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Newly renovated home with river views just minutes from Limerick city for €975,000
Stormont House is surrounded by six acres of parkland yet Castleconnell village is just a walk away.
HERE’S YOUR CHANCE to become part of Limerick’s history. Located near Castleconnell village, about 15 km from Limerick city, sits Stormont House. This four-bed period property is close to the ruins of the castle from which the village gets its name. Castle Connell was once the seat of the O’Conaings and then the O’Briens of Thomond. The castle ruin looks over the River Shannon as does Stormont House, which is slightly better nick.
Stormont House is reached via a driveway that’s flanked by the castle ruin and the river Shannon. You could easily think you’re in the depths of the countryside here, yet the M7 motorway sits just minutes away.
The original character of this four-bed house hasn’t been lost even though it was renovated last year.
Sash windows throughout the house add brightness and charm to each room. From the river views to the marble open fireplace and wood flooring, you can tell that this home is unique in structure as well as setting.
The kitchen has views of the river to enjoy while you cook. There’s plenty of storage, an island and granite worktops here, which proves it’s a hardworking space.
The living room is located just off the kitchen and has a double aspect, so it’s filled with natural light. One side faces west, so evenings enjoying the sunset are inevitable.
There is also a dining room to the back of the house that looks over the woodland.
Seeing as a flight of steps lead to Stormont House’s front door, the bedrooms are on the ground floor. The hall on this floor leads to the main bedroom that has an en suite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. Three more double bedrooms complete the space along with. a family bathroom.
These rooms have their own access from the back of the house, which is home to a courtyard. The property has tonnes of renovation potential whether that’s a remodelling of the house or a renovation of the annex buildings or garage. The annex buildings are actually already renovated. Originally three stables, there is now a bedroom, small kitchen and living room located there.
There are plenty of cafes, pubs and restaurants here along with a school and a train station. There are plenty of activities available nearby, like fishing or rowing on the Shannon and hurling at Ahane Hurling Club – one of the most successful hurling teams in county.
The city may be a drive away, but Castleconnell village is just a stroll. And seeing as Stormont House and the castle ruin is such an integral part of Castleconnell’s history, no doubt the next owner will get to know their neighbours in no time.
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