A charming recently restored Georgian house and stone yard surrounded by lovely mature gardens and good grazing land protected by mature woodland. Dublin 42 miles, Kells 6 miles,Trim 14 miles, Navan 15 miles.

Extensively restored by the present owners the house retains all of its original character and many period features that include; sash windows with shutters, ornate plasterwork ceilings, pitch pine floors, marble chimney pieces, an elegant staircase and flagstone floors. Approached through cast iron gates via a long rhododendron and laurel lined avenue the house is well protected with a southerly aspect. The well proportioned reception rooms and principal bedrooms have long sash windows with high ceilings (11 feet), are full of light with lovely views across the gardens, orchard and surrounding paddocks.

To the front of the house are expansive formal lawns interspersed with herbaceous beds and bordered by a rose garden, beyond which lies an apple orchard and lovely walled garden that forms an ideal sun trap and perfect spot for barbecues and entertaining on long summer evenings.This is a very pleasant and accessible par t of the country that has much to offer those interested in country living. There is excellent hunting locally with the Ballymacads,Tara Harriers and Meath Hunt; fishing by arrangement on the River Blackwater and Boyne; golf courses nearby at Headfort and Royal Tara; racing at Navan and Fairyhouse, home to the Irish Grand National.

Kells is a historical town that has a variety of shops, banking facilities and schools including Headfort the well known prep school. The town of Navan has grown and prospered in recent years and as a result has a wide variety of shops, a choice of primary and secondary schools and a large shopping centre.