Lisnabo, Newtownforbes, N39 W2C6

Rarely does the opportunity arise to acquire a property of distinction, distinguished both architecturally and historically in a lush tranquil setting. " Lios na Bó House" , in Longford ticks all the boxes. Built in 1815, in the same year as The Battle of Waterloo "Lios na Bó" served in turn as a Church of Ireland school, and the residence of its school master. The school closed in September. 1965. Later"Lios na Bó House" became the residence and surgery of Dr. Donnelly and his family. This unique property is set amidst c.4 acres of rolling paddocks, bounded by hedging and mature native trees, in a private setting and presents a wonderful opportunity for the discerning buyer.

A property of character, within a mile and a half of Longford town, Lios na Bó is a much sought after area, surrounded by rich pasture land and tastefully designed residences, which manage to be both unobtrusive and imposing. "Lios na Bó House", while requiring major refurbishment, offers generously proportioned accommodation, extending to c.330sqm (3,552sq ft), kitchen with AGA cooker, 3 reception rooms and 2 additional rooms - formerly used as a waiting room and the doctor's surgery, 7 bedrooms spread over two wings. Access to the house, stable yard and paddocks is via a double curved avenue. The stable yard retains its original stone built stables and stone-barn. This property could lend itself to a number of uses, perfect for a family home, or home /business combined.

"Lios na Bó House" and its environs offers country living at its best, close to the recently restored Royal Canal which meanders through the beautifully kept villages of Clondra and Killashee, Lough Forbes, and the River Shannon in Tarmonbarry. Sporting enthusiasts will enjoy the proximity of Longford Rugby and G.A.A. Clubs, and the availability of golf and tennis clubs and state of the art swimming pool locally.

Overall Floor Area: 330 Sq. Metres (3,552 Sq. Feet)