Fairview House
Shraud
Kildare Town
Co. Kildare
R51 VR80

On a prime corner site fronting onto two roads, this fine detached period style property boasts an attractive stone faced exterior, a walled in secure yard/garden area to rear with generous vehicular access and spacious rooms internally. Requiring internal re-decoration and upgrading, it offers the promise of being a fine family home or indeed a property to suit a host of alternative uses, subject to securing relevant planning permission if necessary

Stone faced exterior.
Walled in yard/garden.
On-site parking.
Gas heating.

Enterance Hall 5.1x1.9, 1.0 x1.0 Tiled floor. Ladies and Gents toilets off.
Reception Room 1 4.853 x 2.729 Ornate coving. Doors to Hallway.
Reception Room 2 5.412 x 2.174 Ornate coving. Doors to Hallway.
Kitchen 5.422 x 2.181 floor and wall units. Counter. Tiled floor. Gas burner. Door to enclosed yard.
1st. Floor 12.640 x 2.369 (Could be divided into a number of rooms). Open plan. Wooden floor. Gallery railing. Coving.
Entrance Hall 5.1x1.9, 1.0 x1.0 Tiled floor. Ladies and Gents toilets off.

BER: D2
BER Number: 800893315
Energy Performance Indicator: 448.56

Kildare Town dates from the 5th century when it was the site of the original Church of the Oak and monastery founded by St. Brigid. This became one of the three most important Christian foundations in Celtic Ireland. The Curragh plains lie nearby. Flat and green for many square miles, it is easily accessed from the road and it is a popular place for the locals and visitors alike.

Today, Kildare Town is regarded as the capital of Ireland's bloodstock industry. There are numerous riding schools as well as the famous Curragh Racecourse. Kildare's major attractions include The Irish National Stud and Horse Museum, The Japanese Gardens and Visitor Centre and St. Brigid's Cathedral and Round Tower (8th century).