Description
REA Seamus Carthy is delighted to bring to the market this charming, original storey-and-a-half detached residence boasting a striking natural cut-stone facade, red brick window lintels, and a slate roof. Currently vacant and requiring full refurbishment, this character-filled home represents an exciting renovation project with immense potential, and prospective purchasers should benefit from the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grantand potentially the Derelict Property Top-Up Grantsubject to the relevant terms and conditions.
Stepping through the traditional stone entrance porch, the ground floor accommodation comprises a central sitting room, a kitchenette, and a bathroom, while two bedrooms are situated overhead on the first floor. Externally, the residence stands on a generous site extending to approximately 3,200 sq. m (c. 0.79 acres), offering ample space and privacy in a peaceful countryside setting. The property is further enhanced by a detached natural stone store to the rear, providing excellent storage or workshop potential.
Rarely does a traditional stone residence with such authentic character and scope for transformation come to the market. Viewing is strictly by appointment with the sole selling agents, REA Seamus Carthy, and early enquiries are strongly advised. Features
Charming Traditional Character
Natural Stone, Red Brick Window Lintels
Generous 0.79 Acres
Attractive Traditional Stone Store
Entrance Porchway leading into central sitting room featuring a traditional stone-clad open fireplace with a raised hearth, deep window reveals reflecting the thick stone walls and an open-tread timber staircase leading to the first floor. The kitchen and Bathroom are positioned off the central sitting room. 2 no bedrooms at first floor considered double rooms with gable windows offering pleasant views.
Mains Water, Septic Tank on Site, Electricity available but currently disconnected.
Convenient access to a wide range of everyday services and leisure facilities across the surrounding area. Nearby towns and villages offer a strong selection of supermarkets, independent shops, cafes, traditional pubs, post offices, and medical facilities, alongside both primary and secondary schooling options and active local sporting clubs. For dining, retail, and cultural outings, the region boasts riverside restaurants, marina facilities, heritage attractions such as Strokestown Park House & Gardens, and mainline rail connections. Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers are exceptionally well catered for, with scenic country walking and cycling routes, peaceful country lanes, and several renowned fishing lakes and River Shannon waterways close by. Directions
Enjoying a tranquil yet accessible rural setting just off the R368, the property is situated approximately 10 km (c. 6 miles) from the historic heritage town of Strokestown and approximately 14 km (c. 8 miles) from the vibrant riverside town of Carrick-on-Shannon, with Roscommon Town also within easy commuting distance (c. 30 km). Negotiator
