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Restored Victorian redbrick with five bedrooms and heaps of country charm
Marsh Farm House is listed as a protected structure.
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BUILT IN THE 1860s, Marsh Farm House projects character and charm from the outset.
Approached by a tree-lined entrance and sweeping gravel driveway, the site is home to a detached red brick Victorian residence and an original stone coach house which have been merged together.
Marsh Farm House, which is listed as a protected structure in the Louth County Development Plan 2015-2021, underwent a substantial refurbishment about 15 years ago but retains a wide range of its original features.
The accommodation spans an impressive 3,162 sq ft across the original two storey house and the more recent single storey wing to the east, and comprises of five bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The ground floor has 10ft ceilings, making the sitting room, living room and dining room all bright spaces with ornate cornicing, timber window shutters and feature marble and cast iron fireplaces.
Additional accommodation in the single storey wing includes a utility room, two bedrooms, a study, playroom and family bathroom.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms, each of which features a cast iron fireplace. The triple aspect master bedroom boasts a dressing room, walk-in wardrobe and spacious en-suite bathroom with a vanity unit and two sinks.
Two further double bedrooms and a recently refitted family bathroom complete the first floor.
The property sits on a total site of 1.35 acres, featuring mature trees, a south-facing rear garden and a hidden orchard. Additional lands of one to three acres can also be purchased.
Marsh Farm House is a six-minute drive from the village of Blackrock, Co Louth and all of its amenities, including schools, shops and restaurants. Located along the shores of Dundalk Bay, Dublin can be reached via the M1 within 40 minutes.
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