Outstanding Hillview home in a premium location in the Kilkenny countryside
Elite finishes: Built to an extremely high standard, quality has not been compromised
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a premium home in a convenient location and just a 20 minute drive from Kilkenny City centre
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Sherry Fitzgerald McCreery are proud to bring this outstanding family home, which enjoys a peaceful setting on circa 0.89 Acre of mature landscaped gardens, to market.
Extending to 321 square metres (3,455 square feet), the property is located in the townland of Cottrellstown, which is in the parish of Kilmoganny.
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Luxury living in Jenkinstown
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Full of heritage and charm, the Old School House at Jenkinstown Park has to be seen to be believed.
The Old School House was built in the 1830s by Elizabeth Bryan from Jenkinstown House Estate as a schoolhouse for the children of the tenants on the estate.
Modelled the design on French schools Bryan saw while in school in France, the building was only in use as a school for four years as Bryan died at a young age of 22. The building then became the lodge house for the estate when the new Dinan Bridge was built in 1840.
Coppenagh Farmhouse is a picture-perfect property
Ideal retreat: Kilkenny farmhouse, which dates back to 1777, offers peace from the hustle and bustle
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Coppenagh Farmhouse is a wonderful countryside retreat on circa 2.71 Acres of gardens and paddocks. The property is located in a picturesque countryside setting close to Dungarvan village.
The farmhouse which dates back to circa 1777 has been beautifully restored and renovated by the current owner who has lived here since 2001.
This is a rare and unique opportunity to acquire a picture-perfect traditional farmhouse. The property provides the ideal retreat to return to from the hustle and bustle of city living.
In an interview with the Irish Examiner, OâDonoghue said: âThe way I draw, is to draw on the place, to literally draw on the sensations of the place, like Turner, who strapped himself to the mast of a ship to experience what the sea was like.â
Describing Kilfane in another interview, OâDonoghue remarked: âItâs a very special place â not only the house â but the grounds. There are great mature trees here and every day I walk the place so Iâve got to know it very well, and those kind of things inevitably find their way into your work.â