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4 of a kind
4 of a kind: Homes with wood-burning stoves or fires for cosy nights in
From a Georgian property in Sligo to a newly renovated home in Cork.
AS THE DAYS get shorter and the temperatures drop, not much beats coming home, lighting up a fire and settling in for the night.
Today, we’re looking at a selection of properties that feature wood burning stoves for those cold winter evenings.
From Meath to Galway, read on to see a selection of properties that match this description on the market right now…
Easkey, Co Sligo
A six-bed property, The Old Rectory has the potential to be used as a home, business and B&B all in one. Dating from the Georgian era, original features include high ceilings, wooden sash windows with shutters, a fireplace in every room and period wooden floors. Located just a five-minute stroll from the sea, bedrooms at the front of the house overlook the Easkey River.
The Old Rectory boasts an enclosed courtyard with original stone walls, a vegetable garden and an orchard, while the walls of the house and courtyard are covered with roses, wisteria and Virginia creeper. Two additional stone built coach houses are also on the grounds, and both have the potential to be used as accommodation.
Ballinlough, Cork
Having been totally renovated and extended in recent years, 41 Somerton Park comes to the market in turn-key condition. A semi-detached property, Number 41 spans 1,560 sq ft and briefly comprises three reception rooms, a Leicht-designed kitchen, a utility room, four bedrooms, a walk-in-wardrobe, an en-suite bathroom and a family bathroom.
There’s a lawned garden to the rear, with a cobble lock driveway to the front with parking for two cars. Situated just a 15-minute walk to Douglas village, there are several primary and secondary schools within close proximity to the property, while Cork city is a 10-minute drive away.
It’s on the market for €500,000.
Laytown, Co Meath
A five-bed family home, Teach Imeall is a bright and spacious property surrounded by mature trees and gardens. Spanning 4,000 sq ft, the accommodation features an attractive open plan design on the ground floor, with a large kitchen and dining area, plus two living areas. Three of the double bedrooms are downstairs, two of which share an en-suite bathroom.
Upstairs, the master bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, while the fifth bedroom overlooks the garden. If you’re looking for further space, the attic is ready for conversion to another bedroom and bathroom. A detached garage is to the rear. Situated along the Minnistown Road, Teach Imeall is about a 45-minute drive to Dublin city thanks to the nearby M1, while the train service in Laytown runs to Dublin daily.
Barna, Co Galway
Sitting on just over one acre of mature landscaped grounds, Beau Ciel is a five-bedroom family home which overlooks the seaside village of Barna, and features views of Galway Bay and the Hills of Clare. Built in 1990, the property is bright and spacious throughout and comes complete with multiple attractive features, including terracotta floor tiling, timber ceilings and porcelain tiles.
Maximising its location, Beau Ciel boasts two extensive patio areas (one south-facing) made for enjoying the surrounding views. Just a short stroll from Barna village, the property is also within easy reach of Salthill and Galway city, which are each less than half an hour’s drive away.
Hand over €825,000 to make it yours.
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