The Corner House, Main Street, Kiltyclogher, Co. Leitrim
€169,000 - Sale Agreed
Detached House5 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Detached House
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Contact Name: Sean O'Boyle
Agent:
Sean O'Boyle Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd.
PSR Licence Number: 001040
Show NumberKey Features
Impressive property with endless potential, commanding a prominent positionSpacious and well maintained with many special features
Ideal family location with playground, communal tennis courts & primary school on the doorstep
Wonderful character property displaying many original Georgian features
Former Guinness bottling stores gives commercial potential, the spacious buildings are still intact and included with the property.
Close to the coast with many resort locations within 30 minutes drive
Parquet floors and long stair case with spacious landing
Great access all around, stores have separate entrance.
Good Broadband source available in the village
Property Description
This is a fine Georgian style residence dating back to 1830, commanding a prominent position in this quaint picturesque and historic village of North Leitrim.
Full of character and great history attached to this property which once was such a vibrant part of the community hosting a period style residence, Bar and Guinness bottling stores, the spacious buildings are still intact and included with the property.
This gives commercial potential to the property which could lend itself to several ventures or further development. Separate entrance to the stores with court yard. Garden to rear also the option to acquire Circa 1/2 acre plot close to the house within the village .
The house itself oozes character and great detail throughout. Spacious accommodation includes 5 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, kitchen, utility, family bathroom and one en-suite.
Good Broadband source is available in the village.
A little history.
Built in and around 1830 by The Tottenham family, who were the local landlords and lived in the nearby Glenfarne Hall. The village was built by Charles Henry Tottenham in 1831 and named 'Sarahville' to commemorate the death of his daughter Sarah who was killed in a horse riding accident in 1828. He first built the Market House and then built corresponding corner buildings which was when the corner house was established.
The Corner house has gone through many changes . The current family have owned the property for many decades and created a vibrant business there, including a bar and Guinness bottling plant, which gave great employment to the local community and was a hive of activity down through the years. They managed to maintain it to a high standard which is evident in its presentation today.
BER Details
BER No. 100690791
Energy Performance Indicator: 196.12 kWh/m2/yr
This property was last updated: 169 days ago