Shanbally House, Shanbally,

Additional Information

• Unique 4.5 acre approx. private site with breathtaking views.
• Stunning modern interior - over 3,700 sq.ft.
• Excellent B2 energy rating.
• Manicured gardens, stone walls, paddock and woodland.
• Excellent energy rating.
• High spec internal finishes throughout.
• Exquisite ensuites and bathrooms.
• Unique rooftop balcony.
• Large double garage.

Shanbally House - one of the finest residences to come to market in West Waterford in recent times!

On a pedestal overlooking Cappoquin and the surrounding countryside the property has a most private location well set back from the road below by a winding entrance drive.

Standing on 4.5 acres approx. the property is surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens with large paddocks to the front and woodland to the rear of the site.

Inside, the property is very spacious and bright with a fantastic layout and pristine modern interior. The open plan kitchen/dining/living room is the heart of the house and has contemporary fitted units with stone counter tops and impressive island unit. This room has full length glass to all sides to take in the views and glass doors open to the front patio and side decking area.

Off the impressive entrance hall, there are 2 ground floor bedrooms as well as access to the large utility room and shower room.

Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms with the master bedroom having a large adjoining dress room, stunning ensuite and feature window to take in the views. The second and third bedrooms also have ensuites and the unique feature of French doors that open to the rooftop balcony.

Externally, the property has tiered gardens that lead to a private woodland as well as a large front driveway with turning circle and detached garage.

This is a unique opportunity to purchase a generation home that is finished to the highest standard. BER: B2
BER Number: 118497445
Energy Performance Indicator: 124.43

Cappoquin is a town in west Waterford, on the Blackwater river at the junction of the N72 national secondary road and the R669 regional road. It is positioned on a bend in the river and nestles at the foot of the Knockmealdown Mountains. Popular local pursuits include Gaelic games, rowing, and fishing. Within the town centre employment is provided by a variety of shops and businesses typical of a rural Irish town. Some of the largest individual local employers are located on the Cappoquin industrial estate. Surrounded by fertile fields, farming and agriculture plays an important role in the town, providing employment on farms and orchards scattered around the area.

BER Details

BER Rating: B2

BER No.: 118497445

Energy Performance Indicator: 124.43 kWh/m²/yr