€975,000

€975,000

Beds

5 beds

Price

€975,000

Property Type

House

Size

340 meters²

Energy Rating

BER-G

Refreshed on

Jun 3, 2026

Eircode

R93H7V0

Group Name

DNG McCormack Properties Carlow

Sales License Number

001500

Description

The Laurels, Killeshin Road, Carlow, Co. Laois, R93V5D0. 5 beds, three reception rooms, 3 bathrooms, c. 340 sq m / 3660 sq ft , c. 2.25 acres. DNG McCormack are delighted to bring this spectacular period property to the market. The Laurels represents all that is wonderful about Georgian era architecture, and this beautiful home has been lovingly maintained over the years. Sitting amidst immaculately presented gardens of approximately 2.25 acres, the setting of this home is truly secluded and very private, offering its residents a haven from the bustling town of Carlow which sits just beyond its boundaries. The convenience of the location is noteworthy as this home is nestled on the Laois / Carlow border and just outside Carlow Town. Extending to c. 3660 sq ft / 340 sq m of spacious and bright accommodation, The Laurels is a two storey over garden level detached home with 5 bedrooms, three reception rooms, three bathrooms, a games room and home office. A large coach house building sits to the western side of the main house, and this is a real gem as it features the original stalls and stable fittings from bygone years. This building provides generous storage to the main property and also provides the future owner with a myriad of possibilities including refurbishment to residential use. One approaches The Laurels via a sweeping gravel drive that skirts around a wooded area of the grounds which is home to many splendid specimens of trees including impressive redwood, cedar, sycamores, horse chestnut, cherry blossom, monkey puzzle, spruce and pine trees. This haven for birds and wildlife creates a perfect boundary which give this home its exceptionally private setting. The manicured lawns surrounding the property feature a pond and are bordered by a mix of mature hedging and shrubbery. These lawns are also south westerly in aspect, and are therefore perfectly positioned for al fresco dining, with a canopy of cherry blossom or palm trees positioned to provide shade when required. A set of granite steps ascend to the front porch, which is one of the many standout period features of this wonderful home with French style tiles underfoot and double doors leading into the main entrance foyer. There are cast-iron estate rails flanking both sides of the front elevation which culminate in railings ascending the front steps. Upon entering this home, one is immediately struck by the abundance of natural light throughout the accommodation, with almost every room benefitting from dual aspect. The entrance lobby is finished in sumptuous burgundy flock wallpaper and luxurious carpet underfoot, honouring the colours of the era. On the right-hand side is the door leading into the drawing room which is an impressive room finished in opulent golds and greens and featuring an original marble fireplace with brass insert and gas fire, ornate cornice and coving. The drawing room is flooded in natural light from the dual aspect Georgian six over six pane windows. To the left-hand side of the entrance foyer is the luxurious dining room which again benefits from dual aspect windows and features an impressive black marble fireplace with gas fire. This room is finished with a custom-made carpet which includes a border detail. There is also a practical access door to the kitchen from this room and an alcove incorporated into the layout. The Miele kitchen is finished with solid mahogany eyelevel and floor level fitted kitchen units, tiles splashback and floor tiles. Integrated appliances include an eye level Miele double over, microwave, dishwasher, induction hob and fryer/grill unit. The living room is also located off the inner entrance hall and features a marble fireplace with slate insert with open fire. This dual aspect room is complete with ornate cornice and coving, picture rail and shutters. The curved banister of the stairs culminates in a striking bronze light fitting which illuminates the rear entrance hall and the stairs is finished in sumptuous burgundy carpets featuring brass stair rods. There is a cleverly hidden guest WC on the return and a large window illuminating the stairwell to the first floor. There are four bedrooms at first floor level and a main bathroom. Each bedroom is tastefully decorated and boasts an abundance of natural light due to the dual aspect windows in each. The master bedroom suite features a sympathetically added ensuite bathroom too. This ensuite bathroom features extensive wall tiling, sink with vanity unit underneath, gold fittings and a heated towel rail. There is also a fitted wardrobe to the master suite. The main bathroom at first floor level is complete with a separate bath and shower, and includes recessed lighting, additional storage and an insulated hot press. When one descends the stairs to the garden level, the brightness of rooms at this level is noteworthy. From the hall, there is a games room which leads into the fifth bedroom located to the front of the house. This room is again flooded in natural light due to the two large windows and the dual aspect. There is a large, mirrored wardrobe in this room, providing ample storage. The home office is a large bright room, fitted with shelving and work tops, an ideal space for anyone working from home. The garden level also includes a large utility/storeroom which houses the central heating burner. There is a guest WC located adjacent to the back door providing access to the garden level for residents to unload shopping etc. The entire garden level could be converted into a self-contained apartment if the future owner required, as it has a separate access. Outside the back door at garden level, one will note the original pump which is no longer in use as the house is now connected to the mains. The coach house building offers residents many future possibilities including restoration of the original stables; which feature two stalls, one large and one small, original stable doors and hay racks. There is a loft overhead and two areas where carriages would have once been housed, now suitable for parking cars out of the elements. The remainder of the coach house block provides an ample storage area. The well stocked grounds surrounding The Laurels are immaculately presented and feature gravel paths, a pond with ornate fountain and distinctive lanterns. • Two storey over garden level, detached period residence dating from the 1830's. • 5 bedrooms. • 3 reception rooms, games room and home office. • 3 bathrooms and two guest WCs. • C. 340 sq m/ 3660 sq ft. • C. 2.25 acres of mature grounds. • New entrance gates. • Alarmed. • OFCH and electric immersion water heater. • Original slate roof. • 6 panel internal doors. • Brass door furniture. • Brass sockets and light switches to most rooms. • An abundance of period features throughout including ornate cornice, coving, centre roses, picture rails and window shutters. • Main water connection. • Septic tank. • Granite front steps. • Estate rails. • Gravel drive. • Original coach house including stables. • Marble fireplaces. • Custom made carpet to dining room. • Brass stair rods. • Private setting and mature grounds. • Feature pond and fountain in garden. Location: Nestled just outside Carlow Town on the border of Co Laois and Co. Carlow, The Laurels is perfectly located immediately adjacent to every possible amenity, whilst still maintaining an air of seclusion rarely experienced in urban areas. The mature grounds afford the occupants perfect privacy with the added benefit of being close by to the local schools, shops, cafes and restaurants and of course South East Technological University. There is an excellent train service to and from Dublin, from Carlow Train Station, which is less than 10 minutes' drive from The Laurels. Both Kilkenny City and Abbeyleix are within 40 minutes' drive and Dublin (Red Cow Luas) is c. 1 hour drive away on the M9. Waterford City is also located approximately an hour's drive from the property. Viewing strictly by appointment only with joint agents. Joint Selling Agents: Gemma Lanigan BA MIPAV Partner, DNG Country Homes & Estates Office: +353 (01) 4912600 Mobile: +353 (087) 4182967 E: gemmalanigan@dng.ie www.dng.ie

BER Details

BER: G BER No: 107589160 Energy Performance Indicator: 501.81

Negotiator

Marcus McCormack

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BER Details

BER: G BER No: 107589160 Energy Performance Indicator: 501.81

Negotiator

Marcus McCormack

The Laurels, Killeshin Road, Carlow

The Laurels, Killeshin Road, Carlow, R93 H7V0

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