Key Features

Semi-Rural setting
Eligible for the Vacant Property Grant
Unique Property
Great location
Built c.1827

Property Description

This charming stone-built, two-storey period residence presents a unique opportunity to restore and reimagine a traditional Irish period home.

The property is ideally positioned within easy reach of a number of towns and villages, located c.11km from Monaghan Town, c.12.5km from Castleblayney and c.7 miles from Keady, Co. Armagh, just 200m off the N2 Primary route. The location offers the best of both worlds, combining a semi-rural setting, with convenient access to the national road network and also within walking distance of shop and filling station.

Property, we believe, dates from c.1827, retaining a number of period features, including a distinctive Georgian-style entrance with a beautiful semi-circular fanlight over the front door and occupies a roadside aspect, extending to approximately 0.16 acres.

Offering considerable potential for restoration and modernisation, this property is likely to appeal to owner-occupiers seeking a characterful rural home, those looking for a country retreat, as well as investors and purchasers seeking a rewarding renovation project.

With its traditional stone-rubble construction, distinctive period features and attractive semi-rural setting, this is a property with character, history and significant potential.

The property has been vacant for many decades, so should be eligible for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, further enhancing its appeal, as a renovation opportunity. Further information on the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant Scheme is available from Monaghan County Council

Access inside the structure is prohibited, as the structural condition of the property is unknown.
For further information, please contact Monaghan Property Sales

BER Details

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