The Manse, Graniamore,

Features

• Manse & Church are registered protected structures
• Set on circa one acre
• Detached granary.
• Septic tank on site.
• Mains water supply.
• Electricity is connected.

E & M Scanlon have been appointed by Presbyterian Church Ireland to offer for sale this former Presbyterian Church, Manse, Hall and grounds located at Granimore, Ballymote which is designated a protected structure, was built circa 180 years ago. These buildings are set on circa one acre and are nestled in the countryside with stunning views of Keash hill and the Brickelive mountains, surrounded by country trials, lakes and neolithic tombs. Within 5km of the N4 and Ballymote, this property is conveniently accessible for Sligo, Boyle, Carrick on Shannon and Knock Airport. A truly magnificent property and a once in a lifetime opportunity. Full details and viewings strictly by request.

The Manse:
Constructed circa 1875 this roughcast manse which is distinguished by a decorative cast-iron railing around its central projecting flat-roofed porch. While it requires a great deal of modernisation and extensive renovations with new roof, floors, plumbing, electrics etc needed, many original features remain including fireplaces, window shutters, staircase, high ceilings and doors. The property had electricity and central heating and each of these will of course need to be replaced. A septic tank is on the property. It is evident from sauntering through the rooms the character and charm that awaits its new owners once restored. Offering a traditional layout with entrance porch leading to two reception rooms one on either side of the impressive hallway each room has a cast iron fireplace, further along the hallway is a wc, and the dining room, kitchen larder and scullery are to the rear of the house. An impressive volute stairway to the first floor which accommodates four double bedrooms and bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have retained their fireplaces.

National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Registration number: 32403320

Room measurements: Ground Floor:

Entrance porch: 1.3m x 1.7m Traditional style entrance way with arched front door and sash side windows.

Entrance hall: 5.3m x 3.0m

Drawing room : 5.4m x 4.0m
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Living room: 5.4m x 3.0m

Kitchen: 2.2m x 2.7m

Dining room: 5.8m x 3.4m with solid fuel range

Larder: 3.3m x 2.5m

Scullery: 4.m x 2.1m

First floor

Landing: 7m x 3m

Master bedroom: 5.4m x 4m

Bedroom 2 : 4.3m x 3m

Bedroom 3: 3.4m x 3.4m

Bedroom 4: 4.3m x 3.4m

Bathroom: 3.4m x 2.2m


The Church:
The church was in use until last year and retains many original features including timber wainscoting to the interior, stained glass windows. With a tiled entrance, beautiful solid timber flooring extends the entire church and is complemented by the vaulted ceiling. The property also has a basement which can be accessed from the rear of the property.

To transform the Church into a residential home would require planning permission of course, but there?s huge potential there.

National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Registration number: 32403321

Entrance: 2m x 2.5m

Church: 13.1m x 5.1m


The Hall:
Consists of an open plan room with fireplace, timber flooring separate kitchen, ladies and gents toilets.

Main room: 9.3m x 6.1m

Kitchen: 3.6m x 3.3m

Ladies: 2.2m x 2.5m

Gents: 1.2m x 2.5m


Agricultural lands:
There is an option to purchase circa 14 acres of agricultural lands which are directly across the road. The lands have ample road frontage on two roads and would have potential for future development subject to planning permission from the local authority. The lands are of very good quality and would be suitable for grazing or meadow. They are stock proof fenced and can be used for horses, sheep or cattle. There is also water on the lands.

Internal Measurements and Specifications: