Sherry Fitzgerald Conor McManus are proud to present to the market, The Beeches, Coolshannagh, Co. Monaghan.
An imposing, three bay two storey residence dated 1877. Presented in excellent order this late nineteenth-century dwelling displays many of the architectural innovations and details of the Victorian architect. The use of brick, in various colours, to provide pleasant colour contrasts, various forms of window and door heads, and decoratively presented bargeboards, and the varied roof forms, all create visual interest.
An elegant entrance hall greets you, opening to the living-room and drawing room at the front of the house. Designed in elegant proportions, the graceful reception rooms exude a sense of regality complimented by beautiful sash windows accommodating maximum light in and access to the wonderful views.
Beyond these, the hall leads to a truly classic dining room. A kitchen /breakfast room leads off this, with a further utility space beside. Complimented by a Rayburn stove (oil fired), the kitchen has plenty of space for family and informal suppers.
Upstairs the four bedrooms, all of which are doubles, the wc and bathroom. Victorian-esque in characteristic. Each room enjoys a unique view of the mature grounds encompassing the house.
The Beeches is an exceptionally well-located property on the edge of Monaghan town.
The setting provides appropriate context for the residence, surrounded by mature trees with a winding hard surfaced avenue leading from entrance gateway in snecked squared rubble stone garden wall with wrought-iron double-leaf gate set to square-plan dressed limestone piers having pyramidal stone caps.
Accommodation
Features
SPECIAL FEATURES
Charming Period House built circa 1877
Original Period features
Site area apporx. 1 acre
Elegant reception rooms
Renovated
4 bedrooms
Extending to 167 sq.m ( 1800 sq.ft.) approx.
Private setting provided by mature trees and landscaping
Courtyard to rear
Coal shed with wc
Listed with the National Inventorey of Architectural Heritage, Reg. 41302013
Intruder alarm
Original Belfast City Centre gas lighting at front
Original window shutters
BER Details
Exempt
Negotiator
Conor McManus
Features
Alarm
Description
Sherry Fitzgerald Conor McManus are proud to present to the market, The Beeches, Coolshannagh, Co. Monaghan.
An imposing, three bay two storey residence dated 1877. Presented in excellent order this late nineteenth-century dwelling displays many of the architectural innovations and details of the Victorian architect. The use of brick, in various colours, to provide pleasant colour contrasts, various forms of window and door heads, and decoratively presented bargeboards, and the varied roof forms, all create visual interest.
An elegant entrance hall greets you, opening to the living-room and drawing room at the front of the house. Designed in elegant proportions, the graceful reception rooms exude a sense of regality complimented by beautiful sash windows accommodating maximum light in and access to the wonderful views.
Beyond these, the hall leads to a truly classic dining room. A kitchen /breakfast room leads off this, with a further utility space beside. Complimented by a Rayburn stove (oil fired), the kitchen has plenty of space for family and informal suppers.
Upstairs the four bedrooms, all of which are doubles, the wc and bathroom. Victorian-esque in characteristic. Each room enjoys a unique view of the mature grounds encompassing the house.
The Beeches is an exceptionally well-located property on the edge of Monaghan town.
The setting provides appropriate context for the residence, surrounded by mature trees with a winding hard surfaced avenue leading from entrance gateway in snecked squared rubble stone garden wall with wrought-iron double-leaf gate set to square-plan dressed limestone piers having pyramidal stone caps.
Accommodation
Features
SPECIAL FEATURES
Charming Period House built circa 1877
Original Period features
Site area apporx. 1 acre
Elegant reception rooms
Renovated
4 bedrooms
Extending to 167 sq.m ( 1800 sq.ft.) approx.
Private setting provided by mature trees and landscaping
Courtyard to rear
Coal shed with wc
Listed with the National Inventorey of Architectural Heritage, Reg. 41302013
Intruder alarm
Original Belfast City Centre gas lighting at front
H18R928 
