Charlesfort House, Tombrack, Ferns,Co.Wexford Y21FW32, Y21 FW32

The Main House
A majestic gated entrance leads to a wonderful tree lined avenue through the landscaped grounds , gently winding its way towards the elegant Manor façade creating an enchanting first impression.

Stepping through the front door from the cut granite steps you are greeted by a grand entrance hall with marble floor, soaring ceilings, period detailing, and a sweeping staircase that sets a tone of timeless refinement. The hall draws the eye through the house towards the garden, creating an immediate sense of light and space.
To one side, the formal reception room is bathed in natural light from its dual aspect sash windows all keeping in character with it's era. A fine marble fireplace forms the focal point, while the room's generous proportions and garden outlook make it ideal for entertaining guests or relaxing in refined comfort. At the heart of the home lies a beautifully appointed kitchen, fitted with bespoke cabinetry, a large central island, and granite work surfaces. Equipped with high-quality appliances, it is both stylish and practical. The dining area provides the perfect place for informal dining while enjoying views over the gardens. From the kitchen/dining room the butlers pantry lies to the rear with high quality carpentry and marble worktop. This also leads out to the rear Courtyard. A guest wc is tucked away passing the fabulous staircase in the main hall and features timeless quality finishes.

Stepping down to the elegant basement level which also has separate access from the rear Courtyard you are welcomed by the most fabulous proportioned rooms. The dining room, with its elegant proportions, offers a graceful setting for family gatherings and dinner parties alike. The solid fuel stove with feature brick wall, natural stone floor and window views to the garden make this room a real show stopper. Discreetly positioned, to the rear of the basement level are the bathroom and laundry room. A closet ideal for storage lies to the right of the bedrooms. Two spacious bedrooms complete the accommodation at basement level. With separate rear access from the main house this has endless potential.

The first floor accessed by the most beautiful mahogany stairs welcomes you to a beautiful landing with views of the fabulous gardens and countryside. Stepped up you are brought to a very bright and airy gallery perfect for a range of endeavours. A shower room with elegant finishes lies close to the gallery. The upper floor is devoted to generously sized bedrooms, each filled with natural light and period character. The Master Suite is a true sanctuary, complete with a spacious bedroom, private dressing area, and a luxurious en-suite bathroom finished with classic fittings. A further guest bedroom offers privacy and comfort and wonderful views over the property.
The main family bathroom is just a dream - blending traditional style with modern convenience from the beautiful free-standing baths to the striking tiling, all finished to the highest standard.

The Courtyard
Two self-contained stone façade lodges sit discreetly behind the main house in the wonderful Courtyard, each a comfortable two bedroom residence with kitchen, living and dining areas, both extending to c.961 sq ft. Perfect for visiting family, guest accommodation, or as potential income-producing holiday rentals.
A large workshop offering over 4,000 sq. ft of space with separate access from the main home , offering endless potential for creative or business pursuits.

The Estate & Grounds
Set on approximately 5.5 acres, the estate has been designed with both beauty and practicality in mind.
A long avenue lined with mature trees culminates in an elegant turning circle before the house, ensuring both privacy and a dramatic sense of arrival. The beautiful formal landscaped gardens with sweeping lawns, mature trees, stone terraces, and granite boundary walls really set the tone for this spectacular Estate. A number of paddocks surround the main home ideal for equestrian use, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the open Wexford countryside.

History
Charlesfort House is a distinguished country residence whose story is woven into the fabric of North Wexford. Originally constructed in the early 19th century by Charles Dawson, the house reflects the elegance and proportions of its period.
In 1977, a devastating fire reduced Charlesfort to a ruin, its noble walls standing as a silent reminder of a bygone era. Nearly three decades later, in 2004 2005, the property was acquired and lovingly restored by the current owners. The restoration was carried out with great care, blending modern craftsmanship with traditional materials to revive the building's original grandeur. Period features such as tall sash windows, fine plasterwork, and spacious reception rooms were re-established.
Charlesfort House has also played a role in the cultural and sporting life of the region, having been closely associated with prominent GAA administrator Martin O'Neill. Today, it stands not only as a beautiful country house but also as a landmark of resilience and renewal in County Wexford's architectural heritage.

Location
Charlesfort House enjoys a peaceful countryside setting in Tombrack, north County Wexford. This stunning property is less than 5km from the village itself, which was the ancient capital of Leinster and gateway to the former Norman city of Wexford. The village has a vibrant community, served by a number of local businesses and amenities. Within easy reach of the larger towns of Gorey, Bunclody, Enniscorthy.
An absolutely perfect location for life in the country, with a feeling of grandeur and luxurious solitude, whilst being only one hour from the nation's capital city, Dublin, and a mere 45 minute drive south to Rosslare Harbour and access by ferry to mainland Europe. The beautiful sandy beaches of the Wexford Coastline are only a 30 minute drive away.

Services
• Private Water Supply
• Waste Treatment Plant
• Broadband
• Electricity
• Alarm and CCTV System*: A security system with alarm and CCTV cameras
• Electric Gates*: Electric gates with intercom for secure entry
• Oil fired central heating with under floor heating at basement level and cast-iron radiators throughout other floors. Temperature control system on three separate zones
• Solar Panels*: Solar panels feeding hot water supply with three control zones
• Oil fired central heating with temperature control system on three separate zones including underfloor heating basement level and cast-iron radiators throughout all other floors.