Ballyshannon, F94 TW82

This exquisite Victorian residence occupies an elevated site circa 2.0 acres nestled at the edge of Assaroe Lake which enjoys wonderful countryside vistas along the Northwest to include Benbulben mountain range far reaching across the historic town of Ballyshannon.

This property has retained much of its original form and architectural integrity. Characteristic of the late Victorian/Edwardian eras.

The two-storey, three-bay house is further defined by it's south-facing, full-height gabled bay windows, which create a strong architectural statement on the main elevation.

The entrance hall preserves its original decorative character and provides an impressive introduction to the house. The floor is laid with finely crafted Victorian geometric tiles in a bold pattern, a feature typical of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century ecclesiastical residences. The richly detailed oak staircase, imported from Norway and shipped to Ballyshannon port, rises prominently to the first floor, framed by timber joinery that enhances the sense of craftsmanship throughout the interior. 11 foot ceilings with moulded cornices further underscore the building's architectural and historical significance.

A wonderful property of this nature rarely comes to market and would make for a fabulous home.