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ONE OF MUNSTER’S most stunning period properties has come to the market, a five-bedroom country home set on 30 acres of grounds and gardens.
Carewswood House underwent a full interior update in 1996, and alongside the ornate cornicing, original fireplaces and oak flooring are plenty of modern conveniences like underfloor heating, oil-fired central heating and electronic gates.
It’s on sale for €2.8 million.
Covering 4,950 square feet of floor space, the property features four reception rooms downstairs: a dual-aspect drawing room, a dining room, a sitting room and a south-facing conservatory with stunning garden views.
When it comes to family living though, it’s the kitchen that is truly the heart of this property, with its tiled food preparation area, wood-panelled island unit and light-filled casual dining space.
Some of the kitchen’s state-of-the-art appliances include a beautiful green AGA stove, a Bosch double oven, granite work surfaces, a Samsung double fridge with ice-maker, and a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.
The ground floor additionally includes an office, utility room, pantry and a fitted bar with glass shelving, hanging wine glass racks, counter space and stools. A games room and wine cellar are located on the basement level.
Upstairs, all five bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms with power showers, while the master suite also features a walk-in wardrobe. The main family bathroom is timber-floored with a corner Jacuzzi bath, towel radiator and recessed lighting.
The grounds of Carewswood House have been impeccably maintained and include mature trees, colourful shrubbery, a Koi pond and a beautiful fountain at the entrance of the property. There’s also a gate lodge, two cottages, outbuildings and horse stables located around the vast grounds.
Castlemartyr is located just 15 minutes drive from the bustling town of Midleton, and a 40-minute journey from Cork city.
Carewswood House is on sale for €2,800,000 from Cronin Wall Properties via Daft.ie.
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