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Asking Price €295,000
Deerpark
Charleville, P56Y938
5 Bed Detached House and Land
Detached House and Land
5 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
2 Receptions
Size:
196.9 sq m (2,119.4 sq ft)
Tenure:
Not Provided
Stamp Duty:
€2,950*2

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A historic country residence and courtyard farmstead on approximately 5.7 acres, occupying a strategic position on the edge of Charleville town.
Situated on the northern approach to Charleville, Deerpark is a property of remarkable character and historical significance. Best known as the birthplace of Archbishop Daniel Mannix, one of the most influential Irish figures of the twentieth century, the property formed part of a substantial historic farmstead and today presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark residence with an exceptional collection of traditional stone outbuildings.
The property enjoys extensive frontage onto the Cork–Limerick N20 and is conveniently located adjacent to the Charleville Park Hotel. Despite its accessible location, Deerpark retains a sense of privacy and seclusion, approached via a gated avenue which leads through mature grounds to an impressive courtyard setting.
The arrival experience is particularly striking. The principal residence occupies the southern side of the courtyard and is flanked by a substantial limestone outbuilding and an impressive two-storey range to the north. Together they create a courtyard of considerable architectural merit, showcasing traditional craftsmanship seldom encountered today.
Constructed of limestone, the buildings feature intricate arches, fine stone detailing and decorative brickwork. Many original features survive including limestone steps, substantial timber roof trusses, hay racks and remnants of former livestock and bloodstock accommodation. While requiring restoration, the overall condition of the structures is surprisingly robust, offering an exceptional canvas for sympathetic refurbishment. Beyond the courtyard are the remains of a more modern farm building together with further ancillary accommodation. While portions of the buildings require repair and restoration, the scale and quality of the existing structures offer considerable potential for a range of future uses, subject to the necessary consents.
The residence itself dates from the nineteenth century and extends to provide generous and flexible accommodation. The interior comprises a large kitchen, two reception rooms, pantry, stores, hallways, five bedrooms and a bathroom. The property has been vacant for a prolonged period and may qualify for available vacant property refurbishment grants, subject to the relevant terms and conditions.
Deerpark is recognised as the birthplace of Archbishop Daniel Mannix (1864–1963), the renowned Irish-born Archbishop of Melbourne and one of the most influential figures in Australian public life during the twentieth century.
The property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a historic Irish farmstead of genuine architectural and historical importance. The combination of a substantial residence, an exceptional courtyard setting, extensive stone outbuildings and a strategic location on the edge of a thriving market town creates a property of immense character and potential.
A property of historical significance, architectural character and exceptional potential.
Viewing is highly recommended.
Location
Ideally positioned on the edge of Charleville town, the property benefits from immediate access to a wide range of local amenities including schools, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and public transport connections. Charleville is conveniently situated on the N20 route, providing ease of access to both Cork and Limerick.
A property offering convenience, character and excellent outdoor space in a sought-after central location.
- Charleville Town Centre: c. 1 km
- Charleville Park Hotel: Adjacent
- Limerick City: c. 40 km
- Cork City: c. 60 km
- Shannon Airport: c. 55 km
Features
- Excellent Location.
- Wall and gated entrance.
- Superb views.
- Approximately 5.7 acres comprising the residence, courtyard, traditional stone outbuildings, former farm buildings and surrounding lands.
Accommodation:
Main Residence
Ground Floor
- Store - 3.8m x 2.4m
- Kitchen - 5.6m x 4.3m
- Pantry - 2.6m x 2.7m
- Living Room - 4.1m x 6.0m
- Rear Hall - 2.5m x 2.5m
- Entrance Hall - 1.8m x 5.3m
- Lounge - 4.1m x 3.7m
- Store - 1.0m x 1.9m
First Floor
- Landing - 1.9m x 6.3m
- Landing Area - 2.4m x 2.4m
- Bedroom 1 - 3.9m x 2.5m
- Bedroom 2 - 3.8m x 3.8m
- Hallway - 7.6m x 1.2m
- Bedroom 3 - 4.3m x 2.4m
- Bedroom 4 - 4.5m x 2.2m
- Bedroom 5 - 4.3m x 5.7m
- Bathroom - 1.9m x 1.8m
Total: C. 196.9 sq.m (2,119 sq.ft)
Two-Storey Limestone Building
Ground Floor
- Stable 2.5m x 2.7m
- Stable 2.4m x 3.3m
- Double Stable 6.2m x 4.6m
- Store 6.5m x 5.8m
- First Floor
- Loft / Open Floor Area - 6.2m x 18.4m
Approximate Floor Area: c. 195.0 sq.m (2,099 sq.ft)
Single storey Limestone Building
- Open Floor Area 5.5m x 28.0m
Approximate Floor Area: c. 154.0 sq.m (1,658 sq.ft)
Areas
- Residence c. 196.9 sq.m (2,119 sq.ft)
- Two-Storey Limestone Building c. 195.0 sq.m (2,099 sq.ft)
- Single-Storey Limestone Building c. 154.0 sq.m (1,658 sq.ft)
- Total Built Area Approximately 545.9 sq.m (5,876 sq.ft)
BER Details
BER Rating: G
BER No.: 104254206
Energy Performance Indicator: 543.44 kWh/m²/yr
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