Hurdlestown House,

Features

• Mains Water and Septic Tank
• Automated entrance gates
• Sweeping tarmac driveway with good set down and circulation area
• Separate access from side road
• A very unique house endowed with character class and history
• Rolling and sloping parkland with stunning and mature trees scattered around the farm
• Attractive kitchen garden
• Natural water supply flowing through the farm

Hurdlestown House is a substantial and detached four-bay, two-story residence with enormous character and charm, constructed in 1871 and standing on Circa 74 st acres of very attractive rolling parkland.This historical house is situated on the outskirts of this majestic village, providing a perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility to discerning purchasers. The property exudes enormous character, reflective of its period architecture, with features such as high ceilings, original woodwork, and large sash windows that allow ample natural light to fill the spacious rooms together with numerous cut limestone features on the very attractive facade. Internally the property requires refurbishing however there is extensive living and bedroom accommodation over three floors that could be renovated to create an idyllic and distinctive home.

This idyllic property is accessed via a natural cut stone entrance with automated gated and a sweeping driveway. Surrounding the house is a walled in kitchen garden, an idyllic and private space perfect for gardening enthusiasts or those who appreciate fresh produce straight from their own land.The property also includes 74 statute acres of rolling parkland, offering expansive views and a serene environment for leisurely walks, outdoor activities, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the Irish countryside. The grassland is excellent in quality ideal for all types of farming use, laid out in easily managed divisions blended with some wonderful mature woodland. The is a meandering stream flowing through the property together with spectacular views of the magnificent and surrounding countryside. There is a shepherds hut, a four column hay barn and some feature cut stone structures, walls and arches.
The location is very convenient within a short walk of the local village amenities. Limerick City is just 20 km, making it easy to access urban amenities and services. Additionally, Shannon Airport is only 38 km away, facilitating international travel, while the nearby town of Ennis can be reached in just 30 km providing further local conveniences and attractions.This combination of historical charm, extensive and good quality land and strategic location makes this property unique and hugely desirable. Inspection is highly recommended.

For Sale by Public or online Auction on Thursday 5 th September at 3pm in out Limerick City Auction Rooms, 25/26 Glentworth Street, Limerick.

If you wish to bid via online auction register on www.lslauctions.com. Whether attending or bidding online, you will need to register with GVM Auctioneers at least 3 days before the sale and pay a bidding deposit.

Full details on request. Call Tom Crosse on 087-2547717 or John O’ Connell on 087-6470746.

Solicitors: Paul O’ Brien, McMahon O’ Brien Tynan, Mill House, Henry Street, Limerick.