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Added 3 days ago
Dennings House, Creeve, Killoe, N39HE48
3 Bed Detached House
Asking Price €450,000
Property Overview
Status
For Sale
Style
Detached House
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Property Features
Tenure
Not Provided
Energy Rating
Property Financials
Stamp Duty
€4,500*²

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Additional Information
Steeped in history and rich in character, this exceptional stone farmhouse dating from the early 1900s presents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly unique country residence with an extraordinary heritage together with c.16.5 Acres of agricuctural lands. Constructed and lovingly maintained by a multi-generational family of renowned stone cutters, dressers and monumental sculptors who operated a limestone quarry, the property stands as a lasting testament to their exceptional craftsmanship.
The family's remarkable legacy is evident throughout every aspect of the home. Beautifully hand-cut limestone surrounds frame the windows and door openings, while the impressive limestone masonry walls are crowned with finely crafted limestone bargeboards beneath a traditional pitched natural slate roof. Completing the striking exterior are two magnificent cut limestone chimneys, each showcasing the outstanding skill and artistry that has become synonymous with this remarkable family home. These architectural details combine to create a residence of immense historical significance and timeless appeal.
Extending to approximately 130 sq.m. (1,399 sq.ft.), the accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged to provide bright and spacious living throughout. The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a comfortable living room, an elegant sitting room featuring a beautiful large bay window that fills the room with natural light, a kitchen, utility room and guest WC. Upstairs, the first floor accommodates three generously proportioned family-sized bedrooms, each offering excellent space and charm and a large bathroom.
Complementing the residence is an excellent selection of traditional outbuildings, providing endless potential for a variety of uses including storage, workshops, hobby spaces or, subject to the necessary planning permission, further development opportunities.
Set on approximately 16.5 acres of quality agricultural land, the holding is laid out in well-divided parcels, making it ideally suited to farming, equestrian pursuits or those seeking a lifestyle property with substantial land. The mature setting offers peace, privacy and beautiful countryside surroundings while retaining excellent accessibility.
Perfectly positioned, the property enjoys convenient access to the N4 national route, placing Longford Town and its extensive range of shops, schools, supermarkets, restaurants, sporting facilities and everyday amenities within easy reach. This outstanding property successfully combines the tranquillity of rural living with excellent connectivity, making it an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a home of genuine character, history and distinction.
Rarely does a property of such architectural heritage, historical significance and craftsmanship come to the open market. This remarkable farmhouse offers its new owners the chance to become custodians of a unique piece of local history while enjoying the comfort and charm of an authentic Irish country home set on an impressive landholding of c.16.6 Acres.
Services:
Heating: OFCH
Water: Mains
Sewerage : Septic tank in place.
Fiber broadband in place.
BER Details
BER Rating: E
BER No.: 119657435
Energy Performance Indicator: Not provided
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