Glenbower House, The Avenue, Gorey, Wexford

Type	Land
Offer Status	For Sale
Estate Agent	Sherry Fitzgerald O'Leary Kinsella

From

EUR 3,000,000

£ 2,475,172*

US$ 3,808,101*

Description

Price: €3,000,000

For Sale

Imposing landmark Victorian residence standing on c.

0.18 ha (c. 0.46 acres). The entire property is zoned 'C2 - Commercial and Mixed Use' under the Gorey Local Area Development Plan 2002. This sale represents an opportunity to acquire an almost half acre commercial/mixed zoned site within the centre of Gorey town. This zoning allows, in principal, for most commercial and/or residential mixed usage from retail to apartments to office usage.

The property is situated on the junction of the Avenue and Railway Road adjacent to the entrance to the new 'Dunnes Stores' retail park. The property is just metres from Gorey Railway Station and a short stroll from the Main Street in what is fast becoming the new commercial centre for Gorey town.

Recently, substantially more parking has been provided in the vicinity of this property and the adjacent land beside the commuter railway station is also zoned for car parking.

Plans have also been unveiled for the new 'Civic Centre' on the Avenue comprising of a new court house, public library, etc.

'Glenbower House' itself is in excellent condition and is possibly the finest example of Victorian architecture in Gorey town. The landmark property, known for its climbing wisteria is one of the best known properties in Gorey. The property retains many of its original features such as generous ceiling heights, plaster coving, marble fireplaces, timber floors, cut-string stairs etc.

The gardens of the property provide for an oasis of green in an urban centre. There is an abundance of mature trees, shrubs and foliage which have been meticulously maintained.

The residence is flanked by a courtyard of out-offices including stables, coach houses, lofted barns, workshops, etc.

HISTORY

'Glenbower House', as well as being an imposing Gorey landmark property is also steeped in history. As far as we can ascertain, the property started life as a merchant's yard and Coach Builders. It was then converted to the 'Railway Hotel' and subsequently used for residential purposes. More recently, the property was well known as Warrens Solicitors offices.

Rooms

Main Reception Hall (6.20m x 2.10m)

Drawing Room (6.00m x 4.20m)

Dining Room (6.00m x 4.00m)

Library (6.00m x 3.60m @ widest point)

Study (4.80m x 4.00m)

Bathroom (3.70m x 2.60m)

Living/Dining Room (4.30m x 3.90m)

Country Kitchen (4.00m x 3.30m)

WC (2.00m x 2.00m)

Master Bedroom (4.40m x 4.20m)

Ensuite (2.80m x 1.80m)