Very pleasant to meander through the photos. Beautifully kept.
With 12 bedrooms, and guest lodges, I imagine that it would make a great wedding or short break venue.
It could have a business side to it, as a weekend getaway, and it would also appeal to equestrians.
You would want to be extremely wealthy to live there. Permanent gardener/grounds keeper, heat, lighting.
As the saying goes, if you know how much money you have, you are poor!
it fabulous but a house like that could be a burden imagine how much maintaining it needs.
One along the road from me, not too long built, could really do with a splash of colour somewhere. The fields in front of it have also just sold this week after only being on the market a fortnight, so probably see PP for another gaff there shortly…
https://www.independenthomes.co.uk/38-drumnagreagh-road-ballygally-larne/1000869
Kitchen is outstanding!
It is beautifully done… I love the kitchen!
Wow, that is stunning! It's so well-restored, not surprising that it has won awards for it
€10m+ to live like the Lord of Meath. Or about the same price as a row of terrace houses in Booterstown!
https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/ardbraccan-house-ardbraccan-navan-county-meath/4910892
Looks like they are very serious about their hobby 😆
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/details/england-131984537-18781045?s=7fd56c58223fac384eb3de2080e7e9bff2536af11c516e41eb3e775475eaeb94&id=media0
Nice surprise in the photos!
I know what you mean but it actually looks like a house built for workers of a company to me.
It is incredibly boring inside
Crazy - Absolute madness.
Outside it looks like it originally was a council house.
That is unbelievable! Nice house, bit bland but well done, but anything approaching a million is ridiculous. I like that pantry press though!
Or you could have this which went up for sale last week at €895k and went sale agreed yesterday for €1.16m
Location, location, location!
https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/53-trimleston-gardens-booterstown-county-dublin/4909048
Agreed, its lovely, but my thought looking at the photos was maintenance…maintenance.
Oh wow!!!! I'd love that!!! A lot of maintenance but what a lovely business to have.
Not Ireland but looks like a lovely little gem. When you compare what you’re getting for your million with this one to some of other houses posted here it looks like good value!
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/150732626#/?channel=RES_BUY
Looks like they looted parts from the UCD Sports centre 🤣
I really like that place, personally, though the price is definitely ridiculous for the size of it. The tiny bedrooms make it rather impractical as a family home, but if you had no kids it'd be grand.
Also it's definitely not "in the middle of nowhere"; it's just across the N11 from Bray.
Something along those lines would be my dreamhouse.
The original downstairs room was stunning - this townhouse was originally the main entry point - although the upstairs part was for centuries a closed off section of attic that was out of use - known to those who knew the original house as "the ghost room." The downstairs living room was the original entry parlour - though it was huge. No 2 was the main entry hallway - no idea what the interior looks like now. The original building there (you can just about see it in the exterior) was probably a chapel, so its a building that has undergone many conversions and changes of use in its 500 odd years.
Carving it up has kept it in use, prevented dereliction and provided a very vibrant community for the 24 households living there who absolutely love it. Prior to its sale the owner didn't even live there but had a full time caretaker who looked after the property. It was in good order but had been damaged previously when it was out of use for a couple of years. In that part of the town, a property like it would have been burned to the ground had it been left vacant again for more than a couple of years.
It's a great channel! Some off the wall stuff on it
Yes I follow that channel.
Love this one.
You might like this! They've taken it to the extreme, a house within a greenhouse.
I think it is an early earthship house design. The glass heats the property and it retains the heat with the mass in the house. The site is worth a lot of money more so than the property
The price is bonkers for 1700 square foot and all the rooms are tiny. I was looking at the first few photos and thinking I wouldn't like all that glass privacy wise but it's probably in the middle of nowhere so it'd be ok. Then scroll forward to the overhead and there's houses within a stone's throw.
70/80s build, when the trees weren't so tall perhaps? I'd be topping, but I'd also be knocking the gaff too.
Love the concept of a house covered in glass but one thing would worry me
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