A landmark building that is well known through the region, this property was until recently the premises of the successful 'Open to the Sun Pottery' and 'Emily's Caf', but is now ready for conversion back to a fine family residence. Conveniently located a short distance from the centre of Foxford, an attractive small town famous for its Woollen Mills and birthplace of Admiral Brown, the founder of the Argentinian Navy. There are local National and secondary schools and a full range of other amenities.

The region enjoys the benefits of local lakes, mountains, the River Moy and the Foxford Way and is very popular with tourists.

As currently configured, the accommodation includes a retail sales area, workshop and caf and could be easily converted to suit a wide variety of businesses or professional services. In addition, on the upper floor there are three further rooms and a bathroom that have been recently refurbished.