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Knockahoney Tourlestrane, County Sligo
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- The land on the farm is mainly of good quality, suitable for grazing cattle sheep and horses. The farmyard which has a separate lane way access has 3 substantial old stone buildings, one of which was the original dwelling on the holding (possible potential to re-convert for extended family). Plots around the residence and farm yard host an Orchard with apple, medlar, plum and damson trees as well as blackcurrant, gooseberry, red and white currant bushes. There is also a large vegetable plot and herb garden close to kitchen. Fenced in areas for hens, ducks and geese.
- Separate detached store/ workshop/studio (4.1 x 5.75m) next to residence that includes another toilet and walk in shower room. Potential for many uses including sleeping.
- Services: Mains water, electricity, telephone line with broadband, septic tank.
- Extra Features: Motorised Satellite TV System. Good 4G Mobile phone and Internet coverage. 2 plot Bog for turf which can be used for solid fuel heating.
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Description
2/3 Bedroomed Cottage residence on 10 acre farm. Located at the end of 400 metre lane way and the only residence on the lane, this is a beautiful secluded and private residential holding, the likes of which can be difficult to find. The closest village of Tourlestrane is 1 mile away, Aclare village which has a shop 3 miles, and the nearest town Tubbercurry which has a full range of community services and supermarkets is approx. 5 miles. Ireland West Airport Knock, is approx. 20 minute drive. This is a ready to occupy working farm, ideal for those seeking a peaceful and secluded setting with mature trees dotted around the property. The residence is in excellent condition having been fully refurbished and modernised in 2004 by its present owners. Centrally heated by solid fuel range (Stanley Donard 2004 model - 12 radiator capacity) that serves the central heading radiators, cooking and hot water. Dual coil hot water tank with immersion heater and pipes in place for easy installation of an Oil or gas boiler.
Features
The land on the farm is mainly of good quality, suitable for grazing cattle sheep and horses. The farmyard which has a separate lane way access has 3 substantial old stone buildings, one of which was the original dwelling on the holding (possible potential to re-convert for extended family). Plots around the residence and farm yard host an Orchard with apple, medlar, plum and damson trees as well as blackcurrant, gooseberry, red and white currant bushes. There is also a large vegetable plot and herb garden close to kitchen. Fenced in areas for hens, ducks and geese.
Separate detached store/ workshop/studio (4.1 x 5.75m) next to residence that includes another toilet and walk in shower room. Potential for many uses including sleeping.
Services: Mains water, electricity, telephone line with broadband, septic tank.
Extra Features: Motorised Satellite TV System. Good 4G Mobile phone and Internet coverage. 2 plot Bog for turf which can be used for solid fuel heating.
BER Details
BER: F
Accommodation
Entrance Hall: (1.2 x 2m)
Livingroom/Bedroom 1: (3.7 x 4.25m)
Bedroom 2: (3.9 x 4.2m)
Bedroom 3: (4.3 x 4m)
Kitchen/Diner: (5 x 4.35m) with Stanley range and Belfast sink
Back Hallway: (1.5 x 4.2m)
Kitchen: (4 x 3.1m) that could be used as a 4th bedroom (with electric cooker)
Bathroom: 2 x 3m)
Double glazed Lean To/Greenhouse/Conservatory (3.25 x 2.6m)
Directions
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/54%C2%B003'01.0%22N+8%C2%B051'30.6%22W/@54.049422,-8.8591894,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d54.050286!4d-8.858486
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Description
Description
2/3 Bedroomed Cottage residence on 10 acre farm. Located at the end of 400 metre lane way and the only residence on the lane, this is a beautiful secluded and private residential holding, the likes of which can be difficult to find. The closest village of Tourlestrane is 1 mile away, Aclare village which has a shop 3 miles, and the nearest town Tubbercurry which has a full range of community services and supermarkets is approx. 5 miles. Ireland West Airport Knock, is approx. 20 minute drive. This is a ready to occupy working farm, ideal for those seeking a peaceful and secluded setting with mature trees dotted around the property. The residence is in excellent condition having been fully refurbished and modernised in 2004 by its present owners. Centrally heated by solid fuel range (Stanley Donard 2004 model - 12 radiator capacity) that serves the central heading radiators, cooking and hot water. Dual coil hot water tank with immersion heater and pipes in place for easy installation of an Oil or gas boiler.
Features
The land on the farm is mainly of good quality, suitable for grazing cattle sheep and horses. The farmyard which has a separate lane way access has 3 substantial old stone buildings, one of which was the original dwelling on the holding (possible potential to re-convert for extended family). Plots around the residence and farm yard host an Orchard with apple, medlar, plum and damson trees as well as blackcurrant, gooseberry, red and white currant bushes. There is also a large vegetable plot and herb garden close to kitchen. Fenced in areas for hens, ducks and geese.
Separate detached store/ workshop/studio (4.1 x 5.75m) next to residence that includes another toilet and walk in shower room. Potential for many uses including sleeping.
Services: Mains water, electricity, telephone line with broadband, septic tank.
Extra Features: Motorised Satellite TV System. Good 4G Mobile phone and Internet coverage. 2 plot Bog for turf which can be used for solid fuel heating.
BER Details
BER: F
Accommodation
Entrance Hall: (1.2 x 2m)
Livingroom/Bedroom 1: (3.7 x 4.25m)
Bedroom 2: (3.9 x 4.2m)
Bedroom 3: (4.3 x 4m)
Kitchen/Diner: (5 x 4.35m) with Stanley range and Belfast sink
Back Hallway: (1.5 x 4.2m)
Kitchen: (4 x 3.1m) that could be used as a 4th bedroom (with electric cooker)
Bathroom: 2 x 3m)
Double glazed Lean To/Greenhouse/Conservatory (3.25 x 2.6m)
Directions
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/54%C2%B003'01.0%22N+8%C2%B051'30.6%22W/@54.049422,-8.8591894,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d54.050286!4d-8.858486
PSRA Licence No: 001927
Get in touch
Use the form below to get in touch with REA McCarrick & Sons (Tubbercurry) or call them on (071) 918 5050