Leo's Cottage, 39 Low Road

A rare opportunity to acquire a charming two-bedroomed thatched cottage nestled in the foothills of Slieve Gullion, in the heart of the Ring of Gullion Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Purchased by the current owners in 1995 in a state of dereliction, the property has been thoroughly and sympathetically renovated, retaining all the charachter and charm one would expect from a cottage of this age and heritage.

Accommodation:

Living Room with feature fireplace.

Multi-fuel stove.

Two good sized bedrooms.

Kitchen.

Shower Room.

Oil fired central heating throughout.

Grounds and Outbuildings:

This property comes with approximately 6 acres of land, which has:

Stone outbuilding to the front in good condition.

Paddock to the side with garden shed.

Coal and log storage area.

Large farm building to the rear which could be adapted for many different uses - subject to relevant permission.

There is a mature garden to the front.

Location:

Situated near the village of Meigh with Slieve Gullion Forest Park on the doorstep, offering forest trails, a lakeside walk and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The Enterprise rail line runs to the rear of the main part of the property with stations at Newry and Dundalk providing direct connections to Dublin and Belfast. The A1/M1 dual carriageway/motorway is also readily accessible.

Directions: 

At the Cloghogue Roundabout in Newry, follow signs for Slieve Gullion Forest Park, drive for approx 2.7 miles, turn left at Murphy's Bar, drive for approx 0.6 miles, take left turn and the property is on the left after a short distance. 

This property may be sold in One or Two Lots:

Lot One

House, outbuildings and field to rear, containing approx. 1.89 acres in total. Offers over £350,000.

Lot Two 

Approx 4.27 of agricultural land on other side of railway line, accessed by laneway a short distance away from Lot One. Offers over £70,000.

Viewing strictly by appointment only.

Descriptions and measurements are for identification purposes only. Any potential purchasers should make appropriate enquiries through their own solicitors and surveyor etc, prior to exchange of contract.