Originally built in 1780, 'Ballinavortha House' is situated on 5 acres of land located at the beginning/end of the Wicklow Way. Constructed from local granite and comprising of the main house and a range of small outbuildings all around a courtyard. The current owners have lovingly restored the property to its former glory. The original features throughout include the stairs and bannisters, doors, window shutters, architrave, the coving in the living room and the tiles in the entrance hall. Other beautiful features include top of the range country-style kitchen, timber panel walls and much, much more. The overall result is that the warmth and integrity of the old-style farmhouse has been recaptured whilst also ensuring that the house has all the comforts we expect from modern living. A second old stone building has been converted to a 2nd house / workshop on site which would make an ideal cooking school, art or photography studio. This is just one of a range of old stone buildings which are ripe for conversion.

Hallway
4.0m x 2.1m
Original period floor tiles, original double front door, dado rail, picture rail, original feature period staircase.

Kitchen
5.0m x 3.8m
Ceramic floor tiles, country style kitchen units, recessed stove area with granite feature on surround.

Utility Room
3.6m x 2.25m
Country style fitted units, ceramic flooring, plumbed and wired.

Living Room
4.7m x 4.1m
Timber flooring, bay sash window, open fireplace with solid fuel stove.

Dining Room
4.7m x 3.7m
Timber flooring, bay sash window, wooden panelled walls, old heating stove.

Annex Sun Area
11.0m x 2.25m
Extended from back of house, stone wall, timber flooring, solid fuel stove, doors to stone patio area.


MAIN HOUSE - 'GRANNY FLAT' AREA

Bedroom 1
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