This fantastic property is a beautifully appointed natural stone built mill house with the original wheel still intact and in working condition.

This fantastic property is a beautifully appointed natural stone built mill house with the original wheel still intact and in working condition. To one side of the property are the beautiful gardens that run down the riverbank and at the other is the famous Glanworth Bridge with its thirteen arches. The gardens have a great selection on trees and shrubs with the Norman Glanworth Castle in view. This peaceful location is both relaxing and tranquil, providing a sunny and sheltered aspect.

The property has lent itself to many uses over the years including use as a 'Home Boutique', four star guesthouse, bar, restaurant, offices and a family home.

There is strong potential for other businesses as well including a spa, craft centre, wedding venue, boutique hotel, garden centre, making use of the riverside garden location and this stunning house steeped in history.

The views from the property are fantastic with the bridge and river being seen from all rooms at the south facing front of the house.

This very special property is ready for the next generation to love it and enjoy all it has to offer.

History
Glanworth (meaning 'yew valley') is a village commonly known as 'The Harbour' which stems from the ninth century invasion of the Vikings, who sailed inland as far as the monastery at Glanworth. Built next to the 13th Century Glanworth Castle, Glanworth Mill was constructed around 1840 as part of a famine relief scheme and it is one of the last remaining reverse undershot water wheels in Ireland. The property is overlooking Glanworth Bridge which is a 15th Century magical structure which is said to be the narrowest and oldest public bridge in everyday use in Europe.