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There is a stepped down seating area that is complemented with a large stone fireplace and wood burning stove. KITCHENDINING ROOM 8.93 x 3.78 (293

construction and attention to detail Timeless traditional architectural design with all the comforts of modern day living External finishes in clay brick, stone

Office Wrap Around Gardens With Lawn, Raised Decked Entertaining Area, Brick Firepit, Sheds And Semi Rural Views Integral Garage With Workshop Area And Stone Location Viewing Is highly Recommended For This Exceptional Home Ne…

Lounge: 147 x 126 stone fireplace and hearth, built in storage and shelving, coved ceiling, ceiling centrepiece.

Additional Information The house and outbuildings are set in c. 7 acres with house on 2.5 acres, offering stables, garaging, outbuildings and more, with or brick outbuildings (18 in total) Range of buildings include byre, old…

The property is accessed from Ballyclare Road via a stone entrance with electric gates, leading to a long, sweeping tarmacadam driveway bonded with wooden

The property is accessed from Ballyclare Road via a stone entrance with electric gates, leading to a long, sweeping tarmacadam driveway bonded with wooden

Floor Drawing Room with Outstanding Aspect Overlooking the Golf Course, Feature Granite Fireplace and Gas Coal Effect Fire Family Room with Attractive Stone

The farmhouse itself, though in need of renovation, boasts stone construction and a character thats hard to find in modern builds.

This character-filled property features charming stone walls and brick accents, reflecting its original architectural heritage.

c. 2.17 acres with ruined stone buildings, located on the north side of the scenic Mizen Peninsula. There are ruins of two stone buildings on the land with remains of a third.

comes to market in need of full renovation and repair making it ideal for those seeking a renovation project, a weekend countryside escape, or a stepping stone

Connemara Isles includes an original 1850 thatched house, a natural harbour and a truly distinctive island 9-hole golf course that has, likely, some of This charming course offers a unique golfing experience with traditional…

Nestled on approximately 0.34 acres, this unique property features a derelict cut-stone former residence alongside a characterful stone outbuilding brimming Set behind a traditional cut-stone wall, the site enjoys excellent r…

The house itself is an original stone built structure which has recently been renovated to include new double glazed windows and doors, new floors and The land surrounding the house comprises of c.24 acres of mixed quality la…

Located in the peaceful and historic townland of Annaghdown, this traditional Irish stone cottage ruin offers a rare opportunity to restore a genuine piece Nestled among mature trees and framed by stone boundary walls, the si…

In the centre of the holding there is a old two storey farm house (in poor repair, potential to avail of Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant up to 70,000 euros) and a number of adjoining cut stone out offices.…

They are laid out in one open plan division with mature trees and traditional stone walls. Contained within the land

Set on a site of 0.9 acres, the property enjoys ample outdoor space bounded by mature trees, shrubs and a gentle stream with a traditional stone wall bounding Complementing the main residence is a traditional stone-built outb…

location on the very upmarket and sought after Kilcoran Road and benefits from south facing ocean views over Youghal Bay and is privately nestled inside a stone

The holding benefits from a yard area, several traditional stone outbuildings, and a hay shed with a lean-to, offering significant potential for renovation

This was originally a forge with an adjoining stone-built cottage and has been unoccupied for some time.

Wicklow along the Wicklow Way and is noted for it`s stone built cottages with the Derry River flowing through the village. DIRECTIONS: From Shillelagh: Go west along Main Street, and continue past Parkview House, turn right a…

With its natural stone finish adding to its allure, the residence is complemented by mature

The stone cottages, which once featured in a RTE1 documentary, have lain uninhabited for nearly 40 years and remain among the few cottages in Ireland of House 1: A two-bay,

The property has a fine natural dry stone wall to one side and the site is of good level terrain along a nice country avenue with some new houses along

The land is fully enclosed by low stone walls and wire fencing.

There are numerous bus routes within a stone throws distance which includes a regular bus service to the City Centre, most notably the 83 bus route which

Hawkins-Whitshed owned Killincarrig House, which is now Greystones Golf Club. No 1A Killincarrig Manor is a wonderful one-bedroom stone cut cottage, nestled in the peaceful and picturesque setting o…

The substantial ruins, accessible via a charming stone road, present an exceptional opportunity to restore or build a dream retreat amidst this tranquil