Hibernian House,West End, Monasterevin, Kildare

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Beds	10 beds
Price	Sold
Property Type
Size	353 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-
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Group Name	Conway Auctioneers
Sales License Number	003390

Description

Hibernian House, located in West End Monasterevin, is a wonderfully large Georgian townhouse dating back to 1850 - 1870. While in need of considerable renovation and restoration there are many original features remaining in the property such as sash windows, hardwood floors, feature fireplaces, shutters, etc. The ground floor was at one time occupied by the Hibernian Bank (now Bank of Ireland), thus giving it its name “Hibernian House”. The house is described by the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage as 'a fine, middle-size building of considerable social and historic interest representing the substantial dwellings of the prosperous merchant class that capitalised on the presence of the Grand Canal in Monasterevin'. There is great potential for the property to be renovated as one house or converted back to two separate houses. There may also be an opportunity for conversion to a boutique hotel / guesthouse or office use (subject to the relevant planning permission). There is a large garden to the rear of the property which has pedestrian and vehicular access via a public lane way.

Accommodation

Entrance Hallway, Internal Hallway, Reception Room x 2, Kitchen x 2, Bedroom x 10, Bathroom, Wet Room, Storage Room, Safe.

Rooms

Features

Substantial property in the heart of Monasterevin. Many original features such as hardwood floors, mosaic tiles, shutters, skirting board, bells in bedrooms, features fireplaces, etc. Large, bright, well proportioned rooms with high ceilings Very large garden to the rear inculpating coach house Located close to the town centre and only a short walk from the train station which offers a regular service to Dublin.

BER Details

BER: Exempt BER No. XXX Energy Performance Indicator: XXX kWh/m²/yr

Directions

Taking the exit for Monasterevin at Mayfield proceed onwards into the town. Turn right in the centre of the town at the Bank of Ireland. Continue to the end of this street. House is on the right hand side. The property is the second house in a block of seven Georgian townhouses known as West End.

Viewing Details

Strictly by appointment.

Outside

To the front is a wide street with ample car parking. The River Barrow is across the road from the house. To the rear is a large walled garden which incorporates a coach house which is in a poor state of repair. There is also an original well. There is rear access to the garden via a laneway. This may offer future development potential (subject to planning permission).

Description

Accommodation

Entrance Hallway, Internal Hallway, Reception Room x 2, Kitchen x 2, Bedroom x 10, Bathroom, Wet Room, Storage Room, Safe.