Landscape House , Co. Clare

Landscape House Clonlara, Co. Clare

A gracious and well presented country house with extensive frontage on the idyllic in a private and tranquil setting

On c. 32.25 Hectares ( 79.85 Acres)

Entrance Hall • Drawing room • Dining room • Sitting Room • Sun Room • Kitchen 7 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms • Basement

9 Guest Apartments • Established Pub • Courtyard Gate Lodge • Extensive Outbuildings

Clonlara 3km, O’Briensbridge 8km, Castleconnell 10km, City 12km, Killaloe 16km, Shannon Airport 33km, Cork City 116km, Dublin City 181km (Distances are approximate)

Location Landscape enjoys an unrivalled position, being just a short drive from Limerick city but enjoying a secluded countryside location. Situated on the Shannon, Irelands largest river and 15 minutes from Killaloe and Ireland’s Premier Lake, Lough Derg, which is the largest on the Shannon-Erne waterway. The lake and river are ideal for all kinds of water sports, sailing, fishing, cruising and offers great scenery and natural beauty combined with atmospheric towns and villages which surround them. For those interested in country pursuits, there is a number of syndicate shoots and hunts within boxing distance, while Limerick racecourse is a 20 minute drive. For the keen golfer, Limerick Golf Club and Castletroy Golf Club are within easy reach, while further afield is the famous Manor Golf Course.

Located just 10km from the Historic Limerick City, Landscape House is within easy reach of a range of restaurants, cafes, shops and galleries. Shannon airport is just half an hour by car, while the M7 connecting Dublin to Limerick is half an hours drive. There are numerous trains and buses from Limerick city to all major destinations and also a train station in nearby Castleconnell village. Description Landscape house is approached by a tree lined avenue, passing a charming gate lodge, with views over the surrounding lawns and park land. The avenue divides in two leading to the front of the house and to the court yard to the rear of the house. Overlooking the River Shannon, Landscape House an unusual two storey, five bay country house built c. 1834 and reconstructed in the current Tudor style between 1913 – 1917. The main house extends to c. 795 sq.m (c. 8557 sq.ft) and comprises of a range of well portioned, light filled and well presented rooms, with views over the surrounding lands and countryside. To the rear of the property is a fine 18th Century courtyard. The courtyard has been converted into nine self-contained apartments. The previous owners converted one of the outbuildings at the rear of the yard into a Pub, the licence of which is included in the sale. There is also a number of machinery and farm stores. The Lands which are in one block and all in grass, with old trees throughout the parkland and are bound on one side by the River Shannon. There is extensive road frontage and possible development potential (subject to necessary planning permission).

Landscape House (Please refer to floor plans) Landscape house is beautifully framed with mature trees, and sweeping lawns. There are lovely views to the front across the parkland which runs down to the banks of the River Shannon. One enters Landscape House through grand double timber doors to the magnificent light-filled hall. To the left and right of the hall are two big reception rooms. A further dining room, kitchen, sunroom and utility room complete the ground floor. The first floor has seven bedrooms and three bathrooms. The basement contains 2 stores, wine cellar and boiler room. Though in need of renovation and modernisation the house comes with many intact period features, such as marble fireplaces, ornate cornicing, and timber shutters. The unusual hipped roof has been replaced in recent times

Chalets, Gate Lodge & Established Pub (Please refer to floor plans) Landscape also has 9 Guest Chalets in 1 and 2 bed apartments. At the entrance is an old Gate lodge in need of total refurbishment. Established Pub vacant possession and full licence.

Lands The lands, which are all in block and surround the house have until recently been used as a golf course, extend to approximately c. 79.85 acres. They are divided into a number of fields all currently in grass. Dotted throughout the lands and framing the house are fantastic old park land trees. The lands are bound on one side by the River Shannon. Not to Scale This plan is for illustration purposes only Celia Lamb [email protected]

Charles Erwin cerwin@ ganlywalters.ie

8-34 Percy Place, Dublin 4 ganlywalters.ie

01 662 3255

Services OFCH, Septic Tank, Well Water.

Viewing Strictly by Appointment.

BER Details for Main House BER: E2 BER Number 105294102

Joint agents BER No’s available upon request for other dwellings. u Landscape House

Tom Crosse Directions [email protected] Coming from Limerick take the R464 to O’Connors Cross, take the right at Clancy’s Garage and continue towards Clonlara. At GVM Auctioneers, Stritchs Bar in the centre of the village, turn right passing Canny’s 24/26 Glentworth St, Limerick wholesale and drive for c. 1km, turn right and continue for .5km gvmauctioneers.ie and the entrance is located on your left hand side.

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