‘Cleariestown Hall’, Cleariestown, Co. Wexford

Magnificent country house with exceptional decorative interiors and beautiful gardens. Built in 1877, completely restored and finished to exacting standards.Offering c. 401 sq.m. /4,316 sq.ft. of luxury accommodation.

‘Cleariestown Hall’ lies just 12km south-west of Wexford, a most attractive provincial town with an abundance of independent shops, cafés, galleries, pubs and hotels. It is the location of the Irish National Opera House and the Irish Heritage Park at Ferrycarrig. Cleariestown is located 2km off the R733 regional road which provides links to the N25 & M11 Motorway connection, just 20 minutes driving distance north at Oilgate. From Oilgate a 1 hours’ drive will take you to South County Dublin.

Wexford Train & Bus Station offers multiple services to Dublin and Rosslare Harbour. Cleariestown is located 20 minutes driving distance from Rosslare Europort, known as ‘The Gateway to Europe’ from Ireland. Currently there are more than 40 ro-ro departures per week and a choice of daily sailings to the UK and Mainland Europe. The scenic fishing village at Kilmore Quay is located just 12km away. This is a most attractive fishing village with leisure facilities such as sailing, sea angling and a modern 60 berth marina.  Schooling options nearby include Rathangan National School and Murrintown National School. There are post primary school options at Bridgetown (7km) and 5 well established secondary schools in Wexford Town (12km).

Leisure activities including riding and walking the countryside, The Killinick Harriers Hunt club, with over 100 members is very active in this area. For golf there are a number of very well regarded courses, the Rosslare Golf Links offers a championship course which is consistently rated in Ireland’s top 100 courses. There is an excellent 18-hole parkland course at Wexford Golf Club.

A private entrance with electric gates leads to ‘Cleariestown Hall’. It is nestled on a site of c. 0.44 hectares, which is deceptively spacious and very well designed. There are formal gardens, informal gardens, an enclosed kitchen garden and potting shed. The gardens are directly south facing and their layout offer maximum benefit of the evening sun. There is also a separate vehicular access from the public road.

‘Cleariestown Hall’ is a 4 bedroom detached home, formerly an old parochial house. It comprises 4 reception rooms, cloaks room, w.c., utility room and all surrounded by wonderfully well-maintained gardens. ‘Cleariestown Hall’ is a protected structure. The house has good ceiling heights throughout and of particular note are the fireplaces and ceiling covings. There are working shutters and sash windows.

The accommodation is well laid out with a high degree of flexibility. This house is particularly light and airy and there is a fine utility room. The fitted kitchen is of a very standard with a large breakfast bar/island unit. There is an oil fired AGA, with gas top. The house offers plenty of storage.

One of the main selling features to this property is the magnificent garden room and entrance foyer which contribute an additional c. 65 sq.m. This light-filled ‘garden room’ provides a perfect setting for entertainment with a large working fireplace and bi-folding doors leading directly to the walled garden.

The house occupies a peaceful, countryside position yet is conveniently situated close to the national motorway network 1 hour and 30 minutes’ drive from south County Dublin. It is entered off a tranquil country road with attractive stone wall entrances with piers.

With a south-facing situation, the accommodation is laid out over two storeys and has undergone an extensive programme of renovation and redecoration by the current owner to create a magnificent home which is fit for contemporary living. The light-filled accommodation is of elegant and generous proportions and has been thoughtfully laid out for both entertaining and family living.

The garden room is the entertaining focal point of the house and provides direct access to the garden with a sunny south-facing aspect. This  sumptuous room is well-positioned for the sunlight throughout the day.

The house is set in magnificent formal garden grounds which include some mature specimen trees, beds and borders well-stocked with flowering plants and shrubs and lawns. The garden includes a feature pergola.

ACCOMMODATION

Entrance Hallway 11.56m x 2.60m (max) Parquay timber floor, ceiling coving.
Reception 1/Library 5.16m x 3.96m With feature open fireplace, extensive shelving, panelling and coving.
Reception 2/Sitting Room 4.11m x 5.26m Feature white marble fireplace, open fire, granite hearth, ceiling coving.  Double doors leading to:
Reception 3/Living 4.79m x 4.60m Marble fireplace, granite hearth, open fire.  Double doors leading to formal gardens.
Kitchen/Diner 11.60m x 4.50m (ave) High quality designer fitted kitchen, aga oil fired range with various ovens and gas hob.  Extensive island unit with built-in sink and breakfast bar, marble surfaces. Part-vaulted ceiling. Double doors leading to:
Foyer 3.90m x 2.90m (ave)  
Garden Room 8.50m x 6.70m Open fire, limestone floor, light-filled with bi-folding doors to gardens.
Utility Room 3.51m x 3.11m With fitted wall and floor units, plumbed for washing machine, Belfast sink and quarry tiled floor, ceiling coving.
Boot Room/Cloaks 2.68m x 1.65m  
Guest W.C. 2.65m x 1.65m With w.c., built-in vanity unit.
Feature stairs to first floor Return
Bedroom 4 5.68m x 4.16m  
En-suite 2.20m x 2.16m With w.c., w.h.b., shower stall with

rainwater shower, tiled walls.

First Floor Proper    
Spacious Landing 7.38m x 2.82m  
Bedroom 1 5.29m x 3.94m With cast iron fireplace, ceiling coving.
Dressing Room 2.51m x 2.05m Fully fitted.
En-suite Bathroom 4.58m x 3.00m (ave) With w.c., twin vanity unit, glazed shower

stall, rainwater shower system, double-ended free-standing bath

Bedroom 2 5.28m x 4.10m With cast iron fireplace, ceiling coving.
Bedroom 3 5.91m x 3.53m With ceiling coving.
Family Bathroom 4.12m x 2.14m With w.c., w.h.b., glazed shower stall,

rainwater shower system, free-standing bath

KEY FEATURES

Formal & informal gardens

Multiple patio and exterior dining options

Quality landscaping

Lawns

Kitchen garden

Orchard

Feature pergola walkway with mature hedging

Mature boundaries

Gravel drive

Electric gates

Brick-built out-offices

Potting shed/greenhouse

Many period features

Multiple reception rooms 401 sq.m. / 4,316 sq.ft

Ornate ceiling coving throughout

Sash windows

Landscaped to exacting standards

Various al-fresco dining areas.

SERVICES

Mains electricity and water supplies

Private treatment plant

High-speed broadband

Prime Retail Unit at 16 North Main Street, Wexford

This exceptional retail unit is located on the busiest portion of Wexford’s pedestrianised main thoroughfare.  The subject property benefits from a prominent position, close to the junction between Anne Street and Wexford’s Main Street.  Wexford Town is an excellent retail location and boasts an exceptional mix of national, multi-national and indigenous retailers.  Wexford is a busy, bustling retailing commercial location and a focal point of the South-East.

Notable occupiers in the immediate vicinity include; Penneys, Carrig Donn, Flying Tiger, Pandora, Villa, JD Sports, Paco, Rituals, DV8, etc.

The property overall comprises a distinctive commercial building with retail unit at ground floor, over-basement with excellent street frontage.  At ground floor there is a retail unit extending to c. 99 sq.m. / 1,066 sq.ft. with large window displays and good natural lighting.  At basement level there is an additional c. 66 sq.m. of retail/storage and also second storage area of c. 26 sq.m.  the total floor area on offer here is c. 191 sq.m. / 2,055 sq.ft.

ACCOMMODATION SCHEDULE

The subject property comprises the following floor areas: 

FLOOR Sq.m / Sq.ft.
Ground Floor 99 sq.m. / 1,066 sq.ft
Basement Level 66 sq.m. / 710 sq.ft. +

26 sq.m. / 280 sq.ft.

TOTAL 191 sq.m. / 2,055 sq.ft.

RATESWe understand the annual amount for Local Authority Rates is in the region of €7,640.  The relevant VO Property No. is 2101470.

VAT:  All prices, outgoings & rentals are exclusive of, but may be liable for Value Added Tax.

RENT:  €42,000 per annum

VIEWING:  Strictly by prior appointment only.  Contact the sole letting agents, Kehoe & Assoc. 053 9144393

 

11 Rowe Street Lower, Wexford

Built between 1830 – 1840, this three-storey town residence is steps from the heart of Wexford Town’s Main Street at only 60 metres. 11 Rowe Street Lower occupies a corner plot between Rowe Street and High Street, which is also the address of the renowned National Opera House. This town centre location really is unrivalled with all town amenities right on your doorstep. These include Wexford Town Library, post office, churches, shops, bars, restaurants, pharmacies, etc. Wexford’s rail and bus stations are within 1km and Wexford’s picturesque quayfront is a mere 200m away. Wexford’s beautiful ‘Blue Flag’ beaches Curracloe and Rosslare Strand are 11km and 15km away respectively.  This property is ideal for those who love to have everything at close to hand.

This two-bay townhouse offers spacious accommodation extending to c. 168 sq.m. / 1,808 sq.ft. laid out over three floors. The ground floor comprises two large reception room and a kitchen. There is a third reception, a 4th bedroom / formal dining room and a bathroom on the first floor with three further bedrooms and a storage room on the second floor. There is a small yard area at the rear of the property that extends to c. 12 sq.m. and benefits from a southerly aspect. This is a listed property on the Record of Protected Structures in Wexford (PRS No. 15503109. The original timber panelled pilaster doorcase on cut-granite padstones, and timber panelled door with decorative overlight adds to the character of this property.

This property has much potential to remain residential or equally to be used commercially, as an architects, solicitors or accountancy office. This is the perfect opportunity for anyone who wants to live or work in this prime location.

Accommodation  

 

Ground Floor
Entrance Hallway 3.41m x 1.83m With carpet floor and staircase to first floor.
Reception Room 1 4.51m x 3.19m With carpet floor.
Reception Room 2 4.92m x 3.04m With carpet floor.
Kitchen 5.16m x 2.09m With lino floor,floor and eye level units, electric oven and hob, door to rear yard and door to basement.
 First Floor Return
Bathroom 2.40m x 1.53m Fully tiled, w.c., w.h.b., bathtub, pump shower and vanity unit.
 

First Floor

Reception Room 3 6.38m x 3.23m With carpet floor, ornate open fireplace and ceiling coving.
Bedroom 4 / Dining Room 5.19m x 3.03m With carpet floor, ornate open fireplace and storage units.
 

Second Floor

Landing 4.63m x 0.93m With carpet floor and attic access.
Store Room 2.71m x 1.99m With carpet floor.
Bedroom 3 2.71m x 3.07m With carpet floor.
Bedroom 2 3.95m x 2.94m With carpet floor.
Master Bedroom 3.77m x 3.47m With carpet floor.

 

Outside

Rear yard

Fuel store

Steps from Wexford Main Street

Prime town location

Services

Mains water

Mains drainage

ESB

Telephone

Broadband

7 Cromwells Fort House, Mulgannon, Co. Wexford

Deceptively spacious 2 bedroomed ground floor apartment extremely well located in this sought-after, mature residential development.  Just a short stroll from Tesco, churches, schools, shops and Wexford town centre.  The spacious accommodation extends to c. 77 sq.m. (829 sq.ft.) and boasts generously proportioned rooms with high ceilings and picture windows.  The property is presented in excellent condition throughout and is offered for sale part furnished.  Ample communal car parking.  An ideal property for a first-time purchaser, investor or weekend retreat.

Accommodation

Entrance Porch

1.72 x 0.95

Living Room

5.85 x 4.08

With 2 picture windows, high ceiling and open plan to:

Kitchen

3.56 x 2.83

Newly fitted kitchen units, hob, oven, extractor, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer and part-tiled walls.

Hallway

4.64 x 1.41

Hotpress with dual immersion.

Bathroom

1.95 x 1.66

Bath with shower mixer taps, w.c, w.h.b and part-tiled walls.

Bedroom 1

4.83 x 2.44

With built-in wardrobe.

Bedroom 2

4.89 x 3.09

With built-in wardrobe and shower room ensuite.

Shower Room Ensuite

1.97 x 1.60

Tiled shower stall, w.c and w.h.b

Outside

Ample communal car parking

Services

Mains water.

Mains electricity.

Mains drainage.

Electric storage heating

NOTE:  Service Charge €1,385 p.a.

 

No. 13 Castle Street, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford

The former Bank of Ireland Premises at No. 13 Castle Street, Enniscorthy is located in the centre of town and occupies a high profile position on the rise of Castle Hill and the junction of Church Street.  Enniscorthy is located just off the M11 motorway with an-hours travel to Dublin.

Enniscorthy town was described by James Joyce in Ulysses as ‘’the finest place in the world’’, this designated Heritage Town dates back 1500 years. Picturesquely facing on to the River Slaney, with walking trails north and south along the river and up Vinegar Hill. The town today is vibrant offering all expected amenities, restaurants, shops and services. There is sporting activities for all ages ranging from GAA, Hockey, Rugby, Soccer, Riding Stables, Athletics, Kayaking, Tennis, Golf, Fishing and Swimming. The schools on your doorstep cater from pre-school to Primary School, to Secondary School and now college with South-East Technological University in the region.

The property comprises a three-storey over-basement terrace building of a Victorian style.  On the ground floor there is a large open plan with formal staircase leading to first floor, with storage and bathroom facilities.  Potential for a restaurant or offices.  Central courtyard and large rear courtyard with vehicular access from the rear off Rafter Street.  Second staircase at the rear of the property leading to all floor levels.

SQ.M. / SQ.FT.
Ground Floor c. 267 sq.m. / 2,874 sq.ft. Banking Hall & Offices
First Floor c. 175 sq.m. / 1,883 sq.ft. Offices
Second Floor c. 104 sq.m. / 1,119 sq.ft. Offices & storage
Total Floor Area c. 546 sq.m. / 5,877 sq.ft.

 

The property is listed in the Record of Protected Structures in the Enniscorthy & Environs Development Plan.    RPS No.  E055.  NIAH:  15603081

Viewing comes highly recommended and is strictly by prior appointment with the sole selling agents.  To arrange a suitable viewing time, contact Wexford Auctioneers, Kehoe & Assoc. at 053 9144393.

Accommodation
Entrance Hallway 3.01m x 2.62m Tiled flooring, half-glass double doors leading to large open plan area.
Inner Corridor 3.73m x 2.60m Tiled flooring.  Formal staircase to first floor.
Disabled W.C. 2.07m x 2.03m Tiled flooring, w.c. & w.h.b.
Open Plan Area 15.97m x 8.81m Three large windows overlooking Castle Street, part-tiled floor, mix of cast iron and modern radiators.  Internal wall partitions.
Alcove Pocket 3.25m x 2.63m Ceiling height 4.38m.
Previous Vault 4.21m x 2.57m Tiled flooring.  Opening to:
Store Room 5.66m x 2.58m Timber flooring, window overlooking central courtyard.
Corridor 2.97m x 1.03m Tiled flooring.
Ladies W.C. 3.07m x 2.58m Tiled flooring, 2 cubicles with w.c., two w.h.b..  Dual aspect to courtyard.
Gents W.C. 3.02m x 2.25m Tiled flooring, half-wall tiled surround, urinal, w.c. cubicle, w.h.b.
Corridor 4.46m x 1.55m Tiled flooring.  Door to external courtyard and door to
Basement c. 12 sq.m. Concrete flooring, boiler.
Timber carpeted staircase leading to first floor 
Central Corridor 4.63m x 2.39m Carpet flooring, ceiling height of 3.68m.  Large windows overlooking central courtyard.
Room 1 5.85m x 4.21m Carpet flooring, feature fireplace with tile insert & timber surround, two large double glazed sash windows overlooking Castle Street, coving and picture rails.
Room 2 5.99m x 4.21m Timber flooring, two large double glazed sash windows overlooking Castle Street, fireplace with tile insert & timber surround.
Room 3 4.45m x 4.12m Part-timber flooring & floorboards, steps to Fire Escape Exit, fireplace with tile & timber surround, coving.  Door to:
Inner Hallway 2.87m x 1.90m
Kitchen 4.52m x 4.56m Tiled flooring, stove (in need of refurbishment) built into tile alcove.
Room 5 / Utility Room 3.15m x 2.22m Tiled flooring.
Back Hall 6.92m (max) x 5.15m (max) Tiled floor/part timber floor.  Three timber single glazed sash windows overlooking central courtyard.
Room 4 4.40m x 2.53m Lino flooring, feature fireplace with cast iron insert, tile side & cast iron surround, timber single glazed sash window overlooking rear courtyard.
Room 6 2.59m x 1.35m
4 Steps to Bathroom 1.59m x 1.33m Timber flooring, services for bathroom.  Timber sash windows – dual aspect
Timber Staircase

Services

Mains water

Mains drainage

ESB

Telephone

Broadband available.

Outside

Pedestrian street access.

Rear vehicular access with enclosed doors.

Loading bay to front

Ample parking in courtyard

Three outbuildings

‘Mount Folly House’, The Folly, Wexford

Superb 19th century Georgian period property extending to c. 300 sq.m. / 3,230 sq.ft.

Kehoe & Associates are delighted to present this wonderful Georgian period property to the market. ‘Mount Folly House’ was constructed circa 1820 and retains many of its original features including door openings, cut-granite step, mouldered rendered surrounds, ionic doorcase, timber-panelled window shutters, ceiling coving, centre pieces, etc. The property occupies a mature c. 0.26 hectare / 0.64 acre site with walled boundaries. The site is zoned ‘Town Centre’ in the current Wexford Town & Environs Development Plan.

Within walking distance, you will find all town amenities including primary and secondary schools, shops, pubs, supermarkets, GAA clubs, Wexford Golf Club, etc.

This detached three-bay, two storey property extends to approximately 300 sq.m. / 3,230 sq.ft. The accommodation is extensive, comprising of an impressive entrance hallway, 2 sizeable reception rooms, kitchen/dining/living area, 4 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a linen room. French doors from the kitchen lead to a south facing, paved patio area surrounded by mature foliage offering a uniquely private and rural feeling so close to Wexford Town centre. To the rear of the property is a detached block built storage shed and paving area.

Adjoining the property there is a self-contained unit extending to c. 37 sq.m. / 400 sq.ft. which was previously used as a doctors surgery. There is a separate entrance doorway from the front of the property to access this unit.

This property has untapped potential and would be ideally suited as a family residence or it would present a fantastic opportunity for businesses to create a great working environment.

Accommodation
Entrance Hallway 9.21m x 2.11m With carpet flooring.
Reception Room 1 7.71m x 4.84m Feature marble open fireplace and solid fuel burning stove.  Ornate ceiling coving and centre piece.
Reception Room 2 7.74m x 5.01m With tiled fireplace, ceiling coving and centre pieces.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room 8.22m x 3.00m (Ave) Fitted kitchen, extensive wall and floor units, tiled splashback, sliding door to patio area outside.
Dining Room 5.04m x 4.07m Sliding door to enclosed area outside.
Scullery 1.90m x 1.07m
Timber stairs to first floor Storage under stairs.
Bedroom 1 5.17m x 4.32m Ceiling coving, centre piece, extensive fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 2 4.67m x 4.22m
Bedroom 3 4.98m x 3.26m With w.h.b.
Bedroom 4 4.57m x 3.33m With fitted wardrobes
Shower Room 3.16m x 2.43m With w.c., bidet, built-in vanity unit, corner shower unit.  Tiled floor and walls
Family Bathroom 5.03m x 2.89m W.H.B., corner shower unit with mains shower, bath and fitted units.
Linen Room 4.32m x 2.81m
Guest W.C. off Landing 2.26m x 0.81m
Self-Contained Unit / Surgery
Entrance Hallway 3.40m x 0.90m
Room 1 2.86m x 2.62m
Room 2 3.81mx 3.15m
Surgery c. 35 sq.m.
Store Room 6.10m x 3.00m (approx.)

Services

Mains water

Mains drainage

OFCH

ESB

Security alarm

Outside

Mature, private site with walled boundaries.

South facing patio area adjacent to the kitchen/diner.

Ample car parking.

Lawn area to the front.

Block built storage shed.

Vehicular access off The Folly with right of way for new entrance from Garda Station HQ (SPP).

BER:  This is a Protected Structure and therefore it is BER Exempt.

c. 56 sq.m. Commercial Unit at The Bull Ring Market Place, Wexford

Fantastic opportunity to acquire this commercial property located in the quaint and diverse Bullring Marketplace. Formerly occupied by Furlongs Family Butchers, the unit was used for food processing but would be suitable for many uses. It comprises an open plan floor area extending to c 39 sq.m. / 420 sq.ft. and a cold room / store room extending to c. 17 sq.m. / 183 sq.ft. There is also an overhead storage space with stira stairs access which extends to c. 6 sq.m. / 65 sq.ft. The unit has a tiled floor throughout and is equipped with a corner sink.

The marketplace was erected in the late 18th century. Local authorities plan to revamp the marketplace area. Some amendments include upgrading paving, upgrading street lighting, displaying public art and providing street furniture. The feature which is most likely to attract even more footfall to this bustling area will be the installation of a glass roof over the market buildings. This is an ideal opportunity to showcase your product or service.

Rent:  €10,000 p.a. (Exclusive)

Dimensions

Open Plan Area                     8.84m x 4.43m          With tiled floor

Store room/Cold room         4.27m x 3.87m          With tiled floor

Total Floor Area:  c. 56 sq.m. / 603 sq.ft.

LOCAL AUTHORITY RATES:           The Valuation office reference no. is 5008240. The Net annual Valuation (NAV) of this property is €16,380. The Annual Rate of Valuation (ARV) determined by the Wexford County Council in 2021 is €4,029.48.

‘Glena Ville’, Glena Terrace, Spawell Road, Wexford

Spawell Road is a highly sought-after address, within a short stroll of Wexford Town Centre.  Glena Terrace occupies a unique position overlooking Wexford Harbour and boasts exceptional coastal scenery from the upper floors.  Wexford Train & Bus Station is situated only a short stroll from the property and provides regular commuting services to and from Dublin, Waterford and other regional centres.  All amenities are close by from restaurants, supermarkets, boutiques and a host of other amenities in Wexford Town Centre.

This wonderful Victorian property offers spacious accommodation, set out over three floors.  In total there is in excess of 3,000 sq.ft. within this end-of-terrace, three-bay townhouse.  The property was built in 1892 and is one of a terrace of eight houses.  This property represents an important component of the late nineteenth century heritage of Wexford.  There are many period features including; the vibrant red brick with silver grey granite dressings.  Internally there is ornate floor tiles, period fireplaces, centre-pieces and decorative coving.  This is a listed property on the Record of Protected Structures in Wexford.  In recent times it has been occupied by a solicitor’s practice.

This property has much potential to be used either as a commercial office or indeed an elegant family home.  ‘Glena Ville’ offers one of the largest site on Glena Terrace.  There is an abundance of outside space and also a rear access.

Accommodation
Entrance Porch 1.80m x 1.35m Mosaic tiled floor.
Entrance Hallway 6.28m x 2.40m (max) Mosaic tiled floor.
Bedroom 1 5.84m x 4.77m Including en-suite.  Ornate ceiling coving.
Reception Room 5.36m x 4.27m With feature marble fireplace, ornate ceiling coving and centre piece.
Cloaks Cupboard off Entrance Hallway
Kitchen 6.34m x 3.46m With fitted wall and floor units.  Stainless steel sink unit.
Rear Hallway leading to:
Study 3.76m x 2.10m
Shower Room
Timber stairs to first floor Return
Hallway 7.16m x 0.90m
Bedroom 2 3.29m x 2.45m
Bedroom 3 2.67m x 2.54m
Bathroom 3.45m x 2.15m With w.c., w.h.b. and bath.
First Floor Proper
Main Reception Room 7.78m x 4.84m (ave) Currently sub-divided with shower room
Bedroom 4 5.22m x 4.67m Including en-suite.  Solid timber floor, feature ceiling coving.
Stairs to second floor
Bedroom 5 6.34m x 4.25m Including en-suite
Bedroom 6 5.49m x 4.10m
Office 2.93m x 2.80m

Services

Main water

Mains drainage

ESB

Telephone

Broadband

Outside

Extensive patio area

Large garden

Rear access

Water views

Legal:  Doyle Solicitors LLP,  Glena Terrace, Spawell Road, Wexford

The Glebe House, Kilscoran, Tagoat, Co. Wexford

Kehoe & Assoc. are delighted to introduce ‘The Glebe House’, Kilscoran to the open market, on a private treaty sale.  It is a superb country house offering peace and tranquillity set on approximately two acres, approximately 14km from Wexford town.

LOCATION:  Situated at Kilscoran, just outside Tagoat village.  This location is only 5 minutes’ drive from Rosslare Euro Port, close to Rosslare Strand, most accessible to the N25/N11 and only 20 minutes from the new M11 Motorway.  Local amenities at Rosslare Harbour include; supermarket, pharmacy, etc.  There is a pharmacy at Tagoat village.  The property is superbly located within an easy drive of some sublime sandy beaches.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:  ‘The Glebe House’ is a wonderful early Victorian country home.  It is set on a mature site extending to approximately 1.5 acres and includes a fully restored 2 bed granny flat and various out-buildings, all in this sylvan setting, adjacent to Kilscoran Church.  Build on an L-shaped plan, it is a 6 bay two-storey Church of Ireland glebe house.  Access is via a private tree-lined avenue, this imposing residence offers the perfect balance between privacy and accessibility.  You enter the house into a large reception hallway complete with decorative fireplace.  At ground floor level there are two reception rooms, games room, kitchen/dining room, utility room and a family bathroom.  An impressive timber staircase leads to first floor with 4 double bedrooms and 2 shower rooms adjacent.

GARDENS & GROUNDS:  Set within private grounds of approximately 1.5 acres in total.  The grounds are well presented and divided amongst the gardens, lawn and courtyard.  There is a stone-built coach house which has been completely restored and set out as a two bed self contained granny flat and suitable for a variety of uses.  There is also a large garage/workshop.

This property provides a rare opportunity to combine excellent accommodation, privacy and the accessibility of South County Wexford.

VIEWING:  To arrange a suitable viewing time contact Kehoe & Assoc. at 053 9144393 or email sales@kehoeproperty.com

MAIN HOUSE

Reception Hallway 5.88m x 3.73m With fireplace, solid timber floor, feature coving and centre piece.
Inner Hallway 6.50m x 1.71m With tiled floor
Living Room 5.72m x 3.87m Feature marble fireplace, solid timber floor.
Rear Hallway 8.29m x 1.51m With solid timber floor.
Sitting Room 5.05m x 4.18m Feature marble fireplace, timber floor, ceiling coving and centre piece.
Family Bathroom 4.51m x 2.75m With w.c., w.h.b., free-standing bath, feature stained glass window, solid timber floor.
Billiard Room/

Optional Formal Dining Room

5.68m x 5.47m Solid Fuel burning stove, slate floor, recessed ceiling spotlights.  Spiral staircase to:
Library Area 5.50m x 3.84m
Kitchen/Dining Room 6.94m x 4.24m Fitted kitchen – wall and floor units, island unit with granite worktop, Aga oil fired and electric cooker.  Slate floor,  French doors to enclosed outside dining area.
Timber Stairs to First Floor
Extensive Landing Area 9.32m x 2.00m (ave)
Bedroom 1 5.94m x 4.10m Solid timber floor, w.h.b. and Sliderobe wardrobe.  Sash windows and window shutters.
Bedroom 2 4.63m x 4.91m Solid timber floor, w.h.b., sash windows and shutters.
Bedroom 3 5.97m x 4.07m Feature cast iron fireplace, solid timber floor, w.h.b., sash windows and timber shutters.
Steps to First Floor Return
Bedroom 4 4.77m x 2.65m Fitted wardrobe.
Shower Room No. 1 3.82m x 2.12m With w.c., w.h.b., double shower, tiled floor and splashback.
Shower Room No. 2 3.30m x 1.14m With w.c., w.h.b., shower stall – mains shower.  Tiled floor and wall.
Total Floor Area: c. 340 sq.m. / 3,660 sq.ft.

STONE–BUILT COACH HOUSE – extending to c. 115 sq.m. / 1,238 sq.ft. – Presented in excellent order 

Accommodation
Entrance Hallway 5.49m x 1.40m
Open Plan Kitchen/Living/

Dining Room

6.75m x 4.98m With fitted kitchen, wall and floor units, solid fuel burning stove, slate floor.
Utility Room 4.28m x 2.11m With slate floor and door to outside.
Bedroom 1 5.38m (max) x 4.07m With solid timber floor.
En-Suite/Wet Room 2.75m x 2.70m With w.c., w.h.b., corner bath, tiled floor and half-wall.  Shower area adjacent.
Spiral Stairs to First Floor
Landing Area 2.73m x 2.50m
Bedroom 2 6.54m x 3.20m (ave)
En-Suite 2.62m x 1.94m W.C., built-in vanity unit with w.h.b., shower stall with Triton electric shower.

 

Total Floor Area: c. 115 sq.m. / 1,238 sq.ft.
Large Garage/

Workshop

14.00m x 6.00m (approx.)
 

Enclosed courtyard adjacent to coach house

Services

OFCH

Septic tank.

Mains water.

ESB.

Outside

Enclosed walled-in patio

Barbeque area to rear.

Raised patio area.

Built-in  Pizza Oven

Coach house/self-contained 2 bed unit

Garage (14m  x 6m) – approx..

Private tree-lined avenue

Dual access with secondary rear private avenue

Extensive gardens with many mature trees and shrubs.

‘Sammys’, John Sinnott’s Public House, Duncormick, Co. Wexford

FOR SALE BY ONLINE AUCTION ON THURSDAY 25TH NOVEMBER AT 12 NOON – Disclosed Reserve:  €165,000.

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The subject property is situated at Duncormick Village in South County Wexford.  Duncormick Village is situated on the R736 regional road, which links Wellingtonbridge to Bridgetown/Baldwinstown and the general Kilmore area.   This location is approximately 20km south-west of Wexford Town, 9km south-east of Bridgetown Village, 27km from Rosslare Europort and approximately 2 hours driving distance from Dublin.  The subject property is situated in the heart of Duncormick Village

The subject property comprises a renowned licensed premises known as Sinnott’s Public House, together with accommodation at first floor level.  This is an olde-worlde public house which oozes genuine charm.  It has been a much loved ‘watering-hole’ for many generations in South County Wexford.  In total the property extends to c. 154 sq.m. / 1,657 sq.ft.

To the rear there is a series of agricultural outbuildings.  The site in total extends to c. 2.7 acres.  We do not know the approximate construction date of the subject property, however we estimate it to be in the region of 200 years old.  We have been informed that this is a protected structure and there it is BER exempt.  The main bar extends to 6.97m x 4.56m with a small lounge to the rear and a ‘card-room’ adjacent.  There are ancillary stores and ladies & gents w.c.’s.

To the rear the outbuildings include a three-span hayshed, cattle shed with is rendered with galvanised sheeting.  There are various stone-built out offices and a concrete yard.  There is a small picturesque lake included in the 2.7 acres.

Accommodation
Bar Area
Lounge
Ladies & Gents W.C.’s 3.13m x 2.39m
Rear Hallway
Store
Card Room
Timber stairs to first floor
Room 1
Room 2
Bathroom
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Total Floor Area c. 154 sq. m / 1,657 sq. ft. 

Services

Mains water

ESB

Telephone

Outside

c. 2.7 acres

Various sheds & stores.

Stone-built out offices

Feature lake

Extensive street frontage

LEGAL:  Doyles Solicitors, Glena Terrace, 7 Spawell Road, Wexford.  Tel:  053 9123077