Parochial House, Mahonbridge Kilmacthomas, X42 HY49

4 Bed Detached House For Sale

SOLD

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Telephone:

(058) 42211

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www.spratt.ie/569588

Key Information

Address	Parochial House, Mahonbridge Kilmacthomas, X42 HY49
Style	Detached House
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	3
Size	250 m²
BER Rating
Status	Sold
PSRA License No.	001621

Features

Enjoying a fabulous location in a most scenic area of Co. Waterford.
Beautifully maintained home
Within 2 miles of the Greenway car park at McGrath's Cross
100m from the Mahon River
300m approx to Crough Wood Walk (with natural swimming pool)
2 miles from the Mahon Falls Drive & Comeragh Mountains
5 miles from the pretty Georgian coastal village of Stradbally, Mahon Falls & Coumshingnaun Lake.
4 miles from Kilmacthomas and its highly regarded St. Declan's Community School,
10 miles from Dungarvan
20 miles from Waterford.
O.F.C.H
Alarm
Edwardian Residence with original features
Bay Windows
All Light fittings, window furnishings, floor coverings, integrated appliances.
By prior arrangement only with joint Agents
M/s REA Spratt, Dungarvan
M/s Brophy Cusack, Waterford.

Additional Information

REA Spratt offer for sale this exceptional 4 bedroom Edwardian home with Detached Garage enjoying a fabulous location in a most scenic area of Co. Waterford. The property is within a short spin of the Waterford Greenway and easy commuting distance of Waterford & Cork Cities and all surrounding towns. This home which has been maintained to a high standard retains many of its original features to include bay windows, chimneys, porch, high ceilings & picture rails. Edwardian houses built in 1901 to 1911 are renowned for the quality of the construction, including insulation and use of quality building materials. The bright, airy accommodation extends to 250 sq.m. and offers a purchaser an opportunity of acquiring a superb home in an enviable location. Dating back to 1905 the property was built on Arctic explorer John Palliser's land. This land was originally owned by the Fairholmes, James Fairholme was part of the failed and lost Franklin Expedition where the British ship crew cannibalised each other when their boat got caught in the ice on their voyage to discover the North West Passage. The expedition went missing for 12 years. Viewing of this home is highly recommended.