Detached houses for sale in Ferns, Co. Wexford

Well presented two bedroom bungalow and adjoining extended cottage in a quiet yet convenient location. Situated approximately 3 miles from the N11 and Ferns, in an idyllic countryside location this property enjoys a peaceful setting on a quiet country road. It occupies a lovely site with mature boundary trees and it is not overlooked. The bungalow is in excellent order throughout and has been well maintained and updated down through the years. It comprises of two double bedrooms, living room, kitchen, sunroom and shower room. There is also an extended cottage on the site. It is located to one side of the property with a separate entrance. It has been extended and completely refurbished in recent years and now provides ample living space. It comprises three bedrooms, kitchen/dining, large living room, sitting room and shower room. This is a unique property with immense potential offering a permanent residence with self contained rental opportunity or as a holiday home/weekend retreat with ample accommodation. The property has to be viewed to appreciate its potential. Viewing is by prior appointment only.

Well presented 7-Bed dormer bungalow, situated on c. 2 acres, with stables, in a rural location with spectacular views of Local Countryside. This property is located 6 kms from Carnew, 7kms from Ferns, 6kms Camolin and 16kms Gorey. Ferns village has always been a prominent historic location famous for the ruins of Ferns Castle, which are in the centre of the town. Ferns is an eclectic mix of old and new which work well together as seen clearly in the old St Aidan's Church and the new modern Catholic Church. Viewing Highly Recommended. CONTACT: KIERSEY WALKER & ASSOCIATES, RIVERSIDE BUSINESS CENTRE, TINAHELY @ (0402) 38899 / www.kwa.ie

Lovely Victorian farmhouse on c. 3½ acres in a scenic country setting. ‘Little Rock House’ is located within walking distance of the Harrow. The house was built in 1839, however there is evidence of a much older settlement there. The house and courtyard mimic the Father Murphy Centre in Boolavogue, which dates from the 1700’s. A garden and field wrap around the south facing 2 storey farmhouse, which stands on a total site of 3.5 acres. It is newly renovated, painted, plumbed and rewired, with a new kitchen and dual heating system of solid fuel stove with back boiler and oil fired central heating. The original staircase has been retained. These renovations have been carried out by the present owners who bought the house in 2005. She is now relocating with her family to the West of Ireland. The courtyard is a peaceful suntrap, a haven for children and animals. The largest outbuilding on the courtyard is stonebuilt with a new slate roof and first fixed with electricity. There are breathtaking views West from this building across the Bann river valley to Slieve Bhui and the town of Ferns. There are two other large outbuildings with plenty of room for horses and a workshop or garage. A small orchard of apple trees protect the house on the Northern side, while there are fruit bushes, a vegetable garden and a lawned area around the house. A well maintained 2½ acre paddock adjoins the property to the east. Ferns is 2 ½ miles west, Gorey 10 miles north, Enniscorthy 6 miles south. It is a ten minute drive to the new M11 and 15 minutes to a range of sandy beaches.