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214513 the Stables.Indd The Stables derrynahinch,ballyhale,co kilkenny r95 r9t1 The Stables derrynahinch, ballyhale, co. kilkenny PICTURESQUE COUNTRY FARMHOUSE ENJOYING A PRIVATE SETTING For sale by Private Treaty ON APPROXIMATELY 7 HECTARES / 18 ACRES Ground Floor - Main House Entrance hall w Kitchen w Dining room w Family room w Sun room w Laundry First Floor - Main House 4 Bedrooms (3 ensuite) Ground Floor – Annexe Kitchen w Reception / Dining room w Bedroom First Floor – Annexe 2 Bedrooms w Bathroom w Landing Grounds Extensive Woodland w Enclosed paddock area w Grass land w Tennis Court Outbuildings Barn w Converted stables currently used as a games room / office Savills Country 20 Dawson Street, Dublin 2 [email protected] + 353 (0) 1 663 4350 savills.ie Distances The local area has a wide range of activities designed for charm from a marvellous and impressive stone chimneypiece families and there is a good selection of primary and secondary with framed timber beam, ideal for the cold winter evenings, in Ballyhale 1 km schools in the surrounding area. the sitting room to the exposed timber beams and traditional M9 (Junction 10) 5 km sash window with shutters seen elsewhere. Importantly, while Thomastown 9 km Description there is much period character the entire property is in excellent condition and readily accommodates modern living in terms of Kilkenny 22 km The Main House both services and a well thought out layout. New Ross 25 km Situated at the head of a short laneway away from the public The first floor comprises 4 bedrooms of which 3 have an Waterford 27 km road, the house can be entered from the front door or more ensuite. Dublin City 135 km typically through a post box red door in the enclosed courtyard, set to the southerly rear of the house. This enclosed yard is The Annexe Dublin Airport 151 km safely protected from harsh winds and yet excellently positioned Situated within the courtyard and opposite the sunroom the to capture sunshine throughout the day. annexe is a great size and is in excellent condition benefiting Location anD amenities Inside a delightful country kitchen with restored Aga and from comprehensive renovation, which importantly retains the Kilkenny City is home to a wide variety of national attractions, patterned blue tiles captures a period sensibility and invokes a period character so prevalent throughout the main house. The festivals, food, craft and music. The city of Kilkenny is a very homely atmosphere, continued throughout the house. Entered accommodation comprises living / kitchen area, 3 bedrooms popular tourist attraction and you can see much of Kilkenny’s by a timber-lathed door the laundry room complements the and a bathroom. heritage in the city with great historical buildings such as country theme with Belfast sink and black and white chequered Garden Kilkenny Castle and St Canice Cathedral. flooring. The house is situated within well-maintained, informal garden Castlecomber Golf Club and the Heritage in Killenard has From the kitchen steps lead to a magnificent dining room with grounds which are a particular feature of The Stables. There are hosted big events and are all within a short drive, further cathedral ceiling and double French doors opening out to a lawns to the rear and side of the house which are bordered by afield are the K club, home to the Ryder Cup in 2006 and the west facing patio, giving breath taking views across verdant mature hedgerows, grassland and paddock areas. exquisite Carton House Hotel and Golf Resort. pasture to distant woodland. Outbuildings Race- goers are extremely well catered for with superb race South of the kitchen a solid and attractive beamed arch leads courses at Gowran Park, Naas, Punchestown and the Curragh into a glorious sunroom, which enjoys easterly and westerly The outbuildings at The Stables comprise a large barn which all within an hour’s drive away. views and double French doors that open out onto a marvellous is suitable for a range of enterprises and the converted stables which could be used as residential accommodation, offices Excellent shopping facilities are located close by in the shopping stone courtyard. Timber parquet flooring, spot lighting and or a games room. There are also useful outhouses within the centres of Kilkenny and Waterford with day to day shopping exposed stonewalls all further enhancing the room. grounds. available at Ballyhale and Thomastown. Throughout the house there is an array of character and period LanD services The land extends to about 7 hectares (18 acres) in total and lies within a well-defined boundary. Well water, septic tank, mains electricity, oil-fired central heating and broadband. The categorisation of the land as follows; Please note that the selling agents have not checked the services and any purchaser should Description Acreage (Approx.) satisfy themselves with the availability and adequacy of all services. Native woodland 10 Best offers Date Grassland 6 A date for best offers may be fixed and prospective purchasers are asked to register their interest Garden and property 2 with the selling agents following inspection. The sellers reserve the right to exchange a Contract Total 18 for the sale of any part of the subjects of sale ahead of a notified closing date and will not be obliged to accept the highest or any offer. To the north of the holding, along the entrance lane, there is also a separate access to the grassland to the rear of the house. financiaL Guarantee All offers (regardless of the country of residence of the offering party) must be accompanied by a guarantee or suitable form of annexe annexe reference from a bank, which gives the sellers satisfaction that the purchaser has access to the funds required to complete the purchase at the offered price. fixtures anD fittinGs All moveable items including furniture, light fittings, blinds, curtains and garden statuary are expressly excluded but some items are available through separate negotiation. tenure & possession Freehold. BER Main House Rating: D2 BER Number: 111262457 Annexe Rating: D2 BER Number: 111262465 annexe eircoDe R95 R9T1 viewinG Strictly by appointment only through Savills. Savills Country 20 Dawson Street Dublin 2 +353 (0) 1 663 4350 [email protected] PSRA License 002223 Rathlin I. Malin Ballyliffen Culdaff Portsalon Greencastle A2 Carndonagh Ballycastle Moville Portstewart Dunfanaghy Portrush A2 Coleraine Gortahork N56 Cushendun Milford Buncrana An Bun Beag (Bunbeg) N56 Rathmullen Ballymoney Gaoth Dobhair Limavaddy A2 (Gweedore) Carnlough N13 A29 Ailt an Chorráin An Clochán Liath Letterkenny Derry (Burtonport) (Dungloe) Kilrea A5 N14 Dungiven A2 N56 A6 Larne N56 Ballymena Stranorlar Lifford Glenties Whitehead N15 Strabane Ballybofey Ballyclare Gleann Cholm Cille Ardara M2 (Glencolumbkille) N15 Magherafelt Carrickfergus fLoor pLans Newtownstewart Antrim Malinmore Kilcar N56 A5 A505 Cookstown Bangor Donegal Lough A26 For Identifi cation purposes only. Not to scale. 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