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Asking Price
€69,500 Sale Agreed
€69,500 Sale Agreed
2 beds
55 sqm
1 Acres
Abbeyderg
Kenagh
Co. Longford
N39VF60
Description
2 Bedroom ‘beehive’ cottage of c. 55 sqm on a site of c. 1 acre, in need of refurbishment in a quiet rural area c. 4 km from Keenagh village.
The cottage had been refurbished at one stage with double glazed windows, modern wiring and plumbing and an oil fired heating system. There are some lovely features with exposed brick and stone walls and vintage fireplaces. However the house has been vacant for some time and is in need of refurbishment.
Entering the house there is a living room with a stone open fireplace surrounded by exposed brickwork. Off this room is a kitchen with built in units a wood panelled ceiling and exposed brick wall with a fireplace. There is a there is a partially tiled shower room.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms both with small fireplaces also.
Attached to the rear of the house there is a small shed. The house is situated in the corner of a large site of 1 acre that has a separate access gate and may have future site potential with a total of 70 meters frontage.
Location
The cottage is in a quiet rural area just 4 km from Kenagh Village and the R397 Athlone Road. Longford town is 12km north of the cottage. Well known local pub Kearney’s Bar is 10 mins walk away.
Abbeyderg is known for ruins of the 13th century Augustinian monastery and graveyard. It was the final resting place of Maiolin O'Mulgonry, who has been described as Chief Ollamh and poet of Ireland. The Abbey remained in existence until 1540 when it, along with four other monasteries in the Annaly region, was surrendered to Henry VIII. The monastery was destroyed in 1567, though some of the structure remains preserved. The priory is surrounded by a graveyard with the majority of the headstones dating from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Directions
Eircode: N39 VF60
GPS: 53.6379, -7.7951
The cottage had been refurbished at one stage with double glazed windows, modern wiring and plumbing and an oil fired heating system. There are some lovely features with exposed brick and stone walls and vintage fireplaces. However the house has been vacant for some time and is in need of refurbishment.
Entering the house there is a living room with a stone open fireplace surrounded by exposed brickwork. Off this room is a kitchen with built in units a wood panelled ceiling and exposed brick wall with a fireplace. There is a there is a partially tiled shower room.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms both with small fireplaces also.
Attached to the rear of the house there is a small shed. The house is situated in the corner of a large site of 1 acre that has a separate access gate and may have future site potential with a total of 70 meters frontage.
Location
The cottage is in a quiet rural area just 4 km from Kenagh Village and the R397 Athlone Road. Longford town is 12km north of the cottage. Well known local pub Kearney’s Bar is 10 mins walk away.
Abbeyderg is known for ruins of the 13th century Augustinian monastery and graveyard. It was the final resting place of Maiolin O'Mulgonry, who has been described as Chief Ollamh and poet of Ireland. The Abbey remained in existence until 1540 when it, along with four other monasteries in the Annaly region, was surrendered to Henry VIII. The monastery was destroyed in 1567, though some of the structure remains preserved. The priory is surrounded by a graveyard with the majority of the headstones dating from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Directions
Eircode: N39 VF60
GPS: 53.6379, -7.7951
Features
We understand there is Mains Water and Septic tank,
Double glazed windows.
There is fibre broadband now available through the National Broadband Ireland.
Double glazed windows.
There is fibre broadband now available through the National Broadband Ireland.
BER Information
BER:
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BER Number: 116204694
Energy Performance Indicator: 644.8
BER Number: 116204694
Energy Performance Indicator: 644.8
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