Ardnacarrig House Bandon, Co Ardnacarrig House • Derelict cottage with road frontage on site Description For Sale by Private Treaty • Main residence once home to James C. Allman, CKK160158 Whiskey Distiller Savills is delighted to present Ardnacarrig House, one of Cork’s • Extensively renovated and refurbished in 1989 most special period properties. Ardnacarrig House, started life • Captivating Italianate style period residence on the and 2010 as Park View in the early 1800’s, originally owned by James banks of the • Double glazed spring loaded sash windows and C. Allman, a Whiskey distiller who had his very own distillery known as Allman & Co Ltd across the Bandon River, it was • Approx. 696 sq m / 7,500 sq ft operating shutters • Approx. 9.5 ha / 19 acres with extensive river once one of the most successful distilleries in all of . • Intricate period features have been restored to c. 1889 saw the construction of a suspension bridge over frontage and fishing rights exacting standards the River Bandon from Ardnacarrig House to the Distillery, the • Original property built C. 1820 • Private south facing landscaped grounds approaching steps leading from the main house to the bridge • Gate Lodge – Approx. 60 sq m / 650 sq ft • Enclosed coach yard with fuel store and original are still in place today. • Detached bungalow on its own site – horse stables with hay loft Approx. 178 sq m / 1,920 sq ft • GFCH/ All mains services Ardnacarrig House has remained relatively anonymous during sized ballroom, now a stunning kitchen/dining/living room further grounds which taper down towards the River Bandon, its lifetime due largely to its extensive well planted grounds with feature leaded glass ceiling skylight. Other distinguishing all bounded by an old stone wall. which are bounded to the south east by the river Bandon. external features include the tower with arched windows and It was built in the distinctive Italianate style which was typical an arched carriageway access point leading into the rear coach Ardnacarrig House is one of Cork’s very special country homes of this era between 1802 and c. 1860. It is best identified by yard where you will find original stables, hay loft and a fuel store. and is within 25 mins of and 20 mins to . the use of prominently bracketed cornice tower or towers with The rarest of opportunities awaits. arched windows. Making your way inside the gable single storey entrance porch, a series of hallways allow access to the main reception rooms accommodation The current owners have lavished time, money and exacting of which there are four. Each one has a notable character with attention to detail on Ardnacarrig House for the last approx. attention to detail, from the granite step floors, to the walls and FIRST floor 30 years. It has undergone two extensive renovations and ceilings. A considered approach has been taken in the recent refurbishments by them, the first of which took place C. 1989 refurbishment and the finishes are exceptional. The living space Entrance Hallway and the most recent in 2010. This level of care, attention and of Ardnacarrig House is generous yet practical, each room is Welcoming space accessed via solid wood panelled front genuine love of the property has resulted in the preservation full of charm and brimming with individuality. door. Original ornate floor tiling. A-roofed skylight. Dado rail, and improvement of one of Cork’s most captivating period granite steps, Stained glass arched sash windows. homes. The sympathetic use of heritage colours in fabric The bedroom accommodation much like the living space is and wall paper and many commissioned pieces ensure the incredibly well finished, from here you can enjoy a bird’s eye Inner hallway property looks exactly as a stately Period home should look view of the front lawn, while the tower which is easily accessed Accessed via a frosted glass doorway. Impressive Walnut and like today. off the landing hallway allows panoramic views of the grounds Oak wood floor.10’9 “ceiling height. Immaculate cornicing and and beyond. The extremely high quality of décor is evident ornate oval ceiling plasterwork. Panelled walls. Another frosted Access is via Watergate Street, the recessed access point throughout. glass doorway leads into a third reception hallway where you opens its wrought iron electric gates to allow access where will find a solid Mahogany wood staircase with carved timber you will notice a pretty gate lodge which is in fine fettle. The Ardnacarrig House also provides a self-contained garden level detailing and large leaded stained glass window on the return. gate lodge was built C. 1880 and oozes period features such apartment. This space can be accessed both internally and as gable fronted canted bay window, ornate timber carved externally. It is currently laid out as a one bedroom apartment Lounge bargeboards and a Flemish redbrick external finish. The Gate with garden access. This is the first reception off the main hallway. A lovely room Lodge is an appropriate prelude to the main residence. overlooking the front lawn and fountain area with a dual aspect, Gardens three spring loaded sash windows and operating window From here, you follow the gradual driveway which unfolds gently shutters. Cornicing and ceiling rose. The floor is a stunning to the main residence all the while immaculately landscaped Stepping into the grounds leaves you spoilt for choice, there combination of solid Oak and Walnut wood with border. hedging, trees and bushes guide you to the main house. Along is a selection of outdoor spaces to be enjoyed. Closest to the Stunning solid fuel marble fireplace with raised basket. Linking the way you will pass a detached bungalow with detached fuel main residence you will find a large terrace once a conservatory door to drawing room. store, boiler house and a derelict cottage which has its own off the kitchen/dining/living room with steps leading down to road frontage access point. Moving up the driveway you begin the level lawn which is home to a calming pond with fountain Drawing room to glimpses the property between the mature planting. A sense and further seating areas. A series of gravel pathways lead to Calming room with garden views, a dual aspect, three spring that you are within the grounds of a really special property is magical garden spaces each, with its own selection of mature loaded sash windows with operating window shutters, beautiful evident. hedging towering trees and an array of carefully chosen plant solid Oak and Walnut wood floor. Elegant solid marble fireplace life. The gardens are meticulously well maintained throughout with brass and tiled surround. Gas fire insert. Cornicing and Upon reaching the main parking area you can now begin to take the grounds. The River Bandon bounds the property and offer ceiling rose. in this property’s full beauty. You will see that accommodation an opportunity to cast out your fishing rod and relax. This lower is spread out over three storey’s, it is thought to have had section is tree lined to provide extra privacy. On the north east a single storey extension on its southerly elevation after its elevation you will find an easily navigated pathway which brings original construction, which once took the form of a modest you to a large relatively level lawn, ideal for ball games and Den En Suite range. The living/dining area benefits from a built-in bookshelf, Located towards the rear of the property, this is a lovely snug WC. Whb. Tiled shower unit. Tiled throughout. solid fuel fireplace and direct access out onto the gardens. room with weighted sash window, Oak wood floor, cornicing, ceiling rose, solid wood fireplace with tiled insert and dado rail. Bedroom 2 Bedroom Double room with a dual aspect overlooking the gardens. Double room located to the rear. Kitchen/Dining/Living room Window storage box. The kitchen space is a step higher than the rest of the room. En Suite It provides plenty of eye and floor level units, integrated fridge/ En Suite WC. Whb. Shower unit. Bath. freezer, dishwasher and plate rack, you will also find an island WC. Whb. Jacuzzi bath. Tiled throughout. Heated towel rail. unit with integrated wine rack, the floor in this area is tiled. Recessed lighting. The Gate Lodge

The living/dining area which is spacious with a solid Oak Bedroom 3 Hall wood floor, large solid fuel stove sitting in a marble fireplace. Double room with a dual aspect, cornicing and window Original tiled floor. Overhead is a feature stained glass skylight with mahogany shutters. surround. This entire room enjoys gorgeous garden vistas and Living room direct access onto the south west facing terrace. Bedroom 4 Pitch Pine wide plank wood floor. Canted bay window. Solid Double room with a dual aspect, window shutters, vanity table fuel fireplace. Utility Room and built-in wardrobes. Storage units. Plumbed for washing machine. Access to boiler Kitchen/Dining room room and services. Rear access point out into the coach yard. Bedroom 5 Original tiled floor. Fitted kitchen. Triangular bay window. Cast Double room, corning and window shutters. iron fireplace. Access to rear. Powder room Two Whb. Tiled floor, marble sink surround and splashback. Shower room Store room Recessed lights. Stained glass skylight. Recessed lights. WC. Whb. Tiled double shower unit. Cornicing. Oak wide plank wood floor. Elevated triangular window. Separate WC room off this space. Master bathroom WC Guest WC WC. Tiled shower unit with folding seat. Cast iron bath on legs, WC. Whb. WC. Whb. Storage cupboards. Picture rail. Oak wood floor wall lights and recessed lighting. with border. Dado rail. Bedroom Tower Double room with clever storage units. Cast iron fireplace. Guest bedroom Accessed via the second floor, a flight of stairs brings you to Wide plank Oak wood floor. Located off the initial hallway, this is a lovely double room which a superb viewing point which provides a bird’s eye view of the looks onto the parking area and courtyard. grounds and beyond. Bathroom WC. Whb. Bath with electric shower. Storage closet. Shower room Ground Floor WC. Whb. Tiled shower unit. Detached Bungalow Hallway Second floor Spacious area which can be accessed via the front, rear or internally. This property sits on its own attractive site within the grounds Master bedroom and has been adapted to act as kitchen and storage facility. Generous sized room with a dual aspect. Bright room Living/Kitchen/Dining room It is in good overall condition and comprises of a large open overlooking the front gardens and terrace. Built-in wardrobes L-Shaped room which is bright and spacious. The kitchen plan kitchen space, 5 cold rooms, office, 3 store rooms and a and window storage box. provides plenty of eye and floor level unit as well as an AGA shower room.

Distance from

Cork City – Approx. 30 Kms Cork International Airport - Approx. 28 Kms Wild Atlantic Way route – Approx. 20 Kms

Directions

From Cork City make your way out the N40 towards the road roundabout, take tour second exit onto the N40 heading West. Follow the signs for Bandon turning off onto the N71. Follow this road for approx. 22 Kms. On arrival to Bandon you will meet a t junction, take a right turn over the bridge which brings you over the River Bandon followed by an immediate right turn onto Watergate Street. Ardnacarrig is along on your right hand side. See gate lodge at entrance.

BER DETAILS

BER No: E1 BER Number:108732413 Energy Performance Indicator: 319.75kwh/m2/yr

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Main Residence - Ground floor 1st Floor & 2nd floor Gate Lodge

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