Key Features

Brick fronted wall and gated brick entrance piers
Fibre Broadband available at road
Well water supply
Septic tank with percolation area.
Mains electricity.
Oil fired central heating
Superb holding on prime lands with courtyard & stables.
Ideal for any equine, business or agricultural entrepreneur
Excellent location centrally within the country.
A rich history and character which has been lovingly restored

Property Description

A distinctive, one of a kind property with a unique mix of a Period Residence with stonewalled paddocks, stables & courtyard all encompassed within a large C.3 acre site. The house dates back to the 1820' s and would have formed part of the Clonearl estate. To the rear of the stables is a stone walled paddock enclosed on all sides. It' s a property with multiple future possibilities. The owner has restored and cared for many aspects of the property, with repairs carried out to the slate roof of the stables and the installation of new stable doors which certainly add to the character within the courtyard to the rear of the house. The land is in two divisions with one field roadside and the remaining land enclosed with the stone walled paddock. The opportunities for this property are endless. It' s a property with multiple future possibilities. One could envisage it being a destination for private wedding ceremonies, special events or outdoor pursuits. The property located close to Daingean town and is convenient to the M4 Motorway making it commutable to Dublin while also easily accessible to the towns of Edenderry, Mullingar and Tullamore.
ACCOMMODATION
THE HOUSE:
This property once belonged to the Clonearl estate built by William Henry Magan back in 1820. It' s noted in a book published by the famous travel writer of the time Brewer that ' Clonearl was one of the finest demesnes to be seen in the country' (Byrne 1984). " The marriage of William Henry Magan, rather grandly known as ' The Magnificent' of Clonearl to the heiress Elizabeth Georgina Loftus of Killyon Manor, Co Meath cemented one of the great Irish family fortunes. Not only did they have their own two mansions, but together they owned 20,000 acres in Westmeath, Offaly and Shankill, Co Dublin" . (Collins 2016). Accommodation within the residence is bright and spacious and includes a kitchen / living room, 2 double bedrooms, sitting room and family bathroom.

The LAND:
The land is in two divisions with one field roadside and the remaining land enclosed with the stone walled paddock. It' s ideal for the separation of male and female livestock as may be desired during certain times of the year. The land has extensive road frontage.

EQUESTRIAN PURSUITS :
The property' s central location and good road/motorway access will be appreciated by equestrian enthusiasts seeking convenient access to local equestrian centres at Annaharvey and Mullingar.

THE STABLES AND OUTBUILDINGS:
Ideal for conversion into an exclusive venue, offices maybe even B&B accommodation* * Subject to the necessary planning consents.
Kilbeggan racecourse: C.21km
Mullingar equestrian centre: C.27km
Annagharvey equestrian centre: C.13km

BER Details

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This property was last updated: 23 days ago