Esker

Step into a slice of history with this delightful detached bungalow, nestled on a generous 0.79-acre site in the ever-popular parish of Killoe. Measuring approximately 82 sq.m., this unique property boasts timeless charm, spacious grounds, and a rich historical touch.

Among its many standout features is a selection of outbuildings, including one with an extraordinary past — a former ticket office where one of the Titanic’s tickets was reportly once sold. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a character-filled home, this property delivers something truly special.
Accessed via two separate entrances, the wraparound driveway offers ample parking, making arrival and departure effortless. The well-maintained accommodation includes:
Entrance hall, kitchen/dining area, utility, cosey sitting room, 3 bedrooms and main bathroom.

Set in the heart of Killoe, this location offers the best of both worlds — rural tranquillity with community spirit, yet easy reach to local amenities. The vibrant villages of Ennybegs, Ballinalee, and Drumlish are just minutes away, while Longford Town is a short 10km drive, providing quick access to the N4 and N5 national routes.

Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, a family home full of potential, or a property with historical allure, this charming bungalow is a rare find.

Service:
Heating : Oil
Spetic tank on site
Mains water