, offering a tranquil outdoor space that is ideal for alfresco dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the peaceful woodland surroundings. The terrace captures sunlight throughout the day, providing an inviting environment to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the natural landscape. Currently designated as a holiday home, 4 Mountain View presents an exciting potential for conversion into a full-time residence, which the current clients have obtained. This flexibility makes it suitable for buyers seeking a seasonal retreat, a long-term home, or a high-quality investment property. The combination of exceptional design, premium finishes, and versatile living arrangements ensures that this property meets the expectations of the most discerning buyers. The development itself is fully gated and secure, offering both peace of mind and exclusivity. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is conveniently located just 1.5 km from the vibrant town of Kenmare, providing easy access to shops, restaurants, and cultural amenities. Residents enjoy the perfect balance of privacy and convenience, with all the benefits of rural living while remaining close to town services. In summary, 4 Mountain View represents the epitome of refined living in Kerry. With its architectural excellence, high-quality interiors, flexible accommodation, and enviable outdoor spaces, the property offers a unique combination of luxury, comfort, and lifestyle. Whether used as a holiday retreat or a permanent residence, it provides a rare opportunity to enjoy the exclusivity of a gated community, the elegance of a meticulously designed home, and access to prestigious leisure facilities at Sheen Falls Hotel. This residence embodies the very best of modern living in a serene and secure setting, making it an exceptional choice for those seeking a distinguished home in one of Ireland’s most sought-after locations.

Set amidst 0.9 of an acre of mature, landscaped gardens, Larkfield is an exceptional family residence extending to approximately 295 sq. m. (3,175 sq. ft.). Positioned on the highly sought-after Balure Lane, a discreet laneway off Church Road, this elegant home offers a rare sense of seclusion in one of South County Dublin’s most prestigious addresses. A sweeping driveway sets the tone for the tranquillity and grandeur that lie beyond. Larkfield has been lovingly extended and immaculately maintained, marrying timeless character with its substantial footprint and enviable location. Inside, the home is defined by classical proportions, elegant detailing, and interiors that are both refined and welcoming. The principal reception rooms are gracious, bright, and ideal for entertaining. The traditional drawing room, enjoying a dual aspect and centred around a handsome fireplace, provides a warm and sophisticated focal point. On the opposite side of the hall is the dining room with a door through to the study and in turn connects to the breakfast room, living room and kitchen catering effortlessly to both family life and formal occasions. An inner lobby off the kitchen opens to the rear garden and connects to the utility/laundry room, pantry and cloakroom/guest w.c. Upstairs, four generously appointed bedrooms provide comfort and serenity, each one tastefully decorated and finished to a high standard. The main suite is particularly impressive, enjoying picturesque views across the manicured gardens to the front. Throughout the home, an atmosphere of calm sophistication prevails, underpinned by a cohesive design palette and quality finishes. The grounds at Larkfield are a true sanctuary. Carefully cultivated over several decades, the gardens are framed by mature trees and sweeping lawns, with colour and texture thoughtfully layered throughout. An enchanting garden room offers an idyllic setting for al fresco dining or quiet reflection, as does the raised Indian sandstone patio with its patio heater and generous awning. Beyond the formal planting, a once lively tennis court now lies gently overgrown, offering an exciting opportunity for restoration or reinvention within the landscape. A series of discreet outbuildings and storage sheds provide valuable functionality without compromising the garden’s enduring charm. Features: Elegant interior defined by classical proportions Living space of approximately 295sq.m (3,175sq.ft.) Detached garage of approximately 4.35m x 2.7m (14’27” x 8'85”), with boiler house, offering significant storage space Garden shed 4.35m x 2.7m (14'3 x 8'10) Oil fired central heating system Extensive extremely private gardens and grounds of approximately 0.9 of an acre Southwest facing rear garden of approximately 29m (95ft) enjoying sunny days and beautiful sunsets Raised Indian sandstone patio area and enchanting garden room of 4.35m x 2.7m (14’3” x 8’10”) ideal for al fresco dining Right of way from Balure Lane over Killiney Golf Course – Killiney Hill is 15 minutes away and Killiney Beach is 20 minutes away An abundance of recreational, leisure and sporting activities close by Fitted carpets, curtains and integrated kitchen appliances included in the sale

Moybrook is a residence of rare distinction, discreetly positioned on one of South County Dublin’s most prestigious and coveted avenues. Set well back from Avoca Avenue on an exceptional private site extending approximately 62 metres (203 ft) from front to back (approx. 0.226 acres), this double fronted property set in beautifully landscaped gardens enjoys complete seclusion, exemplary proportions and a prized south-facing rear orientation. Extending to approximately 265 sq m (2,852 sq ft), together with an additional 15 sq m (161 sq ft) in the attic home office and 18sq m (193) sq feet) garden room, Moybrook represents a masterful fusion of classical balance, contemporary design and advanced energy efficiency, creating a home of enduring elegance ideally suited to the most discerning purchaser. The accommodation is both generous and beautifully laid out, designed to support refined family living and entertaining on an impressive scale. A welcoming, vaulted entrance hallway bathed in light, distinguished by quality tiled flooring and extensive coat/cloak storage units, immediately establishes a tone of understated sophistication. The ground floor unfolds through a sequence of elegant reception spaces, including a bright family room to the front with bespoke built-in cabinetry, Velux rooflights and a large picture window; this room could equally serve as a fifth bedroom if required. A substantial, elegant drawing room, perfect for entertaining with feature stove, built in cabinetry and further rooflights follows, leading seamlessly into the outstanding open-plan kitchen, living and dining space to the rear. Sun drenched in natural light, this exceptional room is anchored by a bespoke kitchen with feature 5 seat breakfast bar peninsula, butcher block and marble work surfaces, high end appliances, wine fridge and extensive cabinetry. A charming bay window and wide French doors open directly onto the south-facing terrace and garden, perfect for al fresco dining. A large, well-appointed utility room, a separate comms room, guest w.c. and generous understairs storage incorporating a discreet office area complete the ground floor. At first-floor level, a naturally bright gallery landing with large velux window leads to four spacious double bedrooms. The principal bedroom features a sun-drenched south facing aspect and runs from the rear to the front of the property, incorporating a generous walk-in dressing room and ensuite bathroom. The other three bright double bedrooms, one with an additional ensuite, all have bespoke fitted wardrobes. A beautifully appointed family bathroom and laundry storage press completes the accommodation on this level. A staircase rises to a large attic room currently in use as a home office, offering excellent flexibility, while a further substantial walk-in attic space provides extensive storage and presents clear potential for conversion, subject to the appropriate planning permission. The gardens at Moybrook are exceptional and have been thoughtfully and meticulously designed to provide privacy, security, ease of maintenance and year-round enjoyment. The entirely private, sunny south-facing rear garden is enclosed by an impressive granite wall and is laid primarily in an expansive granite patio, ideal for al fresco dining.

The Old Rectory sits at the heart of a thriving, cultivated demesne situated on 28 acres. The beautifully proportioned classical house addresses a lawn surrounded by trees. It is not quite what it seems. The façade projects the modest comfort and good taste appropriate for a country rectory, but inside, it is a house fit for a bishop. Radiating from the house are the wing, basement, outbuildings, yards, walled garden and demesne; all supported a life lived on a magnificent scale. The Old Rectory was built in 1819 for Charles Warburton, the son of a Protestant bishop, and the grandson of a blind Catholic harpist. The architect is unrecorded, but Warburton more than likely engaged James Pain, the talented English architect who had recently moved to Ireland to work with John Nash, to design his new house. Other rectories with similar elevations would have contained two or maybe three rooms on the ground floor, four modest-sized bedrooms and a basement for the servants. That the Old Rectory was far grander is immediately apparent on entry into the hall, where the gently calibrated stair rises from under a broad elliptical arch supported by gilded Corinthian columns. The large reception rooms – morning room, drawing room, dining room – each with long shuttered windows, panelled doors and elegant ceiling plasterwork – interconnect, bringing a wonderful sense of spaciousness to the house. There was also a library. Upstairs there were three large bedrooms each with a dressing room. Such a house was run by servants who had their own stair and lived and worked in the wing and the vast basement. The present owner, who grew up in the house, has restored and fully serviced the house without sacrificing its historic integrity. The house has been modernized but has escaped modernism. Measures taken to provide contemporary services are discreet. Warm air heats the house through ducts concealed in the attic and basement. The house has been rewired. Fibre-optic cable for highspeed broadband has been installed, and there is WIFI coverage to all the buildings on the estate. Running parallel to the house is a tunnel with an abrupt end. A subterranean mystery. Perhaps a place to retreat to; a reminder of early nineteenth-century Ireland when there was unrest in the countryside and when, in 1807, the bishop, Warburton’s father, was shot at in Limerick. The steel-plated ground-floor shutters and the bars that secure them are a witness to those troubled times. The tremendous repair work carried out over thirty years extends to the outbuildings, yards and gardens. The impression of care is palpable when you enter the red-painted gates of the avenue: the rose under the young trees, the bee hives towards the house. This love extends to the stables where large-scale renovation ensures a structurally stable roof composed of old and new timbers, a rebuilt stair and invisible steel beams for a building that retains its rough walls and dusty atmosphere: a building saved for the future. The life that is palpable in this house extends to the gardens. In the orchard traditional apple tree scions have been grafted onto existing rootstocks and Shropshire sheep graze the grass. The woods have been extended with plantings of hazel, beech, birch, and saplings inoculated with truffles planted ten years ago. The organic-certified field to the north of the house is grazed by Droimeann cattle, a native Irish breed. Barn owls and many other birds thrive in this diverse landscape. In a house where gold gilds the Corinthian columns while even after a thorough overhaul the stable retains the depredations of age, it is clear that the place has been loved for what it is. This is unusual and precious. The Old Rectory and the land that surrounds it waits for the next chapter in its existence, confident that it has the strength to remain old in the modern world. Text by Dr. Judith Hill

An extremely attractive and magical 18th-century castle gloriously positioned within private parkland that enjoys a prominent position overlooking the sea and up the estuary to Courtmacsherry Bay and just an 18-minute drive from fashionable Kinsale town. In all about 56 acres (23 Hectares). 6-receptions, 9-bedrooms, 6-bathrooms. Pastoral views over undulating countryside combine gloriously with expansive sea views to give impressive and panoramic vistas from the castle and grounds. A tree lined avenue provides a magical approach, from where a stone arch leads to an inner courtyard. Attractive stone walls providing an extremely pleasant aesthetic. The house is presented in superb condition and is simply magical, the symmetrical five-bay original Georgian house wonderfully augmented by the 19th-century castellated tower and battlemented parapet walls to create a beautifully attractive and fun house. The accommodation is well laid out and updated to readily allow comfortable living, seamlessly incorporating modern convenience whilst retaining fantastic historical character. The reception rooms are impressive with large windows and generous ceiling heights and link excellently to allow superb entertaining yet are each of a scale to be comfortable. The generous kitchen with the wonderfully large table is a great space and superbly designed to allow congenial informal gathering for family and guests. There are ample bedroom suites, and the first-floor sunroom conservatory is exceptional. Ivy-clad and of local cut stone the outbuildings blend seamlessly into the castellated surroundings and include 3-stables and a 3-bedroom lodge. The gardens and grounds are glorious. Extremely private and sheltered but with excellent sea views still afforded. A blend of formal terraces and manicured lawns within the immediate gardens into less formal gardens and the wider parkland works superbly. The use of manicured pathways throughout the parkland working extremely well to seamlessly link the gardens to the wider lands and providing highly useable walks. The outer coastal lands very much connect the estate to the sea and provide some lovely private coves and beaches. Coolmain beach is noted for its pristine powdery sand. Overall, the various component parts of the estate all combine to present a truly magical and attractive circa 56-acre estate. Coolmain Castle has a rich and magical provenance and has been home to the Disney family for the past 35-years. Purchased by Roy E. Disney, nephew of Walt Disney and vice-charman of the Walt Disney Company, in 1989 and comprehensively restored and updated Coolmain Castle has been meticulously maintained ever since. Notable owners before the Disney’s have included The Honourable Henry Boyle Bernard, Thomas Wyse, Hibernicus Scott, the novelist Donn Byrne, photographer Bob Willougby ‘the man who virtually invented the photojournalistic motion picture still’ and most recently and fittingly the Disney family. Dating to the early 18th-century a magical fusion of various additions and amendments in keeping with changing architectural fashions over the preceding centuries presents a wonderfully textured and layered architecture that combined with the gloriously coloured local stone walls and being positioned in an extremely picturesque location, set overlooking the sea, makes Coolmain Castle truly authentic and attractive. Positioned in the scenic and vibrant southwest of Ireland many thriving and bustling nearby coastal towns include popular Kinsale, a popular historic sailing town with a wide selection of fine restaurants, a deep-water harbour and the famed Old Head golf links. Walking trails, golfing and sailing amenity is in abundance. Cork city is within easy reach, just 27-miles or 44-km away and Cork International airport less than a 30-minute drive. The castle can be available fully furnished and with garden tools and equipment included. Quoting Excess €7,500,000.

Cliftonville is a refined detached Victorian residence of exceptional scale, architectural integrity and understated grandeur, superbly positioned on Monkstown Road - one of South County Dublin’s most prestigious and enduringly desirable coastal addresses. Set well back from the road behind an elegant façade and granite steps, the property occupies approximately 0.2 acres of mature, private grounds and extends to approximately 366 sq metres (3,940 sq ft) of beautifully balanced accommodation arranged over four levels. The house combines the elegance, proportion and craftsmanship of a classic period home with the comfort, refinement and functionality required for modern family living. In the ownership of the present custodians for over 23 years, Cliftonville has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully upgraded throughout. Original architectural features have been carefully preserved and celebrated, including ornate ceiling coving, centre roses, fine fireplaces, working shutters and generous ceiling heights, creating a home of rare cohesion, authenticity and timeless appeal. A flight of granite steps rises to an impressive entrance hall, a space of immediate impact featuring fine ceiling coving, a centre rose and a striking feature archway that establishes the elegant symmetry of the house. The principal reception rooms are exceptionally well proportioned and ideally suited to both formal entertaining and everyday living. The drawing room is a magnificent dual-aspect room with sliding sash windows, working shutters, ornate cornicing and a handsome Adam-style marble fireplace. Opposite lies the equally impressive dining room, again dual-aspect, featuring wide plank floorboards, a fine marble chimneypiece with gas fire inset, elaborate ceiling detailing and a discreet dumbwaiter connecting directly to the kitchen. Also at this level is a refined study/family room, offering excellent flexibility of use, together with a beautifully appointed guest W.C. finished with beautiful Crema Marfil marble tiling, antique-style fittings and a sash window. There is a door from the return leading down to the garden, to accommodate entertaining. On the first-floor return there is a bedroom with a window to the side and built in wardrobes. In addition, there is a beautifully finished family bathroom, notable for its generous proportions and freestanding cast-iron bath. The first floor is arranged around a generous and elegant landing. To the rear is a large double bedroom enjoying elevated glimpses towards Howth via sash windows with working shutters and an excellent range of fitted wardrobes. Two further double bedrooms are positioned to the front overlooking Monkstown Road, both featuring sash windows with working shutters, bespoke wardrobes and fine ceiling work. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, extending to over seven metres in length and incorporating extensive fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. On the second floor return, a further double bedroom enjoys fitted wardrobes and elevated coastal views across rooftops with views of Dublin Bay and Howth, making it ideal as a guest suite, private study or retreat.

Willow Lodge is a distinguished Regency residence of notable scale and presence, occupying an elevated position on one of Monkstown’s most discreet and sought-after residential roads. Extending to approximately 4,000 sq.ft. (372 sq.m) and set on a c. 0.25 acre site, the house enjoys commanding views to the rear across the rooftops of Monkstown, taking in Monkstown Parish Church and unfolding towards Dublin Bay. Presented in excellent decorative order throughout, the property offers a rare and carefully judged balance between elegant reception spaces and generous bedroom accommodation, creating a home that is as suited to refined entertaining as it is to everyday family life. The house is approached through a fine entrance hallway, immediately setting the tone with its marble tiled floor, ornate ceiling coving and centre rose, feature archway and an elegant fanlight above the front door. From here, French doors lead, via a short flight of steps, directly to the rear garden, establishing a strong connection between the principal living spaces and the outdoors. Flanking the hallway are two superb formal reception rooms. The drawing room is a beautifully proportioned, dual-aspect space, flooded with natural light through sliding sash windows with working shutters to both front and rear. Original wide plank floorboards, intricate ceiling detailing and a striking marble chimneypiece combine to create a room of real presence and warmth. Opposite, the dining room is equally impressive, centred around an elegant Adam-style marble fireplace and offering a gracious setting for formal dining and entertaining. To the rear of the house lies a refined study/library, a calm and contemplative space with panelled walls and ceiling, bespoke shelving and elevated views over the garden and the surrounding rooftops, with Monkstown Parish Church forming a particularly attractive focal point. The upper floors provide four generously proportioned bedrooms, each enjoying excellent natural light and outlook. The principal bedroom suite is especially impressive, benefitting from elevated views towards Dublin Bay, an excellent range of built-in wardrobes and a luxuriously appointed en suite bathroom. The remaining bedrooms are served by high-quality en suite or adjacent bathroom facilities, all finished to a consistently high standard. At garden level, the house opens into a superb kitchen/breakfast room, thoughtfully designed around a substantial feature island and anchored by a gas-fired, four-oven AGA. French doors open directly onto the rear garden, enhancing the sense of flow between inside and out. This level also incorporates a comfortable family room, utility room, a fifth bedroom, and a beautifully finished shower room, creating a highly functional and flexible living environment ideal for modern family life. Willow Lodge stands on approximately 0.25 acre of mature and thoughtfully landscaped gardens. To the rear, an expansive Indian sandstone patio extends across the width of the house, providing an ideal setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Raised granite walls frame a variety of mature shrubs, trees and planting, while beyond lies a generous lawned area leading to a large garden shed and breakfast patio, there is a further sunken patio bordered by olive trees which is perfectly positioned as a sheltered suntrap. To the front and side, the property is accessed via wrought iron double gates leading to a large gravelled parking area offering space for multiple vehicles - a rare and valuable feature for a period home of this calibre. The front garden features a specimen Myrtle tree, box hedging and a granite cobble stone pedestrian path leading to the front door. The overall setting combines privacy, maturity and practicality in equal measure.

A rare and distinguished offering in the heart of one of South Dublin’s most coveted coastal enclaves. Positioned on prestigious Northumberland Avenue, just moments from the vibrant centre of Dún Laoghaire, No. 2 is a magnificent Victorian bay-windowed mid-terrace residence extending to approximately 232.2 sq.m (2,500 sq.ft). Elegantly arranged over two storeys above garden level, this refined period home seamlessly blends architectural grandeur with contemporary comfort, further enhanced by the exceptional addition of a private, self-contained mews of approximately 62 sq.m (667 sq.ft) and secure off-street parking. Behind its handsome façade lies a residence of rare character and scale. Beautifully refurbished and meticulously maintained since 2019, the interiors honour the home’s Victorian heritage while embracing modern family living. Original features—including ornate fireplaces, detailed cornicing, high ceilings, and gracious proportions—have been carefully preserved, creating reception rooms of warmth and sophistication. Light-filled and impeccably presented, the accommodation unfolds with an effortless sense of flow across three generous levels. At garden level, a spacious contemporary kitchen forms the heart of the home, appointed with bespoke cabinetry and premium appliances. Adjacent, a welcoming family room provides the perfect setting for relaxed gatherings, while a separate utility room and plant room ensure practical efficiency without compromise. Upstairs, four substantial double bedrooms offer refined and restful accommodation, complemented by well-appointed bathrooms and elegant detailing throughout. A truly exceptional feature of No. 2 is the purpose-built, two-storey mews residence positioned at the end of the rear courtyard garden and accessed via a private laneway. While requiring some attention, this structure represents an outstanding opportunity to create a stylish home office, guest quarters, independent family accommodation, or income-generating rental unit. Such flexibility is seldom found in period homes of this calibre and location. To the rear, a low-maintenance courtyard garden provides a private and secure outdoor retreat. Designed for ease of upkeep, it offers the rare advantage of off-street parking with gated rear access—an invaluable amenity in this prime coastal setting. 2 Northumberland Avenue represents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a substantial and versatile period residence in the very heart of Dún Laoghaire. Combining timeless Victorian elegance, modern refinement, private parking, and the rare bonus of a separate mews, this is a home of exceptional quality and enduring appeal. Features: Iconic Victorian mid-terrace residence on prestigious Northumberland Avenue Approximately 232.2 sq.m (2,500 sq.ft) of elegant accommodation over three levels Versatile mews residence of approximately 62 sq.m (667 sq.ft) and secure parking Four spacious double bedrooms in the main house Gracious reception rooms with original period features and fireplaces Contemporary bespoke kitchen with premium high-end appliances Light-filled family accommodation ideal for modern living Utility room and dedicated plant room Separate private entrance for flexibility and privacy Self-contained two-storey mews with redevelopment potential Secure off-street parking via rear laneway access Extensively renovated and refurbished since 2019 Moments from schools, shops, dining, coastal amenities, DART and Dublin Bus

Woodhaven is a substantial 4,129 sq.ft. detached family home set on over 1 acre of mature landscaped grounds, extensively extended, reconfigured, and beautifully upgraded in 2019, with further enhancements in 2023. Designed for modern family living, entertaining, and leisure, the home offers exceptional space, privacy, and lifestyle amenities in a highly sought-after location with convenient access to local amenities and transport, all framed by the dramatic backdrop of The Great Sugar Loaf. Set along a tree-lined avenue and secured behind electric gates, the property enjoys quiet, private surroundings while offering a wealth of versatile accommodation, including five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and extensive living and recreational spaces rarely found in a single home. Upon entering, a welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the quality and finish throughout, featuring an oak staircase with glass side panels and clever integrated storage solutions, a design theme that continues across the home. To the front, the elegant living room centres around a striking marble fireplace, complemented by bespoke built-in Neptune cabinetry on either side that was crafted from sustainably-sourced wood and fitted by Neptune’s expert fitters. Double doors open directly onto a sunny south-facing patio, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. At the heart of the home lies a spectacular open-plan kitchen/dining and snug space. The kitchen is fitted with high-end integrated appliances from Fisher & Paykel, incorporates a stylish wet bar, and benefits from a stunning glass atrium that floods the room with natural light. A large six-seater breakfast island forms the perfect hub for everyday family life. The dining area flows into a sunken, stepped snug, creating a cosy retreat within the main living space. From this central space, double doors lead to an impressive games room, complete with two large ceiling lights, custom in-wall shelving, and further double doors opening onto the south-facing garden. Secretly tucked away is an exceptionally well-fitted gym, featuring two full floor-to-ceiling mirrored walls, offering a private and professional workout space within the home. The service room/laundry is thoughtfully designed and can be accessed from both inside and outside the house for added convenience. The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive. The principal suite on the east wing offers true five-star hotel-style living, beautifully designed with custom in-wall wardrobes and decorated to create a luxurious private retreat. Positioned in the west wing are two generous double bedrooms sharing the main family bathroom which has been fabulously upgraded, featuring a freestanding bath and elegant plantation shutters, details that are echoed in several other rooms throughout the house. Further along is a secondary master suite complete with its own ensuite and a large walk-in wardrobe with bespoke smart storage and access out to a hot tub. Upstairs, a fifth bedroom, ideal as a home office sits alongside an additional family bathroom, a large store room, and a versatile attic room suitable for a variety of uses, from playroom to studio or additional workspace. The property also features a substantial external Seomra, providing exceptional versatility for home working, hobbies, guest accommodation, or creative pursuits. A functional storage passageway accessible to the rear of the property, with built-in shelving along the walls, provides ample, easily accessible space for household and seasonal items. The grounds are a true highlight, with mature Leyland Cypress hedging to the rear ensuring privacy, and a striking Monkey tree adding character to the front. The sunlit garden boasts a private tennis court, expansive lawns, generous decking for dining and entertaining, and a tranquil stream along the far boundary, creating the perfect space to relax. Ample parking completes this exceptional lifestyle property.

21 Myra Manor is a five-star property in one of Malahide’s most prestigious private estates. Newly renovated, this five-bedroom detached residence comes to the market in immaculate showhouse condition. The elegant interior design and carefully considered layout are complemented by exceptional attention to detail and a luxury finish throughout. Offering over 4,500 sq ft of superb accommodation, the home easily meets the needs of any modern family. Set within Myra Manor—an exclusive enclave of detached homes just off the Malahide Road and moments from the Castle grounds—No. 21 enjoys a prime position at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. A beautifully landscaped, south-facing rear garden and a sweeping driveway capable of accommodating 6–7 cars further elevate its standout appeal. From the moment the motorised gates open, the meticulous landscaping and mature planting create instant curb appeal. Inside, the entrance hall sets the tone: a double front door leads onto a black-and-white chequered tile feature, flowing into herringbone wooden floors with underfloor heating throughout the ground level. A winding staircase, enhanced by large mirrors and feature panelling, fills the space with natural light. Three reception rooms off the hallway provide versatile spaces for family living—perfect for a home office, playroom, or home theatre. To the rear, the open-plan kitchen/living/dining room is a true showstopper, complete with a bespoke hand-painted kitchen, a generous island, a built-in media wall, and three sets of doors framing views of the garden and inviting in all-day southern light. The adjoining utility room, fully plumbed and finished to match, offers excellent practicality. All rear doors open onto a sandstone patio and the completely private south-facing garden. The side driveway extension allows easy access to the kitchen and provides further space for additional parking—or even a boat, if the Marina is full. Upstairs, the first floor boasts five bedrooms, four of which are ensuite. The principal suite features a south-facing balcony—ideal for enjoying morning coffee. The second floor offers an exceptionally large room, suitable for a luxurious hotel-style suite, home gym, cinema, kids’ den, or a private work-from-home retreat entirely separate from the main living areas. Location is another key advantage. Myra Manor is renowned for its privacy and convenience—close to Malahide Castle, minutes from the Airport, and ideally positioned for access to the M1, M50, and Dublin City Centre. For international buyers and frequent flyers, the ability to reach your front door within 10 minutes of collecting your luggage at Dublin Airport is invaluable. Malahide offers an extraordinary range of amenities: sailing and water sports at the Marina, golf at Malahide GC or The Island, tennis in the village, and GAA, rugby, cricket, and soccer facilities in the Castle grounds. A selection of top-tier schools, boutiques, restaurants, bars, and the DART—connecting you to the city centre in about 25 minutes—make it one of Dublin’s most desirable places to live. All in all, No. 21 Myra Manor represents an exceptional opportunity. A residence of unrivalled quality in today’s market, ready to go. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate everything this remarkable family home has to offer.

A most attractive 19 th Century country house superbly set within pleasant gardens overlooking the Nore river valley and enjoying fishing and frontage onto the King’s River. Enjoying a highly desirable location between the charming villages of Stoneyford and Bennettsbridge and less than a 15-minute drive to medieval Kilkenny City. Extending to 24.5-acres (9.9-hectares) the mature grounds are quite delightful and include glorious river and woodland walks, walled grazing paddocks, a stone courtyard and formal gardens. Built in the Classical style and enjoying a rich provenance, Annamult House dates to circa 1825 and incorporates the fabric of an older house, thought to date to circa 1690. A comprehensive restoration in 2011 sympathetically preserved the strong architectural merit and classical architectural detailing alongside ensuring a pleasant and comfortable home for 21 st Century living. The accommodation is well proportioned and extends to 7,917 square feet (735.5 square metres) and includes a large reception hall, 4 reception rooms and 7 principal bedrooms. A magical gravelled drive rolls past mature woodland onto an arched sweep capturing views to both the King’s River and River Nore on arrival to the front door set attractively within a stone veranda porch. The interior features generously proportioned rooms with high ceilings and fine tall windows giving good natural light. The drawing room and an ante room combing through folding timber doors to extend the entire depth of the south-side of the house and marvellously linking to the gardens from twin sets of glazed French doors. Indeed, all the main reception rooms interconnect well to allow fine entertaining. Intact features from the Classical design include marble chimneypieces, ceiling cornices and central roses, window shuttering and panelled doors. Restoration improvements include comprehensive upgrades or entire replacement of plumbing, wiring, roofing and windows, a new kitchen, new bathrooms and fibre broadband. A principal bedroom suite has a shower room and dressing room. There are 4 further bedrooms suites and 2 further bedrooms, which share a large bathroom or could all combine to present a substantial bedroom suite. Annamult House is situated amidst beautifully mature grounds where the informal gardens immediately adjacent to the house include a variety of mature shrubs and trees and link seamlessly to the grassy banks of the King’s River and to the surrounding woodland. An attractive courtyard with stone outbuildings and old stables adjoins the house. A combination of garden paths, river walks and woodland trails allow the glorious grounds and a variety of wildlife to be easily enjoyed. Grazing paddocks allow horses or ponies to be kept. Private fishing rights along the owned banks of the King’s River. Situated within the Nore river valley the Annamult area is a favoured destination to enjoy peaceful and picturesque living within easy reach of fashionable Kilkenny City, quaint bustling village life and the nearby renowned Mount Juliet Resort (hotel, golfing, spa, restaurant, equestrian facilities). A bridge once linked Annamult to the Mount Juliet Estate across the river. The nearby village of Bennetsbridge is synonymous with pottery and crafts while covering daily shopping needs. Both Stoneyford (2.5 miles or 4 km) and Bennettsbridge (3.1 miles or 5 km) have primary schools. Kilkenny city offers a variety of boutique shops, schools (primary and secondary), hospitals (public and private), pubs, theatres, cafes and quality restaurants include the Campagne and Lady Helen with Michelin stars. The nearby Nore Valley Walk extends along the river Nore (6 miles or 10 km). Annamult House is extremely accessible with the M9 Dublin-Waterford motorway access a 10-minute drive, allowing access to Dublin city and airport within 90-minutes. There are frequent rail services on the Dublin-Waterford line from Kilkenny station. Link buses connect the villages to Kilkenny city

The Old Schoolhouses at Knockatillane are two 19th-century granite school buildings, beautifully converted into residential use in the 1970s. Together, they form a pair of timeless residences, rich in character and deeply connected to their surroundings. Offered for sale for the first time in over 50 years, this unique property presents a rare opportunity to acquire two distinctive homes on one site. The houses lend themselves to a variety of living arrangements such as a principal residence with guest house, accommodation for extended family, or an attractive investment opportunity. The Schoolmasters house The larger of the two, offering four bedrooms, is cleverly planned around a galley kitchen and central spiral staircase. Open-plan in spirit yet subtly zoned, the spaces achieve a perfect balance of functionality and architectural flair. The Old School house A one-bedroom retreat where generous living spaces take centre stage. The open-plan living, dining, and sunken kitchen areas flow together seamlessly, while an open-stair mezzanine introduces privacy and a sense of quiet retreat. Both homes feature pared-back interiors, evocative of a refined 1970s aesthetic. Together, they are a masterclass in restraint and functionality. They are effortlessly sophisticated, timeless in design, and perfectly suited to modern living. Set in the heart of the Liffey Valley, where the river begins its descent from the Wicklow Mountains, the houses are surrounded by terraced gardens framed by Scots pine. The gardens are a harmonious blend of sweeping lawns, one of which was once a regular croquet lawn, alongside practical parking areas, all framed by traditional dry-stone walls. Stone patio circles and granite steps, crafted from locally sourced stones, add character and a sense of history, seamlessly integrating the landscape with the architecture. A magnificent lime tree stretches its broad canopy between the two buildings, offering a natural connection that unites the architecture and softens the landscape. Full-height glazing, terraces, mezzanines, and bridges dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, creating a seamless dialogue with nature. A truly exceptional opportunity in one of Wicklow’s most inspiring settings, certain to captivate discerning buyers. Early viewing is strongly advised.

80 Park Avenue is a magnificent Victorian residence located in the heart of Sandymount, Dublin 4. Situated on a substantial corner site of approximately 0.44 of an acre, this impressive residence extends to approx. 373sq.m (4,020sq. ft) and has elegant well-proportioned accommodation with a beautiful selection of period features throughout. The accommodation laid out over two levels comprises a wonderful spacious entrance hallway off which there are two interconnecting reception rooms running front to back, the drawing room to the front has a large bay window and the dining room overlooks the rear garden. At this level there is also a guest w.c and a study/home office. Located off the rear hallway is a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, a separate utility room, a conservatory with double doors out to a gloriously sunny patio, a spacious family room overlooking the rear garden and a separate garage. Stairs from the family room lead up to a games room / office. At first floor level there are five generous bedrooms, the main bedroom suite comprises a large en-suite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. The accommodation at this level is completed by a well-appointed family bathroom. 80 Park Avenue comes to the market with the significant benefit of an exceptional planning permission by DMVF Architects granted in 2024 to transform this distinguished home into a truly spectacular masterpiece combining the elegance of the original Victorian home with a striking contemporary extension providing wonderful family accommodation extending to approximately 564sqm (6,070sqft) which, once complete will make this one of the finest homes in Sandymount. The benefit of having full planning permission for such a transformative restoration and extension of this family home cannot be overstated. The planning permission in situ allows the new owner to commence refurbishment at their discretion removing the lengthy period of time it can take to obtain such a fabulous permission. In addition to the time saved there is also a significant saving in terms of instructing architects and preparing plans. The opportunity to create a home of true distinction finished to a personalised taste rarely comes to the market, most especially on Park Avenue, one of Dublin’s premier residential addresses. A particular feature of this remarkable home are the gardens and grounds. The gardens are nicely landscaped and offers several areas from which to enjoy day long sunshine or al fresco dining. Ideally positioned on the corner of Park Avenue & Sydney Parade Avenue, the road frontage extends to approximately 395 ft providing a wonderful sense of seclusion and space yet only 5 minutes’ walk to Sandymount Village and Sandymount Strand. There is an electric gate leading through to a driveway with parking for several cars and there is also a garage.

Standing proudly on an elevated site overlooking Killiney Bay to Sorrento Terrace and Bray Head, Mount Mapas House holds the distinction of being the first house constructed on Victoria Road at the junction with the now iconic Vico Road. Predating both Mount Eagle (c.1838) and Victoria Castle (c.1840), it marks the beginning of architectural development in this distinguished part of Killiney. Its location and design are a true testament to the ambition and vision of its original builders. The house sits upon a remarkable man-made platform, a major engineering achievement of its time, supported by a battered granite retaining wall rising to a height of 8 metres. This imposing wall remains a defining visual feature of Vico Road today, especially at its junction with Victoria Road. Although the precise date of its construction remains unconfirmed, it is widely believed that Thomas Bourchier, a resident of nearby Killiney Castle, built Mount Mapas House shortly after acquiring the Mount Mapas estate around 1797. The house’s original footprint remains largely unchanged, preserving its historic form and character. The structure itself is a fine example of an early 19th-century villa with a graceful ironwork veranda at first floor level that lends it a distinctly colonial elegance. The level terrace on which it stands not only facilitated the house’s construction but also provided practical garden and driveway space for carriages — a rarity in such a steep, coastal setting. In 1834, the estate was acquired by Robert Warren, a notable figure in the area’s development who commenced a series of speculative residential projects starting with Mount Eagle, followed closely by Victoria Castle. These properties were often made available for seasonal rental, reflecting both the allure and exclusivity of Killiney during this period. From 1872 to 1879, Mount Mapas was home to William Colles, a prominent Dublin surgeon, and later his son, Graves Chamney Colles. In 1879, it was sold to Murrough John O’Brien, a distinguished civil servant, who made the house his family residence for over 15 years. The property was subsequently rented by notable figures including Rt. Hon. C.T. Reddington and W. Patterson, manager of the Daily Irish Independent. Such tenancies underscore the house's long-standing appeal to prominent professionals and public figures. Nestled along the prestigious Victoria Road, Mount Mapas House is positioned for privacy and accessibility. Just a short stroll from Killiney Village, the beach, and scenic hill walks, it enjoys one of Dublin’s most beautiful natural settings. Close proximity to Dalkey Heritage Town offers a vibrant mix of artisan shops, cafés, pubs, and some of South Dublin’s finest restaurants. Killiney’s Crown Jewel – A Georgian Masterpiece Overlooking the Sea - Where History Meets Horizon Step into timeless grandeur with Mount Mapas House, an extraordinary Georgian period residence of rare distinction, commanding an elevated position above Killiney Bay. One of the finest homes to come to market in 2025, this magnificent double-fronted detached property is set amidst 1.25 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens, with spectacular panoramic views stretching from Dalkey Island and Sorrento Terrace to the rugged cliffs of Bray Head. Extending to approximately 585 sq.m (6,300 sq.ft), Mount Mapas House is a rare combination of stately architectural heritage and refined contemporary luxury, nestled on what is arguably Killiney’s most prestigious road. From the moment you pass through the tall, electric wrought iron gates, a sense of exclusivity and grace is unmistakable. A sweeping gravelled driveway, framed by manicured hedging and mature planting, offers extensive off-street parking. Granite steps lead to a classic wrought iron veranda, framing the stately entrance of this double-fronted Georgian home and hinting at the elegance within.

A magnificent, detached family home constructed in 1994 over three levels with solid concrete floors occupying an elevated position on beautiful sloping south westerly facing gardens and woodland with mature native and exotic trees that extends to approximately 0.5 Ha (1.25 acres) boasting spectacular sea views over Dublin Bay from Dalkey Island and across to Howth. Located on Mount Salus Road, a private road behind an imposing pillar and gate entrance accessed off Knocknacree Road, the property has direct gated pedestrian access to the popular scenic walks over Dalkey/Killiney hills, and is within walking distance of the wonderful amenities and facilities in Dalkey Town Centre including its own DART station as well as an excellent selection of highly regarded primary and secondary schools and a host of sporting, recreation and leisure facilities. The house was jointly designed by David Crowley of Cantwell Crowley Architects and New Hampshire Architect Dennis Mires. Its open plan living area design and style has a very American feel to it. Every single room has a sea view and is back-lit with natural light from the rear’s sunny south-westerly orientation. The property is approached through a modern pillared entrance onto a gravelled driveway with off street parking for numerous cars. Black limestone steps lead up to a Tom de Paor Architect designed twin height porched entrance addition. Off the entrance hall to the right there is a bright and airy open plan Poggenpohl kitchen/breakfast room that in turn opens into a sunny family room on one side and a bow shaped dining room on the other with breath- taking sea views from a bay of six full height windows. A spacious sitting room and gorgeous octagonal home office/library completes the accommodation at this level. An open steel and maple wood thread stairwell divides in two up to a light infused first floor landing. Off the landing there is a family bathroom and three excellent double bedrooms all en suite with spectacular sea views. The master bedroom has a cathedral style high ceiling, a balcony, walk in closet and large en suite bathroom. At garden level there is a kitchen/living/dining room with two double en suite bedrooms, a guest w.c., store and wine cellar. As this area has its own entrance door and kitchen, it can easily be separated from the main house as a self-contained unit if needs be for a family member or visiting friends. The landscaped gardens and especially the woodland area are a particular feature of the property and wraparound the property perfectly. The woodland area, laid out in the early 20th Century, has been lovingly restored with the addition of granite step paths, terraced vegetable garden, mortar free granite walls and dozens of native and exotic tree species. It is enclosed to the rear and side by a high granite wall. Its labyrinth of paths provides endless enjoyment and is a child’s haven where they can safely play and explore to their hearts content. The elevated sea views are quite simply breath-taking, and the quality of construction utilised the best materials available on the market including imported ‘Andersen’ windows. The house has a concrete construction - ring beams and poured concrete floors - making it an exceptionally solid, low maintenance, home from top to bottom.

A MASTERPIECE OF VICTORIAN ELEGANCE Mentone is a magnificent double fronted period residence with uninterrupted panoramic sea views from every principal room. This is a stunning private residence situated in a secluded elevated position with 1.4 acres of manicured landscaped gardens designed by Rachel Lamb Garden Design. This distinguished residence features a stunning Italianate tower and occupies an enviable corner position on Station Road and Military Road. Mentone includes a charming separate cottage in a courtyard setting. Mentone, recently designed by Minnie Peters Interior Design, with structural refurbishment by B&C Building Contractors, seamlessly blends period charm with modern living. Upon entering through the grand porched entrance with Victorian mosaic tiling, you are welcomed into an exquisite reception hall featuring reclaimed oak flooring and ornate cornicing. The spacious dual aspect living room boasts a large bay window, an arched front window, and a stunning Italianate marble chimneypiece. The cozy snug is designed for comfort with bespoke solid oak panelling, a hidden media unit, a Chesney fuel stove, and elegant book shelving. The custom-made Andrew Ryan kitchen features a central Island with solid oak countertop, a four oven Aga cooker, a free-standing curved fridge and pantry cupboard and a full height arched window showcasing the sea views. The kitchen also has an adjoining large laundry room which doubles as a pantry and has additional kitchen storage which is maximised when entertaining. The adjoining dining room was designed as an Orangerie to maximise the light and views. The Orangerie is also an area to relax in and watch the ever-changing tides and is designed with an eye level fireplace and exposed beams. The full height French style Crittall doors lead to an outdoor terrace with a fireplace perfect for entertaining. Upstairs, the principal suite enjoys sweeping views towards Killiney Hill, Dalkey Island and the sea, and has a custom-made dressing room, and a marble-clad en-suite. Three additional bedrooms are designed with bespoke wardrobes and exquisite detailing. A fifth bedroom/home office on the second-floor return provides access to the Italianate tower, offering breathtaking 360-degree panoramic vistas towards Killiney Bay, Dalkey Island, Killiney Hill and the Wicklow mountains. THE GROUNDS & GATE LODGE Mentone’s beautifully landscaped grounds extend to approximately 1.43 acres, approached via electric gates leading to a sweeping gravel driveway. The front garden, approximately 72m wide x 48m long, includes a feature walled garden, while the large sandstone sun terrace benefits from west-facing evening sunshine. A rear courtyard, accessible from the home’s rear lobby and side of the house, includes a sandstone patio, wood store, and pedestrian gate out onto Marino Avenue East. The separate Gate Lodge provides additional guest accommodation, featuring an open-plan kitchen/living area, one bedroom, a shower room, and a private storage area. There is separate storage areas behind the Gate Lodge.

Charlesfort House Estate For Sale in Ferns County Wexford Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553709 Charlesfort House Estate' Set on c. 5.5 Acres Tombrack Ferns County Wexford Y21 FW32 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 centre marble cut mosaic feature, the preserved four arched alcoves built into the surrounding walls, cast iron radiators, gate intercom and alarm. Reception Sitting Room: 10.38m/ 34.1 ft. (max) x 4.63m/ 15.2 ft. Antique solid marble surrounding an open cast iron fireplace, solid wide panel oak floors, dual aspect sash windows with treble bay windows to the front, cat iron radiators and TV point. Kitchen/Dining Room: 10.00m/33 ft. x 5.26m/ 17.3 ft. Natural Stone floors, treble bay feature sash windows, cast iron radiators, dual fuel AGA range cooker, bespoke kitchen, extra height wall units finished in locally sourced solid oak and solid elm timber, kitchen island. Belfast sinks, under large sash window. Integrated Neff electric cooker, microwave, Hotpoint dishwasher, fridge freezer. Butler's Pantry: 5.58m/ 18.3 ft x 1.73m/ 5.7 ft. Natural Stone floors, cast iron radiators, high-quality finished floor to ceiling units with solid Cat's Paw oak units, granite worktop with double sided granite cut drains feeding into the stainless-steel double sink, door leading to the rear courtyard. (Two Steps Down) Guest Bathroom: 1.98m/ 6.5 ft (max) x 1.98m/ 6.5 ft. (max) Antique style wash hand basin and WC, with traditional pull leaver, marble flooring, cast iron radiator, sash window overlooking the courtyard. Stairs leading to Garden Level: Mahogany monkey tail handrail. Under floor heating at this level, zoned separately to other areas of the property. Hallway 7.06m/23.2 ft. x 2.27m/ 7.5 ft. Marble flooring, door leading to garden level courtyard with wine cellar and two storage rooms. Formal Dining Room: 10.31m/ 33.8 ft. x 5.31m/ 17.5 ft. Natural Stone flooring, dual aspect windows, curved wall, bespoke crafted curved curtain rail, sash windows overlooking the colourful garden. Feature spot lighting built into the impressive masonry brickwork and double arches, solid fuel stove. Bedroom 3: 4.94m/ (max) x 4.70m Marble flooring, feature bay sash window on curved wall, open fireplace framed with a black mantle with burnt orange and green Welsh slate inbuilt and black plated insert (not for use). TV point, multiple power points. Bedroom 4: 4.83m (max) x 4.24m Marble flooring, feature curved wall with sash window and bespoke crafted curved curtain rail, TV point and multiple power points. Bathroom 3: 4.0m (max) x 1.70m Marble floors, antique style wash hand basin and WC, with traditional pull leaver. AGI power enclosed shower with multiple jets, tiled surround. Walk in Wardrobe Closet Room: 3.37m x 2.29m Marble flooring, floor to ceiling storage shelving on both walls. Sash window with splayed walls. Laundry Room: 2.00m x 2.00m (max) Marble flooring, plumbed for washing machine and dryer, laundry chute from shower room upstairs, floor level storage units and counter space. External lower garden courtyard level: Wine Cellar: 3.16m x 2.00m wall-mounted wine racks. Storage Room: 2.74m x 2.43m Pump House With further storage space: 3.33m x 2.00m Returning to the main hallway stairs at kitchen and living/ reception room level, to… Staircase to the first floor: Mahogany handrail and carpet runner with brass rod fixtures to… Landing: 2.97m x 2.43m (max) timber flooring. Three steps rising to… Library Nook/Home Office/Gallery: 4.24m x 1.79m superbly lit room with three large sash windows and window seat overlooking the central courtyard, cast iron radiator. Across the landing to… Shower Room: 3.47m x 2.20m (max) Tiled flooring and walls, antique style wash hand basin and WC, with traditional pull leaver, cast iron radiator, AGI power enclosed shower with multiple jets, extractor fan and laundry chute. Stairs continue to….. Upper Second Floor Landing: 2.50m x 2.31m Timber flooring, cast iron radiator. Master Bedroom Suite: 7.33m x 5.28m Timber flooring, treble bay windows overlooking the front of the property and countryside beyond. Cast iron radiators, TV point, multiple power points. Door leading to… Dressing Room/ Walk-in Wardrobe: 5.25m x 2.79m (max) Timber flooring, window seat overlooking central courtyard, expansive range of open storage units' floor to ceiling. Bedroom 2: 4.77m x 5.11m (max) Timber flooring, cast iron radiator, feature curved wall, two windows overlooking the surrounding countryside. Master Bathroom Suite: 6.85m x 4.71m (max) Free-standing antique style cast-iron bath, Unique bespoke antique vanity unit with double sinks and marble countertop, ornate matching mirror above, antique cast iron open fireplace (not for use, electrical wiring to suit electric fire insert), WC., with traditional pull leaver, enclosed corner AGI power jet shower with built in sound and light system controls, treble bay window overlooking the avenue and gardens to the front, cast iron radiators. Door leading to.. . Walk-in Closet: 2.88m x 1.11m Tiled flooring, ample shelving and loft access. Total Floor Area: c. 448 sq.m. / 4,821 sq.ft. GUEST COURTYARD LODGE 1: Living/Dining/Kitchen 7.36m/ 24.2 ft. x 4.95m/ 16.1 ft. Dual aspect windows, marble stone flooring, Dimplex electric fire unit, phone point, TV point, multiple power points, floor and eye level kitchen units, tiled splash back, stainless steel sink and drain, Whirlpool electric oven, electric hob, and extractor fan, washing mashing, dishwasher, and Hotpoint dyer. Timber Staircase (with built-in ground floor under stairs storage) to… Landing: 2.80m/ 9.1 ft. x 2.60m/ 8.5 ft. Timber flooring. Master Bedroom: 4.98m/ 16.3 ft x 4.61m/ 15.11 ft. Timber flooring, TV point, power points and windows overlooking the central courtyard. Bathroom: 2.61m/ 8.6 ft. x 2.10m/ 6.9 ft. With WC, wash hand basin, corner enclosed power shower, tiled flooring. Bedroom 2: 5.30m/ 17.4 ft. x 3.00m/ 9.9 ft. Timber flooring, roof window, courtyard facing window. Total Floor Area: c. 88 sq.m. / 951 sq.ft. Services • Oil fired central heating • Private water well supply • Separate electric meter GUEST COURTYARD LODGE 2 Living/Dining/Kitchen 7.36m/ 24.2 ft. x 4.95m/ 16.1 ft. Dual aspect windows, marble stone flooring, Dimplex electric fire unit, phone point, TV point, multiple power points, floor and eye level kitchen units, tiled splash back, stainless steel sink and drain, Whirlpool electric oven, electric hob, and extractor fan, washing mashing, dishwasher, and Hotpoint dyer. Timber Staircase (with built-in ground floor under stairs storage) to… Landing: 2.80m/ 9.1 ft. x 2.60m/ 8.5 ft. Timber flooring. Master Bedroom: 4.98m/ 16.3 ft x 4.61m/ 15.11 ft. Timber flooring, TV point, power points and windows overlooking the central courtyard. Bathroom: 2.61m/ 8.6 ft. x 2.10m/ 6.9 ft. With WC, wash hand basin, corner enclosed power shower, tiled flooring. Bedroom 2: 5.30m/ 17.4 ft. x 3.00m/ 9.9 ft. Timber flooring, roof window, cute courtyard facing peep window. Total Floor Area: c. 88 sq.m. / 951 sq.ft. Services • Oil fired central heating • Private water well supply • Separate electric meter WORKSHOP: Accessed from rear driveway through electric security gates leading to workshop yard and to… Large Workshop: 33.13m/ 108.7 ft. x 9.63m/ 31.6 ft Accessed via 4.4m/ 14.5 ft. wide roller door. Two loft storage areas. 9 high level, sash windows. Total Floor Area: c. 377 sq.m. / 4,058 sq.ft. Office & Leisure Area Hallway: 3.25m/15.9 ft x 1.02m/ 3.4 ft. Carpet flooring. Office: 4.80m/ 15.7 ft. x 3.00m/9.9 ft. Carpet flooring, electrical and network cable conduit at desk height, large window overlooking rear access and workshop yard. Entertainment/Games Room: 5.98m/ 19.6ft. x 4.63m/15.1 ft. Bar/ counter and pool table area. Bathroom: 1.92m/6.3 ft. x 1.51m/ 5 ft. With WC, wash hand basin and wall shelving. ABOUT THE AREA Charlesfort House is an outstanding estate in a scenic location of rolling countryside hills on c. 5.5 acres just outside the village of Ferns, Co Wexford, in the Republic of Ireland. This stunning property is less than 5km from the village itself, which was the ancient capital of Leinster and gateway to the former Norman city of Wexford. The village has a vibrant community, served by a number of local businesses including grocery shops, pub-restaurants, beauty salons, pharmacy, hardware suppliers, agricultural suppliers, computer services, accountants and much more. Within easy reach of the larger towns of Gorey, 20 minutes to the north and Enniscorthy, 15 minutes to the south An absolutely perfect location for life in the country, with a feeling of grandeur and luxurious solitude, whilst being only one hour from the nation's capital city, Dublin, and a mere 45 minute drive south to Rosslaire Harbour and access by ferry to mainland Europe. To round off the amazing location, the beautiful sandy beaches of Ardamine or Morriscastle are only a 20 minute drive away. Multi level educational facilities are also plentiful within the locality. HISTORY: The property dates 1799 to 1839. Charlesfort House was largely destroyed by fire in 1977 and acquired by the current owners in 2004 as a ruin consisting of the four main walls. It was lovingly reconstructed and restored to its former glory in 2005 with no expense spared. Full history and architectural details available here: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/15701006/charlesfort-house-ballaman-wexford MAIN FEATURES: • A truly unique countryside estate restored to its former glory with modern energy and climate saving qualities. • 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, • 448m2 of living Space • 22258m2 plot or 5.5 acres • Spectacular courtyard surrounded by stone-built outbuildings. • Two 2-bedroom guest lodges • Sash windows with splayed decorative architrave. • Temperature control system on three separate zones including under-floor heating in the garden level and cast-iron radiators throughout all other floors • Dual access points with keypad and remote control security gate entry system • Stone wall gated entrance and tree lined avenue • Peaceful gardens with period style granite stone pathways bordered by a huge variety of mature hedging and shrubbery • Elevated al-fresco dining area constructed to mirror the foundation of the main residence • Large centre courtyard with manicured hedging and rose beds • Large workshop c.377 sq. M. 4,058 sq. ft. with office, entertainment room with bar counter, bathroom, and separate access roller door open 4.4mtrs wide with dual sided loft space. Services • Broadband available with Fibre connection • Private well with pressure pump supply • Waste treatment plant • Alarm & CCTV System • Electric gates with intercom • Oil fired central heating with under floor heating • Solar Panels feeding hot water supply with three control zones • Wired for generator Excluded from the sale: All free-standing furniture, chandelier in the reception living room and matching wall light fitting. Building Energy Rating: BER: Exempt Contact us today to buy or sell property in Wexford Ireland fast online