Upper Deerpark, Boyle, Roscommon

Description

Key Factors: Cottage with outhouses on Southern slopes of Curlew Mountains, outside Boyle Partly renovated, re-roofed some time ago, open plan kitchen/diner Comes with 2 outhouses on over 1.2 acre Own well, septic tank, Mains Power ( disconnected) Ideal for DIY enthusiast, holiday home Close to Lough Key and Lough Arrow, 10 miuntes to Boyle Description: A good opportunity to acquire a traditional cottage with outhouses in a very touristic area in the Southern slopes of the Curlews. The Battle of Curlew Pass, in which Irish forces led by Red Hugh O'Donnell defeated an English army of about 2000 was fought here on 15 August 1599. Well known fishing lakes Lough Key with Shannon connection and Lough Arrow are on the doorstep of this property. The property is accessed via a right of way from the main road. The present owners re-roofed the cottage and renovated the kitchen/living room. Some more work is required. It serviced by its own well and septic tank, mains water was connected but is currently disconnected. There are 2 outhouses with this property. Within 2 hours from Dublin it would make an ideal holiday home in a very scenic location. There are numerous mountain walks in the area. Floorplan: Living/kitchen, tiles floor, timber ceiling, 7.85m x 4.10m 32.19m2 Hallway, 0.95m x 4.8m 4.56m2 Bathroom with electric shower, partially completed, 1.7m x 1.8m 3.06m2 Bedroom No. 1 with fireplace, 3.40m x 2.35m 7.99m2 Bedroom No.2 with fireplace, 3.40m x 1.7m 5.78m2 TOTAL 53.58m2 Outhouses Workshop/pumphouse, 4.9m x 3.89m 19.06m2 Garage, 6.3m x 4.35m 27.41m2 TOTAL 46.47m2 Grouunds: Over 1.2 acre with recently new gravelled drives and new boundary stock-proof fence, levelled gardens. Price Guide: € 90.000 Reduced € 75.000 Eircode: F52RH58 Folio: Roscommon 14856F BER: Exempt View by appointment with sole selling agents. SCHILLER & SCHILLER www.irishproperties.com

Accommodation

Key Factors: Cottage with outhouses on Southern slopes of Curlew Mountains, outside Boyle Partly renovated, re-roofed some time ago, open plan kitchen/diner Comes with 2 outhouses on over 1.2 acre Own well, septic tank, Mains Power ( disconnected) Ideal for DIY enthusiast, holiday home Close to Lough Key and Lough Arrow, 10 miuntes to Boyle Description: A good opportunity to acquire a traditional cottage with outhouses in a very touristic area in the Southern slopes of the Curlews. The Battle of Curlew Pass, in which Irish forces led by Red Hugh O'Donnell defeated an English army of about 2000 was fought here on 15 August 1599. Well known fishing lakes Lough Key with Shannon connection and Lough Arrow are on the doorstep of this property. The property is accessed via a right of way from the main road. The present owners re-roofed the cottage and renovated the kitchen/living room. Some more work is required. It serviced by its own well and septic tank, mains water was connected but is currently disconnected. There are 2 outhouses with this property. Within 2 hours from Dublin it would make an ideal holiday home in a very scenic location. There are numerous mountain walks in the area. Floorplan: Living/kitchen, tiles floor, timber ceiling, 7.85m x 4.10m 32.19m2 Hallway, 0.95m x 4.8m 4.56m2 Bathroom with electric shower, partially completed, 1.7m x 1.8m 3.06m2 Bedroom No. 1 with fireplace, 3.40m x 2.35m 7.99m2 Bedroom No.2 with fireplace, 3.40m x 1.7m 5.78m2 TOTAL 53.58m2 Outhouses Workshop/pumphouse, 4.9m x 3.89m 19.06m2 Garage, 6.3m x 4.35m 27.41m2 TOTAL 46.47m2 Grouunds: Over 1.2 acre with recently new gravelled drives and new boundary stock-proof fence, levelled gardens. Price Guide: € 90.000 Reduced € 75.000 Eircode: F52RH58 Folio: Roscommon 14856F BER: Exempt View by appointment with sole selling agents. SCHILLER & SCHILLER www.irishproperties.com

Features

Key Factors: Cottage with outhouses on Southern slopes of Curlew Mountains, outside Boyle Partly renovated, re-roofed some time ago, open plan kitchen/diner Comes with 2 outhouses on over 1.2 acre Own well, septic tank, Mains Power ( disconnected) Ideal for DIY enthusiast, holiday home Close to Lough Key and Lough Arrow, 10 miuntes to Boyle Description: A good opportunity to acquire a traditional cottage with outhouses in a very touristic area in the Southern slopes of the Curlews. The Battle of Curlew Pass, in which Irish forces led by Red Hugh O'Donnell defeated an English army of about 2000 was fought here on 15 August 1599. Well known fishing lakes Lough Key with Shannon connection and Lough Arrow are on the doorstep of this property. The property is accessed via a right of way from the main road. The present owners re-roofed the cottage and renovated the kitchen/living room. Some more work is required. It serviced by its own well and septic tank, mains water was connected but is currently disconnected. There are 2 outhouses with this property. Within 2 hours from Dublin it would make an ideal holiday home in a very scenic location. There are numerous mountain walks in the area. Floorplan: Living/kitchen, tiles floor, timber ceiling, 7.85m x 4.10m 32.19m2 Hallway, 0.95m x 4.8m 4.56m2 Bathroom with electric shower, partially completed, 1.7m x 1.8m 3.06m2 Bedroom No. 1 with fireplace, 3.40m x 2.35m 7.99m2 Bedroom No.2 with fireplace, 3.40m x 1.7m 5.78m2 TOTAL 53.58m2 Outhouses Workshop/pumphouse, 4.9m x 3.89m 19.06m2 Garage, 6.3m x 4.35m 27.41m2 TOTAL 46.47m2 Grouunds: Over 1.2 acre with recently new gravelled drives and new boundary stock-proof fence, levelled gardens. Price Guide: € 90.000 Reduced € 75.000 Eircode: F52RH58 Folio: Roscommon 14856F BER: Exempt View by appointment with sole selling agents. SCHILLER & SCHILLER www.irishproperties.com

BER Details

BER: Exempt

Beds	2 beds
Price	€75,000
Property Type	Cottage
Size	53.58 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-Exempt
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Eircode	F52RH58
Group Name	Schiller and Schiller
Sales License Number	002879