AN old schoolhouse in “pristine condition” has hit the Irish market for €465k – and it comes with a garden room and unique features.
The stunning property in Knockanarrigan, Donard, Co. Wicklow, has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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It served the Glen of Imaal community for 134 years before shutting in 1968.
The listing on daft.ie reads: “The Old Schoolhouse, which comes to the market in pristine condition, combines all the characters of quaint period living with all the modern conveniences which one would expect from a more modern home.
“The house has old world charm in abundance with deep walls, period fireplaces, wooden beams, high ceilings, cut stone walls and period bathroom fittings.
“There is nothing standard about this house and that’s the beauty of it, the layout is unusual but intriguing.
“The house has been upgraded throughout with added insulation, wood burning stoves and bespoke fitted sash windows throughout.
“Other features that have been added are the beautiful timber handmade doors, and the upgraded tiling in the bathroom, all in keeping with the age of the house.
“The bright and spacious accommodation extends to approximately 187 sq.mts. / 2,012 sq.ft. comprising the large old school room, kitchen/ breakfast room, family room, garden room, two downstairs Bedrooms and shower room.
“Upstairs there is the large master bedroom, walk-in-wardrobe, bathroom and a hotpress.”
The home, which is 90 minutes from Dublin, is close to the village of Donard, lying between the two market towns of Blessington and Baltinglass.
There’s an “extensive selection” of shops, pubs, cafes, restaurants, historical and archaeological sites in the area.
It is also not far from the Wicklow Mountains, Blessington Lakes and Lugnaquilla – one of the country’s highest peaks.
The listing adds: “There is a number of primary and secondary schools in the area as well as golf courses and various clubs to cater for sporting enthusiasts.
“The property is just a short drive from N81 which connects it to Dublin (51km) to the North and Carlow (46km) to the south.”
Meanwhile, take a look at the incredible home that “must be seen to be believed” after it hit the Irish market for €5.5million.
1 Thulla Dunbo Hill is a gorgeous three-storey property located in Howth, Dublin.
The seller described it as: “It is over 7,000 sq ft of the most elegant, refined accommodation available anywhere in 2024.”
“The property is laid out over three floors with an interior design that is both stylish and sophisticated with modern comforts beyond extraordinary.
“Howth has long been home to the rich and famous, but Thulla offers something the most salubrious locations in Dublin simply cannot match.
“Opulence, elegance and abundant floor space, every conceivable modern comfort, unrivaled views from almost every room all right in the heart of Howth Village.”
The house features an entrance porch that leads into the entrance hall, with a double cloakroom behind solid oak doors.
From there, the guest bathroom, stairs, and reception rooms can be accessed.
Then the kitchen and dining room feature glass at either end, meaning the room is bright throughout the day.
And both windows offer stunning views over the greenery of Howth and the bustling village.
The dining area also features oak panels, marble countertops, and a full-length wine fridge with an air-conditioned pantry.
The living room features floor-to-ceiling windows with gorgeous views over Howth village, Lambay Island, and Ireland’s Eye island.
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