Crannach, Kenagh, Longford

Longford - A focal point in the northern midlands where the provinces of Leinster, Ulster and Connaught all converge.Longford, where history and literature, beauty and culture are all woven together. Bordered to the West by the magestic River Shannon, Longford is a county of rolling plains and picturesque views, tied with todays industrial growth. KENAGH - one of the more historic and beauty filled villages in Co. Longford, retaining all its old charm and tradition. Ideally located on the main Athlone - Longford road, Kenagh is convenient to the towns of Longford, Athlone, Mullingar and Roscommon alike yet still presents a truly rural and peaceful atmosphere. Kenagh village is one of the most picturesque villages in the county of Longford. An abundance of trees provide a delightful sylvan backdrop on all sides of the quaint yet convenient village. Steeped in history, Kenagh has recently been described as the ideal dormer village, close enough for convenience yet far enough away to enjoy the unique opportunity of peaceful countryside living.LOCAL HISTORY - The village of Kenagh is dominated by the Tower Clock erected in memory of the Honoree Lawrence King - Harman who died in 1875. A short distance to the north-east is the 13th century monastic remains of the Augustine Friary at Abbeydery. A Holy Well is located close by. There are also the remains of the Augustine Friary of a Dominican Monastery and Kilcommack. In Kenagh village on the former Mosstown Estate a unique dovecote - pidgeon house which has been recently restored. The Corlea Track way Visitor Centre tells the story of the local Iron Age Bog road, built in the year 148 BC across the boglands close to the River Shannon. It is the largest road of its kind to be uncovered in Europe. Local poets are connected with Kenagh including Oliver Goldsmith and John Keegan Casey (Leo). House Type B 3 Bed Semi Detached 1313 Sq Ft. This three bedroom semi detached home offers all the ingredients for families and professionals. Extending over 1313 Sq Ft and offering only 4 of this type, the best use of space and light has been used to maximum here. House Type D 4 Bed Semi Detached 1502 Sq Ft. A spacious 4 bedroom home offers all the ingredients for family living. This type is a fine home with an appealing design and generous proportions has 4 bedrooms and 2 ensuite bathrooms - space and comfort. There are 8 types of this house. House Type E 3 Bed Semi Detached 13920 Sq Ft. Using the best available light and space, this home offers a bed bedroom home covering a generous 1390 Sq Ft with two ensuite bathrooms. There are 4 types of this property. House Type F 3 Bed Detached 1313 Sq Ft. This detached home offers individual charm and exclusivity to this development. There are ony 3 available Type F House.

Contempory Style Kitchen In Beech Or Vanilla -
Generous Allowance Available
Spacious Utility To All Properties
Generous Ceiling Heights
High Standard Of Insulation Throughout
Double Glazed Windows and Doors
Wired For Tv
Telephone and Alarm
Stylish Paneled Internal Pine Doors
Ofch
Painted Internally and Externally
Boundary Fences To All
Lawns Laid Front and Rear
Cobble Logged Driveway
Tiling Allowance Available
Fireplace Allowance Available

From Longford take the Athlone Road. At McNiffs Crossroads, take a left continue on to Kenagh Village. Across from the church is Crannach with a sign erected.

Strictly by appointment with Sherry FitzGerald Longford Town on 043 33 45822