Former Presbyterian Church & House
Millpark Road
Enniscorthy
Co. Wexford.
Y21 XE97

A once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a Church and house situated in the heart of Enniscorthy town.

The Presbyterian Church was built in 1866 and was an important component of the mid nineteenth-century heritage of Enniscorthy town and forming part of every day life in the town up until recent times. The building itself is in good order built with a granite ashlar wall to entrance (east) front on cut-granite plinth with rusticated cut-granite pilasters to corners. Internally you enter into a worship area with kitchen and WC to the rear while you walk up the beautiful-rounded staircase to the balcony area overlooking the worship area.

The dwelling house has only recently undergone extensive refurbishment standing at 158.5sq. m approx. and offers generous accommodation, briefly comprising of entrance hallway, sitting room, a kitchen/dining room, living room, office, utility, guest WC and a garage on the ground floor. A staircase raises to the first floor which comprises a family bathroom and three bedrooms including the master bedroom which has an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. The property has an abundance of character and huge potential with off street parking while there is a beautiful iron railing to the front along with road.

The properties are approx. 100 metres from the Bank of Ireland the Post Office while is approx. a 5 minute walk to the heart of the town.

This is certainly a opportunity not to be missed.

Detached three bedroom dwelling 1706 sq ft, Church building 1513 sq ft
Town centre Location .
Walking distance of all amenities.

Church  
Main Floor Area  
Porch 1.38m x 6.93m 
Main Church 13.60m x 6.93m 
Kitchen 4.61m x 3.18m at widest point 
Guest WC 1.30m x 1.45m 
Main House  
Entrance Porch 1.55m x 2.30m 
Hallway 2.36m x 2.28m at widest point 
Sitting Room 6.33m x 3.30m 
Living Room 3.46m x 3.25m 
Kitchen/Dining Room 2.70m x 4.65m at widest point, laminate wood flooring, fitted kitchen units, electric oven and hob, fridge freezer
Utility Room 2.80m x 5.84m at widest point laminate wood flooring, in-built storage units, plumbed for washing machine and dryer
WC 1.01m x 1.99m laminate wood flooring, WC, wash hand basin
Office/Study 5.15m x 3.28m laminate wood flooring, in-built shelving
Garage 3.68m x 2.44m 
First Floor  
Landing 4.42m x 2.25m at widest point 
Master Bedroom 4.34m x 3.30m 
Walk in wardrobe 1.84m x 1.47m 
En-suite 1.84m x 1.70m tile flooring and walls, shower, WC, wash hand basin
Bedroom 1 2.76m x 3.57m 
Bedroom 2 3.45m x 3.26m at widest point 
Bathroom 1.81m x 2.66m at widest point tile flooring and walls, bath, WC, wash hand basin

BER: C2
BER Number: 106436132
Energy Performance Indicator: 185.58 kWh/m²/yr

Enniscorthy (Irish: Inis Córthaidh) is the second-largest town in County Wexford. At the 2011 census, the population of the town and environs was 9,538. Enniscorthy has a railway station on the Dublin–Rosslare line. There is a bus stop at Templeshannon with connections to Waterford, Dublin, and other cities. It has four second-level schools, and a number of primary schools.

Enniscorthy is situated by the River Slaney. There is a swimming pool/recreation centre, several sports grounds including a rugby club and GAA club and several hotels including the four star Riverside Park Hotel. Surrounding the town, there is an 18-hole golf course, several pitch and putts, freshwater fishing, and a five-star spa. The town also boasts several historical sites and museums, as well as a number of local festivals.