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The Folly, Newtown, Monasterboice, Louth

Sold Energy Rating A92A9NR 1 bed2 baths132 m2
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The Folly, Newtown, Monasterboice, Louth

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Size 132 meters2
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Eircode A92A9NR

Description

Grand designs meets amazing spaces.... Pictures will speak louder than words when trying to describe this truly wonderful conservation project that has brought a derelict stone building back to life. Originally part of a "famine cluster" of dwellings, the property than spent most of its life as an agricultural building before the current owners carefully and creatively transformed it into a stunning modern residence. Designed and overseen by renowned architect Emmett Humphreys, this is one of the best examples of clever conservation we have ever encountered. Externally, the property at first glace appears to still be an agricultural building. That is until you turn around the corner, enter the wonderful enclosed courtyard and feast your eyes on all the surprises that await. Surprisingly spacious, the property boasts approx. 132m2 of living space over one and a half floors designed in an ultra modern minimalist theme. Every item and fixture is bespoke, handmade and of the highest quality. The polished concrete floors are cosy to the touch due to underfloor heating. Flooded with natural light the extra large pivot doors and roof lights catch all the sun from their south facing aspect. One of the most wonderful features is the first floor lounge area which overlooks the ground floor living area. An eye of the detail, quality and design are a must to fully appreciate this unique home. Located on quiet lane just off N.1 and only a 2 minute walk to renowned Monasterboice Inn and bus stop with excellent commuter service. Dublin airport is less than 35 mins via M.1. Joint Agents: REA O'Brien Collins 041 9875444

Description

Grand designs meets amazing spaces....Pictures will speak louder than words when trying to describe this truly wonderful conservation project that has brought a derelict stone building back to life. Originally part of a

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Features

Conservation project designed and overseen by EMMETT HUMPHREYS ARCHITECT Built in 1790 Geothermal heat pump Underfloor heating bioCycle septic tank Well water Category 5 cable Fiber broadband Large private courtyard, patio and car park area EXTERNAL Large courtyard with patio yard Outdoor fireplace Small raised garden area

BER Details

BER: Exempt

Features
Parking
Heated Flooring
Broadband

Description

Grand designs meets amazing spaces.... Pictures will speak louder than words when trying to describe this truly wonderful conservation project that has brought a derelict stone building back to life. Originally part of a "famine cluster" of dwellings, the property than spent most of its life as an agricultural building before the current owners carefully and creatively transformed it into a stunning modern residence. Designed and overseen by renowned architect Emmett Humphreys, this is one of the best examples of clever conservation we have ever encountered. Externally, the property at first glace appears to still be an agricultural building. That is until you turn around the corner, enter the wonderful enclosed courtyard and feast your eyes on all the surprises that await. Surprisingly spacious, the property boasts approx. 132m2 of living space over one and a half floors designed in an ultra modern minimalist theme. Every item and fixture is bespoke, handmade and of the highest quality. The polished concrete floors are cosy to the touch due to underfloor heating. Flooded with natural light the extra large pivot doors and roof lights catch all the sun from their south facing aspect. One of the most wonderful features is the first floor lounge area which overlooks the ground floor living area. An eye of the detail, quality and design are a must to fully appreciate this unique home. Located on quiet lane just off N.1 and only a 2 minute walk to renowned Monasterboice Inn and bus stop with excellent commuter service. Dublin airport is less than 35 mins via M.1. Joint Agents: REA O'Brien Collins 041 9875444

Description

Grand designs meets amazing spaces....Pictures will speak louder than words when trying to describe this truly wonderful conservation project that has brought a derelict stone building back to life. Originally part of a

Rooms

Features

Conservation project designed and overseen by EMMETT HUMPHREYS ARCHITECT Built in 1790 Geothermal heat pump Underfloor heating bioCycle septic tank Well water Category 5 cable Fiber broadband Large private courtyard, patio and car park area EXTERNAL Large courtyard with patio yard Outdoor fireplace Small raised garden area

BER Details

BER: Exempt
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Property Partners Little
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PSRA Licence No. 002606

Date created: Jan 23, 2020

Property Partners Little
Property Partners Little
PSRA Licence No. 002606
Gary Little
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Call Agent: 041 9...