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The farmhouse, which is situated on two acres of land outside Eslin in south Leitrim, is accessible via double gates and a short concrete driveway that leads up to the house.
The land includes outbuildings that are suitable for animals, including horses, while the land is “ ideal for those looking to do some gardening or become more self-sufficient.”
There are gardens at the front and side, while the buildings around the house are available for extra storage.
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The large house is well laid out with a sitting room, living room, kitchen, shower room, bathroom, rear hallway, along with three bedrooms, one of which is a single bedroom and two are double bedrooms.
The building has received work in the last number of years and has been rewired, heating installed, external concrete done around the property and new windows were installed. The house qualifies for the vacant property grant scheme.
The property is located in a rural area; however, it is close to Mohill town and the amenities that are there, including a national and secondary school, childcare facilities, shops, and a restaurant.
It is also only 15 minutes away from Carrick on Shannon.
There is also a train station in the nearby village of Dromod, and it's a 10-minute drive to the nearby N4 main route to Dublin/Sligo.
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The total area of the property is 124.4 square metres, with an estimated Stamp Duty on the sale of €2,299.
The Energy Performance of the property is 312.89 kWh/m2/yr.
Expressions of interest can be made to REA Brady, who is conducting the sale with an advertised price of €229,900.
“If you dream of living in a rural picturesque location surrounded by scenic views with a couple of acres around you and a great selection of outbuildings, then this may be the place for you,” read the ad.
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