Railway House
Dunbrody
Campile
Co. Wexford
Y34 TY00

Rarely does a property with such potential come to the market, this is a detached 4 bedroomed cottage which is simply oozing charm and character. Although in need of complete renovation the property has been loved in the past and is ripe for some TLC again. Tucked away off the main road with stunning views of Dunbrody Abbey this property is one not to be missed.
The property is sold as seen and may require significant renovation. Buyers are advised to conduct thorough inspections and obtain necessary approvals for any renovations or extensions.
The accommodation comprises a living room off which all the accommodation is accessed. To the right there is a shower room and bedroom, to the rear there is a kitchen, dining room and bedroom. Upstairs there are two further bedrooms. The property has double glazed windows throughout and oil fired central heating.
The property is situated within meters of Dunbrody Abbey Visitor Centre, an 8 minute drive from Duncannon beach, 4 minutes from the nearest village of Campile and within a short drive to the scenic area of the John F Kennedy Arboretum.
One not to be missed.

Simply oozing potential detached Railway Cottage
Treble glazed windows
Plumbed for Oil fired central heating
Stunning countryside views
Close to a host of amenities

Living Room 3.91m x 3.79m Dual aspect room, stairs to upper floor, fireplace with brick surround and solid fuel stove
Inner hallway 2.52m x 2.37m 
Room 1 2.87m x 2.37m Window to front
Shower Room 2.23m x 1.86m Corner shower unit, pedestal wash hand basin, wc
Kitchen 2.62m x 2.18m Window to front, stainless steel sink unit, fitted presses
Dining Room 3.94m x 3.32m Window to rear, door to
Room 2 3.33m x 2.43m Window to side
Upstairs  
Room 3 3.93m x 2.36m Window to front
Room 4 3.53m x 3.10 Window to side
Coal Shed 2.95m x 2.76m 
Shed 3.56m x 2.97m 
Boiler House 2.29m x 1.97m 

BER: G
BER Number: 116448093
Energy Performance Indicator: 520.59 kWh/m²/yr

Campile (Irish; Ceann Poill) is a small village situated in the south of County Wexford, nine miles (14 km) outside the town of New Ross. Nearby are the ruins of an old Cistercian abbey of Dunbrody, which act as an attractive and unique landmark in the otherwise verdant landscape.