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mySherryFitz
Asking Price
€440,000
€440,000
4 beds
2 baths
180 sqm
0.5 Acres
Annagh
Corrigeenroe
Boyle
Co. Roscommon
F52 YW72
Description
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A most distinctive and characterful cut stone residence, which has been sensitively, with great skill and craftmanship, converted & restored from its original purpose to a wonderful private home. The result is a most charming residence, brimming with period features and architectural flourishes, and enjoying a much sought after location equidistant to Corrigeenroe and Knockvicar and adjacent to the majestic Lough Key.
Featuring superb, natural stone masonry to all facades, this home enjoys a private cul-de-sac setting surrounded by woodland and situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and outdoor amenities and activities.
A most distinctive and characterful cut stone residence, which has been sensitively, with great skill and craftmanship, converted & restored from its original purpose to a wonderful private home. The result is a most charming residence, brimming with period features and architectural flourishes, and enjoying a much sought after location equidistant to Corrigeenroe and Knockvicar and adjacent to the majestic Lough Key.
Featuring superb, natural stone masonry to all facades, this home enjoys a private cul-de-sac setting surrounded by woodland and situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and outdoor amenities and activities.
Rooms
Entrance porch
2.36 x 1.81m with flagstone floor, beamed ceiling, period window and Velux roof light, mahogany entrance door and original oak inner door and ironmongery
Kitchen/Dining Room 16.50m x 5.30m Open plan living, dining, kitchen area featuring white oak flooring with a lovely patina, original stone surround windows and entrance porch. Handcrafted filled kitchen units with granite worktops and breakfast bar, Rayburn oil fired cooker, dishwasher, Bosch fridge freezer. Solid fuel stove on granite plinth with steel flue, book shelves, track lighting, feature stone brackets. Underfloor heating to this area.
Utility Room 2.34m x 2.11m Tiled floor, vaulted ceiling and period window, track lighting, newly installed Grant Indoor oil burner, hardwood external door with glazed panel, original inner door. Handcrafted hardwood stairwell to first floor.
Landing area 18.43m² white oak flooring, original vaulted ceiling features, radiators x2, Velux roof lights x4
Bedroom 1 5.48m x 2.72m with vaulted ceiling and oak flooring, radiators x2, good natural light from Velux roof light and two windows
Bedroom 2 3.22m x 2.70m Built in wardrobes, Velux roof light, oak flooring, radiator, stairs to loft sleeping area (2.83m x 1.97m; sq ft x sq ft) with Velux roof light
Bathroom 2.68m x 2.44m oak wood flooring, wood panelling, bath with rain shower overhead, Velux roof light, downlighters, vanity basin with granite surround and undercabinet, wc and whb
Bedroom 3 3.13m x2.74m oak flooring, built in wardrobe, Velux roof light, radiator, stairs to overhead loft sleeping area (2.78m x 2m; sq ft x sq ft) with Velux roof light
Jack and Jill bathroom 3.77m x 2m with dressing room area and built in wardrobe, ceramic floor tiling, shower enclose with rain shower, wc and whb, fixed wall mirror and shaver light, downlighters, radiator
Bedroom 4 5.48m x 2.59m oak wood flooring, windows x2, radiators x2, Velux roof lights, track lighting, built in wardrobes, vaulted ceiling feature
OFCH, Solid fuel stove, Oil fired Rayburn cooker
Large wooden shed 8.42m x 5.52m with metal roof and ramp entrance, raised marine plywood floor, windows x4, electric power, double doors, and side doors x2.
External Extensive tarmac parking apron with dual vehicular access and lawns, mature wooded setting, totalling circa 0.5 acres. Open lean-to shed 9.12m x 2.12m Water tap Exterior lighting
History Kilbryan Church of Ireland was consecrated in 1856 with its church bell supplied by Thomas Hodges, Founder, of Abbey St., Dublin. An exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a home of much character and history.
Kitchen/Dining Room 16.50m x 5.30m Open plan living, dining, kitchen area featuring white oak flooring with a lovely patina, original stone surround windows and entrance porch. Handcrafted filled kitchen units with granite worktops and breakfast bar, Rayburn oil fired cooker, dishwasher, Bosch fridge freezer. Solid fuel stove on granite plinth with steel flue, book shelves, track lighting, feature stone brackets. Underfloor heating to this area.
Utility Room 2.34m x 2.11m Tiled floor, vaulted ceiling and period window, track lighting, newly installed Grant Indoor oil burner, hardwood external door with glazed panel, original inner door. Handcrafted hardwood stairwell to first floor.
Landing area 18.43m² white oak flooring, original vaulted ceiling features, radiators x2, Velux roof lights x4
Bedroom 1 5.48m x 2.72m with vaulted ceiling and oak flooring, radiators x2, good natural light from Velux roof light and two windows
Bedroom 2 3.22m x 2.70m Built in wardrobes, Velux roof light, oak flooring, radiator, stairs to loft sleeping area (2.83m x 1.97m; sq ft x sq ft) with Velux roof light
Bathroom 2.68m x 2.44m oak wood flooring, wood panelling, bath with rain shower overhead, Velux roof light, downlighters, vanity basin with granite surround and undercabinet, wc and whb
Bedroom 3 3.13m x2.74m oak flooring, built in wardrobe, Velux roof light, radiator, stairs to overhead loft sleeping area (2.78m x 2m; sq ft x sq ft) with Velux roof light
Jack and Jill bathroom 3.77m x 2m with dressing room area and built in wardrobe, ceramic floor tiling, shower enclose with rain shower, wc and whb, fixed wall mirror and shaver light, downlighters, radiator
Bedroom 4 5.48m x 2.59m oak wood flooring, windows x2, radiators x2, Velux roof lights, track lighting, built in wardrobes, vaulted ceiling feature
OFCH, Solid fuel stove, Oil fired Rayburn cooker
Large wooden shed 8.42m x 5.52m with metal roof and ramp entrance, raised marine plywood floor, windows x4, electric power, double doors, and side doors x2.
External Extensive tarmac parking apron with dual vehicular access and lawns, mature wooded setting, totalling circa 0.5 acres. Open lean-to shed 9.12m x 2.12m Water tap Exterior lighting
History Kilbryan Church of Ireland was consecrated in 1856 with its church bell supplied by Thomas Hodges, Founder, of Abbey St., Dublin. An exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a home of much character and history.
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BER Number: 116627506
Energy Performance Indicator: 406.21
BER Number: 116627506
Energy Performance Indicator: 406.21
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