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'An Gabha Dubh', Killacloran, Aughrim, Wicklow

Sold Energy Rating Y14 XC59 3 beds1 bath120 m2
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'An Gabha Dubh', Killacloran, Aughrim, Wicklow

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Beds 3 beds
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Size 120 meters2
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Eircode Y14 XC59

Description

Clarke Auctioneers Ltd is proud to present to market a unique and beautiful property situated in a spectacular setting along the banks of the Aughrim river in the spectacular townland of Killacloran, Aughrim. An Gabha Dubh" is truly something special with a charming stone-built cottage dating back at least as far as the 17th century (original dwelling may be linked to 12th century) and c. 3 acres of garden and natural woodland, situated along the riverbanks of the Aughrim river. An Gabha Dubh" which means "The Dipper" is named after a nesting Dipper family who are regular visitors to the property. The cottage measures c. 120 sq.m over 2 storeys with 2 living rooms, 3 bedrooms and a wonderful study/music room with panormic views overlooking the riverside. The property has many original features and would benefit from some modernisation and decorative work in keeping with it style and construction. The property has a fantastic history and may have originated from a 12th century church thought to have led to the name of the townland Killacloran (meaning Church of the stepping stones). It is thought to have been a Drover Toll house collecting tolls for river crossing prior to the construction of Coats Bridge. It also served as a local Shebeen, a fishing lodge and as a spectacular holiday home for an architect and his family who further extended the property in 1970`s. Outside this property is truly spectacular with c.3 acres of land along the riverbanks including 2 small islands. The current owners have extensively cleared and planned the garden which is planted with a wide variety of trees, shrubs and flowers including many rare specimen plants. A horticulturalist dream with winding walk-ways through the leafy woodlands and sunny seating areas to enjoy all the fantastic and ever-changing views along the river. An Gabha Dubh is also regularly visited by a variety of local wildlife including otters, pinemartens, red squirrels, deer and an ever changing variety of birds including a rare Gooseander duck that his made its home on the river. There is a variety of stone-built sheds and outbuildings ideal for potting sheds and garden storage and including an outside toilet. The property also includes a vegetable garden with raised beds, a polytunnel and a hen run. Everything you would need to become self sufficient in modern times. This property is truly a haven of nature in a beautiful setting and must be seen to be fully appreciated. Viewings strictly by appointment with sole selling agent.

Accommodation

Entrance Porch 2.63m (8'8") x 1.9m (6'3") Dining Room 4.24m (13'11") x 5.28m (17'4") Kitchen / Breakfast Room 3.11m (10'2") x 2.63m (8'8") Bathroom 2.41m (7'11") x 2.63m (8'8") Living Room 4.24m (13'11") x 3.39m (11'1") Landing 2.46m (8'1") Max x 1.77m (5'10") Bedroom 1 4.38m (14'4") x 3.48m (11'5") Bedroom 2 2.46m (8'1") x 2.35m (7'9") Bedroom 3 4.39m (14'5") x 3.29m (10'10") Studio / Study 4.99m (16'4") x 3.42m (11'3") Services: Heating: OFCH Sewerage: Septic Tank Water: Well

Features

Charming 3-bed stone-built cottage originally built c. 1700`s. c. 3 Acres of beautifully planned and stocked garden along banks of the Aughrim river. c. 2km from Aughrim village. c. 10km to M11 and c. 12km to Arklow Town. Stunning and unique riverside setting.

BER Details

BER: G

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Description

Clarke Auctioneers Ltd is proud to present to market a unique and beautiful property situated in a spectacular setting along the banks of the Aughrim river in the spectacular townland of Killacloran, Aughrim. An Gabha Dubh" is truly something special with a charming stone-built cottage dating back at least as far as the 17th century (original dwelling may be linked to 12th century) and c. 3 acres of garden and natural woodland, situated along the riverbanks of the Aughrim river. An Gabha Dubh" which means "The Dipper" is named after a nesting Dipper family who are regular visitors to the property. The cottage measures c. 120 sq.m over 2 storeys with 2 living rooms, 3 bedrooms and a wonderful study/music room with panormic views overlooking the riverside. The property has many original features and would benefit from some modernisation and decorative work in keeping with it style and construction. The property has a fantastic history and may have originated from a 12th century church thought to have led to the name of the townland Killacloran (meaning Church of the stepping stones). It is thought to have been a Drover Toll house collecting tolls for river crossing prior to the construction of Coats Bridge. It also served as a local Shebeen, a fishing lodge and as a spectacular holiday home for an architect and his family who further extended the property in 1970`s. Outside this property is truly spectacular with c.3 acres of land along the riverbanks including 2 small islands. The current owners have extensively cleared and planned the garden which is planted with a wide variety of trees, shrubs and flowers including many rare specimen plants. A horticulturalist dream with winding walk-ways through the leafy woodlands and sunny seating areas to enjoy all the fantastic and ever-changing views along the river. An Gabha Dubh is also regularly visited by a variety of local wildlife including otters, pinemartens, red squirrels, deer and an ever changing variety of birds including a rare Gooseander duck that his made its home on the river. There is a variety of stone-built sheds and outbuildings ideal for potting sheds and garden storage and including an outside toilet. The property also includes a vegetable garden with raised beds, a polytunnel and a hen run. Everything you would need to become self sufficient in modern times. This property is truly a haven of nature in a beautiful setting and must be seen to be fully appreciated. Viewings strictly by appointment with sole selling agent.

Accommodation

Entrance Porch 2.63m (8'8") x 1.9m (6'3") Dining Room 4.24m (13'11") x 5.28m (17'4") Kitchen / Breakfast Room 3.11m (10'2") x 2.63m (8'8") Bathroom 2.41m (7'11") x 2.63m (8'8") Living Room 4.24m (13'11") x 3.39m (11'1") Landing 2.46m (8'1") Max x 1.77m (5'10") Bedroom 1 4.38m (14'4") x 3.48m (11'5") Bedroom 2 2.46m (8'1") x 2.35m (7'9") Bedroom 3 4.39m (14'5") x 3.29m (10'10") Studio / Study 4.99m (16'4") x 3.42m (11'3") Services: Heating: OFCH Sewerage: Septic Tank Water: Well

Features

Charming 3-bed stone-built cottage originally built c. 1700`s. c. 3 Acres of beautifully planned and stocked garden along banks of the Aughrim river. c. 2km from Aughrim village. c. 10km to M11 and c. 12km to Arklow Town. Stunning and unique riverside setting.

BER Details

BER: G
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Clarke Auctioneers (Ashford)
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Date created: Jul 21, 2020

Clarke Auctioneers (Ashford)
Clarke Auctioneers (Ashford)
PSRA Licence No. 1385
Call Agent: 040 4...