House for Sale in Leitrim: 5-Bed Victorian on Lough Rynn

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Rinn, Co. Leitrim, N41 VX44, Lough Rinn, County Leitrim, Ireland, Leitrim (Ireland)

5 Bedrooms · 4 Bathrooms · 265m² Floor area

€485,000

House

No parking

5 Bedrooms

4 Bathrooms

265m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

This five-bedroom Victorian house for sale in Leitrim sits on the historic Lough Rynn Estate, a short walk from Lough Rynn Castle.

Willow Lodge dates from around 1890 and stands on Lords Avenue, a tree-lined drive inside the estate. It has 265 m² of living space, five bedrooms, four bathrooms and private gardens on a plot of 3,490 m². The ground and first floors are in good order. The top floor is a project, and we say so plainly below.

The House: Double-Height Hall and Period Rooms



The front door opens into a hall that rises through two storeys, with a gallery landing on the first floor looking down into it. Cast-iron radiators and other period details have been kept, so the house still feels like a Victorian home rather than a renovation.

On the ground floor there are several reception rooms. You get a formal sitting room, a second dining area, the Blue Room with its French-inspired touches, and a snug with a traditional range cooker. The country-style kitchen has a separate walk-in larder and plenty of storage. Next to it, the dining area has French doors onto the private rear garden, which makes it an easy place to eat in summer with the doors open.

Upstairs, four bedrooms lead off the gallery. The principal suite has a walk-in wardrobe, a separate dressing or storage room, an ensuite bathroom and a large balcony over the mature estate grounds. A second double bedroom has its own ensuite, and the family bathroom has a freestanding cast-iron bath. The gallery itself is wide enough to work as a library, a home office or a reading corner.

The Second Floor: What Still Needs Doing



The top floor holds a bedroom, a shower room, storage areas and a light-filled studio or snug with a full-height bay window facing Lords Avenue. It currently has no heating or plumbing connections, so it needs works before anyone can use it. Any reconfiguration would be subject to the usual approvals.

For the right buyer that is useful room to grow. Guest accommodation, a studio, an office or a suite for visiting family are all possible. Get a builder's quote early so you can set the cost against the price.

Living on the Lough Rynn Estate



The house is surrounded by mature woodland, lakeside walks and landscaped grounds. Lough Rynn Castle, with its hotel and spa, is a short stroll away, so a drink or a spa afternoon needs no car. Beyond the estate this is quiet County Leitrim, one of the least crowded counties in Ireland. Expect mild, damp weather and green views.

Getting There: Mohill, Carrick-on-Shannon and Dublin



Mohill is only minutes away for shops and everyday errands. Carrick-on-Shannon, the busy town on the River Shannon, is about 15 minutes by car. Dublin is about 90 minutes away via the N4, and Dublin Airport is the main gateway for buyers flying in from abroad.

Buying a Second Home in Ireland



A 265 m² Victorian house needs looking after. Heating an older home through an Irish winter is a real running cost, and a house this size is easier to keep in good order if someone checks on it while you are away. As a second home in Ireland or a holiday home in Leitrim, it suits owners who want space for family and friends and a few quiet weeks each year in the countryside. If you plan to let it, ask a local solicitor about the rules first. Viewings go through the selling agent by appointment.

Key Features



- Victorian detached house, built circa 1890
- 265 m² of living space (about 2,853 sq. ft.)
- 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- Plot of 3,490 m² with private rear gardens
- Double-height entrance hall and gallery landing
- Country-style kitchen with walk-in larder
- Snug with traditional range cooker
- Principal suite with walk-in wardrobe, dressing room, ensuite and balcony
- Freestanding cast-iron bath in the family bathroom
- Second-floor studio with full-height bay window
- Second floor needs works, with no heating or plumbing connected
- Lords Avenue, within the Lough Rynn Estate

Frequently Asked Questions



Is the house ready to move into?
The ground and first floors are in good condition and fully usable. Only the second floor needs works, because it has no heating or plumbing connections yet.

How far is Willow Lodge from Dublin?
About 90 minutes by car via the N4. Carrick-on-Shannon is about 15 minutes away and Mohill only minutes.

Could the second floor become guest accommodation?
It already has a bedroom, a shower room, storage and a studio space, so the layout is there. You would need to add heating and plumbing, and any reconfiguration would be subject to approvals.

Want to see this house for sale in Leitrim in person? Contact Homestra to arrange a viewing of Willow Lodge.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
5
Size
265m²
Price per m²
€1,830
Garden size
3490m²
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
4
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
House
Energy label

Unknown

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Welcome to a truly enchanting bungalow located in the charming Kilboderry neighborhood of Carrick-On-Shannon, Ireland. Positioned in the quintessentially Irish landscape, this impressive six-bedroom residence is an ideal choice for families and those looking to immerse themselves in the rich local culture. The home, a perfect blend of robust construction and welcoming design, spans 154 square meters and is offered at an attractive price of €399,000. The property rests on a magnificent site of over an acre, providing a unique combination of privacy and accessibility, being close to the town while still offering the tranquility of countryside living. Before we dive into the finer details of this inviting home, let’s paint a picture of what living in Carrick-On-Shannon is truly like. Carrick-On-Shannon, a town synonymous with breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture, is nestled along the banks of the River Shannon. Known for its lively festivals, welcoming locals, and stunning sceneries, it’s a place that warmly embraces both newcomers and long-time residents alike. Expats and overseas buyers can expect to integrate seamlessly into the friendly community, enjoying the festivals, markets, and arts that Carrick regularly hosts. Leisure activities are abundant, ranging from boating on the river to exploring the verdant landscapes. The climate here in Carrick-On-Shannon offers a gentle blend of all seasons. Mild summers, characterized by lush greenery and pleasant breezes, make for ideal mornings in the local cafes or evenings on the riverfront promenades. Winters, meanwhile, are moderate, and the occasional snowfall can make this picturesque town even more enchanting, adding to the cozy allure of its homes. Now, on to t ... click here to read more

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Nestled in Attirory, Carrick On Shannon, Ireland, at 6 Caldragh Crescent, this captivating five-bedroom country home presents an exciting opportunity not to be missed. It offers ample space, prominent features, and is located in a revered, family-friendly neighborhood in the heart of Carrick. Dominated by a vast and scenic landscape, Carrick On Shannon offers a rich variety of recreational and leisure amenities including golfing, boating and rowing, all against the backdrop of the stunning Shannon River. The city's vibrant cultural scene offers a range of art galleries, theaters and music festivals, offering a balance between rural tranquility and active lifestyle. Being the smallest county town in Ireland, Carrick On Shannon enjoys a temperate maritime climate, where winters are milder and summers are cooler than the inland. With average maximum temperatures hovering around 20 degrees Celsius in the peak summer months and rarely dropping below zero in winter, the weather is neither too harsh nor too hot, making it an attractive destination all year round. The spaciousness of this residence is immediately apparent upon entering. The welcoming outer foyer leads you to the expansive central hall that bridges the gap between formal and intimate spaces within the home. The kitchen-dining area comes equipped with fitted kitchen units offering plenty of storage space while overlooking the serene enclosed rear garden. It is adjoined by a large utility area, facilitating all your laundry needs. Property features: - Five bedrooms, each with solid wood floors - Two of the bedrooms boast large sections of built-in wardrobes - The central bedroom with an arched top window can double as an ideal home office - Three fully tile ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the serene neighborhood of Attirory, Carrick On Shannon, Ireland, this detached house boasts an expansive layout perfect for families or those seeking ample space. With a footprint of 140 square meters, the residence features five well-sized bedrooms and three bathrooms, making it an ideal sanctuary for both comfort and privacy. The house is set in 7 Caldragh Crescent, a prestigious area known for its tranquility and family-friendly environment. The cul-de-sac positioning of the property ensures minimal traffic, providing a safe play area for children and a peaceful living space for adults. The local community is both welcoming and vibrant, fostering a sense of belonging and easy integration for those relocating, especially overseas buyers and expats. Upon entering the property, you are met with a generously sized entrance porch leading to a spacious hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the home. The ground floor hosts two living areas, each featuring a fireplace, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. These spaces are ideal for family gatherings or quiet evenings at home. The kitchen and dining area, which overlook the sprawling rear garden, are perfect for family meals and entertaining guests, complete with modern fittings and ample storage space. On the upper floor, the five bedrooms are well-distributed, offering substantial wardrobe space and solid wood flooring. The master bedroom enjoys the luxury of an ensuite bathroom, providing added convenience and privacy. The large windows in each room fill the space with natural light and offer views of the surrounding greenery. Living in Carrick On Shannon is a delightful experience, combining the charm of rural Ireland with the conveniences of moder ... click here to read more

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Greetings, future homeowners! Let's embark on an exciting journey to explore a quaint country cottage tucked away in the serene landscapes of Finisklin, Kilclare, Carrick-on-Shannon. As a busy real estate agent with a passion for connecting people to their ideal havens, I’m thrilled to introduce this unique property to those looking to soak up the rustic charm of Ireland's countryside. Nestled on a sprawling 10.4 acre plot, this cottage is a true gem looking for the right buyer to restore it to its glory. With a single bedroom and a bathroom, the cottage is an intimate setting for those seeking solitude or a new adventure. Its 41 square meters provide the foundational canvas for you to personalize to your own taste and imagination. The cottage promises an experience of peaceful countryside living, embracing the slower pace of life that is cherished in this part of the world. Living in Kilclare strikes a harmonious balance between tranquility and connection. Just a short 7 km journey will bring you to Carrick-on-Shannon, a bustling town rich with culture and friendly locals who are always ready with a warm greeting. Carrick-on-Shannon is known not only for its picturesque views along the River Shannon but also for its vibrant arts scene and delightful local markets perfect for picking up fresh produce and artisanal goods. The area frequently hosts music festivals and community events, lending a lively atmosphere to this idyllic setting. For those eyeing this property as a potential fixer-upper, you will be enchanted by the prospect of transforming this cottage into your dream countryside retreat. The property itself might benefit from some loving restoration, with opportunities to perhaps open up the existing living sp ... click here to read more

Finisklin, Kilclare, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim, N41X6C9

In the quaint town of Drumshanbo, nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Ireland, awaits a delightful family home that could become your next investment or place of abode. Located at 9 Allenbrooke, this charming four-bedroom detached house is perched at the edge of a lush green communal area, offering both privacy and a connection to the surrounding community. Encouraging both outdoor and indoor living, this inviting home comes with its own unique story to tell. The town of Drumshanbo itself is a picture of tranquility, an ideal spot for those looking to immerse themselves in the Irish lifestyle. With a harmonious blend of nature and community amenities, this area promises a comfortable and fulfilling life. For those with families, the local education facilities include a well-regarded secondary school and a national school, ensuring quality educational opportunities nearby. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy various sporting clubs, while explorers can indulge in the natural beauty of Acres Lake and its outdoor swimming pool, perfect for sunny afternoons. Moving into the home itself, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hall, adorned with a vertical window peering out over the communal green. The porcelain tiled floors promise durability and style, whilst an under-stair closet adds practicality to the welcoming foyer. As you enter the sitting room, you are met with an expansive area bathed in light from its south-facing corner window, featuring a Stanley solid fuel stove that not only charms the eye but also connects seamlessly to the heating system, keeping the home cozy during those chilly winters. Whether you're hosting family or enjoying some quiet reading time, this room is designed to cater to both moods. Transitio ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the serene countryside of Keshcarrigan, Kilclare House offers a tranquil retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and settle into a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by nature. This five-bedroom detached house, set on approximately 0.89 acres of land, provides ample room and facilities for a comfortable and spacious family residence. Property Features: - Five spacious double bedrooms - Four bathrooms, three of which are ensuite - Large open-plan kitchen and dining area conducive for family gatherings and entertaining - Separate utility room adding convenience - Large living area with solid fuel stove, perfect for cozy evenings - Extensive grounds including a sizeable detached garage for extra storage - Efficient oil-fired central heating system - Septic tank and mains services for reliable utilities - Convenient side and rear parking including a gated entrance for security The house itself, while in good condition and immediately inhabitable, allows room for enhancements to personalize your new home or potentially increase its value through renovations. Each room offers a generous size facilitating both privacy and personal space essential for large families or hosting guests. Living in Kilclare: Living in Kilclare brings the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. Located opposite Lock 9 on the picturesque Shannon Erne Waterway, the home provides spectacular views and immediate access to scenic walks and nature trails. These include the renowned Sheemore and Blueway walks leading to Leitrim Village, making it a delight for nature enthusiasts. A short drive from the home, the vibrant town of Carrick-On-Shannon is bustling with shops, restaurants, and cultural events. It ca ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of the quaint village of Drumsna, Ireland, this charming four-bedroom bungalow at 5 Oak Meadows is perfect for those looking to enjoy the serene lifestyle of the Irish countryside while staying connected to modern conveniences. Positioned in a picturesque spot within the village, this property stands out due to its well-maintained condition and practical layout. Drumsna, located along the Shannonside, is known for its beautiful landscapes and close-knit community, making it an ideal destination for overseas buyers and expats seeking a peaceful retreat. The bungalow itself is move-in ready, having been kept in great shape to welcome its new owners without the immediate need for renovation. Let's take a closer look at what awaits you on this property. From the moment you enter the spacious entrance hall, featuring elegant cream tiling and plenty of storage, you are greeted with a sense of openness and warmth. Just off the hallway, you will find a cozy living room, inviting you to relax by the solid fuel stove, the heart of this comfortable space. With views of the open green area from its windows, it's the perfect spot to unwind after a long day. One of the key highlights of this home is the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. Running from the front to the back of the house, this space is designed for family gatherings and entertaining friends, making it a central hub of activity. The fitted kitchen boasts modern amenities, including a granite worktop and integrated dishwasher, while large patio doors lead out to the rear garden, enhancing the indoor-outdoor flow. Additional features: - 4 large bedrooms - 3 bathrooms including 2 ensuite - Open-plan kitchen/dining/living area - Doub ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of Ireland's lush countryside, this 3-bedroom cottage in Lavagh, Drumsna, Co. Leitrim, offers a unique opportunity for those with a vision to create their dream home. Priced at an attractive €39,500, this property is a canvas waiting for your personal touch, set against the backdrop of rolling green fields and the tranquil beauty of rural Ireland. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, with the morning mist slowly lifting to reveal the stunning vistas of the Leitrim landscape. This is a place where time seems to slow down, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Yet, you're never too far from the vibrant town of Carrick-on-Shannon, just a short drive away, where you can enjoy a lively atmosphere, excellent amenities, and a scenic riverside setting. A Story of Potential and Possibility This cottage, while in need of complete renovation, holds the promise of becoming a bespoke rural retreat. With three rooms and a single-storey layout typical of traditional Irish cottages, the property offers a blank slate for modern living. The structure's simplicity is its charm, allowing you to reimagine the space to suit your lifestyle needs. Eligible for Vacant Property Refurbishment Grants of up to €70,000, this property provides a substantial financial incentive to undertake a full renovation. These grants can cover a wide range of refurbishment works, from structural repairs to modern amenities, making the restoration process more accessible and affordable. Living in Lavagh, Drumsna Life in Lavagh is about embracing the outdoors and enjoying the simple pleasures of rural living. The half-acre plot surrounding the cottage offers ample room for landscaping, gardening, ... click here to read more

Lavagh, Drumsna, Co. Leitrim - Main view

Nestled in the tranquil Irish countryside, discover a charming 2-bedroom cottage for sale in Lislea, Arigna, Carrick-On-Shannon, Ireland. This quaint abode, partially renovated, presents a fantastic opportunity to create your personalized Irish retreat with an estimated size of 110 sqm. Positioned not too far from the friendly local community of Arigna and a brief drive from the bustling town of Drumshanbo, you'll love the rural serenity without having to sacrifice access to necessary conveniences. The property is set within an expansive c. 0.69 acres of land. From here, take in the breathtaking views overlooking the Arigna Valley and the imposing Kilronan Mountain, offering an enviable sense of tranquility and connection to nature. This cottage's charm lies partially in its potential. Partial renovations have been undertaken, and the house is primed and ready for you to impart your vision and add those personal finishing touches. Here you'll find a foundation of skimmed plaster walls and first fix electrics and plumbing, alongside PVC double-glazed windows and a reliable slate roof for a warm, waterproof interior. It's a fixer-upper, certainly, but with considerable potential. Come inside to a host of welcoming and expandable spaces. The property offers: - Entrance Porch (1.17m x 0.85m) with timber front door - Living Room (4.47m x 3.62m) featuring a fire opening, plastered walls, and a solid concrete floor - Kitchen (3.11m x 2.01m) with a concrete floor and plastered walls - Bedroom 1 (4.49m x 3.20m) integrating concrete floors, plastered walls, and two windows to let in natural light - Bedroom 2 (2.49m x 2.38m) with concrete flooring and a window - Shower Room (2.35m x 1.26m) provisioned for installation of a WC, ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque countryside, this delightful 3-bedroom cottage at Cloongreaghan, Cootehall, Co. Roscommon, is a unique find for those looking to immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of rural Ireland. Covering roughly 1.2 acres, this property is spacious enough for those who dream of owning a piece of the countryside. It's an excellent pick for international buyers or expats eager to experience the laid-back lifestyle Ireland is known for. The village of Cootehall, lying just outside the cottage, is a peaceful riverside hamlet that offers an authentic slice of Irish village life. Cootehall's proximity to the bustling towns of Boyle and Carrick on Shannon ensures you'll never feel too isolated. Boyle, famous for its cultural heritage and natural beauty, is a short drive away. You can enjoy scenic walks at Lough Key Forest Park or delve into the historical ruins of Boyle Abbey. Meanwhile, Carrick on Shannon is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, lined with galleries and theaters, ensuring a varied lifestyle choice. Let's take a stroll inside the cottage. The entrance porch welcomes you with its laminate flooring, prepping you for the cozy ambiance waiting within. The heart of the home, the sitting room, is blessed with timber flooring and an open fireplace that still holds its rustic crane and crook. It's the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring the winding forest trails nearby or after a trip to the charming farmer's markets often held in the area. The cozy single bedroom off the sitting room promises restful nights and is carpeted to keep your toes warm during the mild Irish winters. Down the hallway, you’ll find the bathroom, kitted out with a bath and separate shower - it might need a little ... click here to read more

Cloongreaghan, Cootehall, Co. Roscommon, F52DX95

Located in the heart of the serene Irish countryside, we present a property that reflects the quiet, yet vibrant life of the rural landscape. This detached house in Kilnagross, County Leitrim, is a quaint and inviting residence. It offers a portal to rejuvenate your lifestyle, to slow down and tune in to the simpler rhythms of life while still having essentials within reach. Hunker down in this snug haven, perfect for the buyer looking for a manageable project or overseas expats yearning for an authentic Irish countryside experience. Let me paint you a picture—Kilnagross is a quaint village nestled amid rolling green hills and lush landscapes that define the Irish countryside. Its tranquil setting doesn’t isolate it from modern essentials; the bustling town of Carrick-on-Shannon is just a short drive, dotting your horizon with shops, eateries, and community activities. Here, the local culture greets you at every corner, from traditional pubs to delightful local markets offering fresh produce and handcrafted goods. The property itself stands on a spacious 2.5-acre plot, an ample expanse inviting you to cultivate a thriving garden, enjoy outdoor activities with friends and family, or even dabble in small-scale farming pursuits. Several outbuildings dot this land, waiting for the transformative touch of an imaginative soul—turn these structures into a cozy workshop, efficient storage space, or perhaps an artist studio to capture those endless views. The property is well-facilitated, connected to mains water and supported by a drilled well—your very own slice of sustainable living. Stepping inside the house, a warm entrance welcomes you. This is an old house, steeped in history and potential. Within, the sitting room, boa ... click here to read more

Corlea, Kilnagross, Kilnagross, Co. Leitrim, N41R1W7

Located in the picturesque village of Ballinaglera near Carrick-On-Shannon, Ireland, this charming three-bedroom cottage offers an idyllic countryside retreat, ideal for anyone looking to embrace a serene rural lifestyle. Situated approximately 12 km from Drumshanbo and 3 km from Dowra, the property has undergone substantial modern renovations, blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary comforts, all set against the backdrop of Ireland's beautiful natural scenery. The property itself features a generous plot with a beautifully enclosed patio area, perfect for children to play or for hosting summer barbecues. The house benefits from a recently added extension that enhances the living space, providing a spacious area that's perfect for family gatherings and entertainment. This addition includes stylish sliding patio doors that offer a seamless transition to the outdoor living space. Step inside to discover a modern and thoughtfully designed interior featuring high ceilings, laminated flooring, and a feature stone wall that adds character to the open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area. The kitchen is equipped with high-quality built-in units, a large island with a gas hob and electric oven, and a ceramic sink. Large windows and a sash window with a seat bring ample natural light and charming views of the surrounding greenery. The ground floor also hosts one of the three double bedrooms, complete with ample storage and modern aesthetics. A stylish ground-floor bathroom with walk-in shower and contemporary tiling adds convenience and luxury. Upstairs, two additional double bedrooms offer comfort, extensive storage, and scenic views, along with another well-appointed modern bathroom. The outside area of the prope ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the scenic environs of Knockhall, Roosky, near Carrick-On-Shannon, this charming three-bedroom bungalow presents a wonderful opportunity for those looking to establish a warm, family home in the heart of Ireland. Positioned on a generous 0.98-acre site and displaying a demeanor of readiness and comfort, this property extends an invitation to experience serene countryside living coupled with convenient access to local amenities and transportation. Built with a thoughtfully laid-out single-story design, the home boasts light-filled spaces from the substantial living room, which enjoys luminance from three different sides, to a cozy conservatory that opens out to a delightful patio area. Finished to a high standard, the home's interior features solid wood and laminated flooring throughout, coupled with a stone fireplace that adds a touch of rustic charm. This family-centric abode offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which are accompanied by ensuite bathrooms, ensuring privacy and convenience for all household members. These rooms are complemented by ample storage options, including space in the attic and built-in units in the bedrooms. Outdoor living can be thoroughly enjoyed thanks to the tastefully landscaped grounds that surround the bungalow. The property includes a variety of outbuildings, such as a large, well-built shed and additional storage options ideal for garden equipment or external hobbies. Living in Rooskey, residents will find themselves only a few kilometers away from the tranquil waterside village that provides essential shopping and fuel amenities. The nearby Dromod village offers more in terms of social and leisure activities with a variety of pubs and eateries, not to mention a ... click here to read more

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Immerse yourself into the serene and charming lifestyle of Dromod, Co. Leitrim with this delightful three-bedroom detached bungalow. Ideally nestled in a picturesque rural setting, this property offers both tranquility and the warmth of a close-knit community, making it particularly appealing for those relocating from overseas or expatriates seeking a peaceful retreat. The traditional aesthetics of this bungalow are immediately inviting, with white-washed plaster walls complemented by a striking red steel roof, creating a timeless rural Irish charm. The home spans a comfortable 102 square meters and is designed thoughtfully with practical living in mind. The internal layout comprises an entrance porch leading into a cozy kitchen and living room area, providing a communal heart to the home where family and friends can gather. The residence also includes three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family-sized bathroom, adequately serving a family or those expecting guests. While the property is in good condition, potential buyers should note that there are opportunities for further enhancements and personalization. These improvement prospects make this home an excellent choice for those looking to put their own stamp on their living space, enjoying the process of renovating and decorating to taste. Property features include: - Traditional bungalow with a rural charm - Three bedrooms - Family bathroom - Kitchen with adjacent living area - Mains water and private septic tank - Detached property Living in Dromod provides an enchanting experience, woven with the fabric of local Irish culture and enhanced by its natural beauty. The village itself is a regular contender and winner in the Tidy Towns contest, reflecting the comm ... click here to read more

Furnace, Dromod, Co. Leitrim, N41EW80

Stepping into the charming village life of Derrylara in Roosky, Carrick-On-Shannon, you'll find a delightful 4-bedroom bungalow that seems to embody the very soul of Irish rural living. The property, nestled along the Strokestown road, offers a unique blend of countryside tranquility and modern conveniences, making it an ideal choice for families and expats looking for a slice of serene Irish countryside. Located just outside the picturesque village of Roosky, this spacious bungalow boasts four double bedrooms, making it superb for a medium-sized family looking to settle in a charming part of Ireland. With a large sitting room facing the front of the house and a well-integrated kitchen and dining area, life here promises both comfort and convenience. Not to forget, there's a family bathroom, well-equipped to meet the needs of modern living. The bungalow sits gallantly on an expanse of around 0.46 acres, providing ample outdoor space for family gatherings or simply soaking in the sun on lazy Irish afternoons. With large gardens both at the front and rear, the property offers a canvas for gardening enthusiasts to cultivate their green dreams. An extensive parking area, gated entrance with imposing front walls, adds a touch of privacy and security. Heating needs are well catered for with an efficient oil-fired central heating system paired with a cozy inset solid fuel stove located in the living room. Here, you’ll find warmth year-round, an essential aspect given Ireland's often cool and wet climate. Living in Roosky offers residents a beautifully balanced lifestyle with essential amenities close at hand. The village is only a short drive from the main N4 route, making it highly accessible for commuting to Dublin or for ... click here to read more

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New to the Market: River Shannon Residence. Situated in the picturesque village of Rooskey, this luxury 4-bedroom, two-story detached villa with a garage offers a splendid opportunity for those seeking a prime property in a beautiful and tranquil setting. Nestled on approximately 1.75 acres of land, this villa boasts stunning views of the River Shannon from the rear, providing a serene and idyllic backdrop for everyday living. Let me take you on a tour of this stunning property, and imagine yourself living here, soaking up the serene beauty and the vibrant local community. As you step through the entrance hall, the timber flooring underfoot and the centerpiece light feature above welcome you with elegance. The hall flows seamlessly into the dining room where you'll find fitted carpet, quality curtains, blinds, mounted wall lights, and another centerpiece light feature. Perfect for cozy family meals or entertaining guests. The sitting room also exudes comfort and charm, with a fitted carpet, matching curtains and blinds, and an open fireplace with a marble surround and tiled hearth. Imagine spending winter evenings here, cozying up by the fire with loved ones. Across the way, the living room offers a similar ambiance, only this time, the open fireplace features a mahogany surround and granite hearth. It’s these special touches that make this villa a home. The kitchen, the true heart of the home, offers fitted units, a tiled floor, and timber ceiling as a unique feature. The kitchen leads out to the garden through a PVC door, making it easy to enjoy al fresco dining or just a breath of fresh, country air. There's also a ground-floor toilet with carpet, WC, and WHB, making life that little bit more convenient. Heading u ... click here to read more

Aughamore, Rooskey, Co. Leitrim, N41NN53

Nestled within the picturesque Irish countryside, where the whispers of the ancient past mingle with the serenity of rural landscapes, stands a quaint little gem awaiting new tender hands to bring it back to life. This charming two-bedroom cottage, located on a spacious 1.8-acre plot in Lisgarve, Elphin, Castlerea, promises a dreamy embrace of country living, framed by the rich, verdant tapestry of mature trees. For overseas buyers hunting for a slice of tranquility and the joy of renovation, here's your blank canvas. The property, a cozy 110 square meters, offers the heartwarming character typical of cottages in this idyllic part of Ireland. Although this charming abode needs a bit of nurturing, its potential is as vast as the surrounding landscapes. With the promise of necessary renovation, this dwelling cries out to be transformed into a haven perfectly suited for modern sensibilities while maintaining an authentic sense of tradition. Life in Lisgarve is a unique experience. The pace is slower, offering the opportunity to savor the beauty of simple living. Surrounded by peaceful countryside, this village is known for its strong community spirit, a place where neighbors quickly become friends. The climate here is a typical Irish blend, with cooler summers and mild winters, a perfect escape for those wanting to avoid the extremes of weather elsewhere. Local amenities bring convenience and comfort right to your doorstep. The nearby town of Elphin provides essentials such as shops and schools while being just a stone's throw – or approximately 15 kilometers – from the larger town of Boyle. In Boyle, you’ll find a wider array of conveniences, including larger shops, various eateries, and vibrant community events through ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the serene countryside of Lisgarve, Elphin, Co. Roscommon, this delightful 2-bedroom detached cottage offers an unbeatable opportunity for those with a vision for transformation and a desire for rural living. The property, positioned on approximately 1.8 acres, awaits someone ready to embrace its potential. Surrounded by mature trees, it's not just a home but a canvas waiting for your creativity. To describe the property condition as "renovating" is fair. This cottage is indeed a fixer-upper but think of it more as a project that could become a true sanctuary in the Irish countryside. With the right touch, this home can transform into a warm retreat, embracing the spirit of rural Ireland. A property’s potential is always about looking ahead. Current opportunities, including the Vacant Property Grant and energy upgrade assistance from Sustainable Energy Ireland, provide added incentives to make this place something truly special. Let's take a brief tour. Imagine walking into a cozy porch with a concrete floor, leading into a kitchen/living area featuring a Stanley solid fuel range—ideal for those Irish chilly evenings. There's a sitting room with a soothing open fire that beckons family storytelling nights. Two bedrooms provide restful spaces for family or guests. Although there’s only one bathroom, it offers simplicity and practicality. Outside are several stone outbuildings; think of these as a mix of potential workshops, guest quarters, or storage spaces—the possibilities are endless. There's also an animal handling yard and a cattle crush for those thinking of a small-scale farming adventure or perhaps just indulging in countryside hobbies. Amenities within the property: - Solid fuel range in the kitch ... click here to read more

Lisgarve, Elphin, Co. Roscommon, F45YP21