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Anneville, Clonard, Co. Meath A83RH26

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4 Bed

14 Acres

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Property Features

  • Impressive Four-Bedroom Detached Period Residence
  • Attractive Red-Brick Three-Bay Façade
  • Set on Approximately 14.5 (5.87 Hectares) Acres of grassland
  • Generously Proportioned Accommodation Throughout
  • High Ceilings and Decorative Cornicing
  • Bright and Spacious Reception Rooms
  • Mature Private Gardens and Established Grounds
  • Paved Patio / Outdoor Entertaining Area
  • Traditional Stone-Built Courtyard
  • Stables and Range of Ancillary Outbuildings
  • Extensive Farmyard with Agricultural Sheds
  • Lands Predominantly Laid Out in Grass
  • Clonard River Forming a Boundary Along One Side

Property Description

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AUCTION – WEDNESDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER AT 3PM IN ROOM & ONLINE

c. 14 ACRES IN LOTS

LOT 1: RESIDENCE, FARMYARD, COURTYARD, AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS & LANDS ON C. 2 ACRES
LOT 2: ST. FINIAN’S CHURCH
LOT 3: LANDS – C. 11.4 ACRES
LOT 4: THE ENTIRE

Anneville is an impressive four-bedroom detached period residence, dating from circa 1920 and occupying an attractive rural setting at Clonard, Co. Meath. Set on approximately 14.5 acres (5.87 hectares), the property combines a substantial character-filled family home with mature gardens, traditional stone outbuildings, stables, an extensive farmyard and agricultural lands, with the Clonard River forming a boundary along one side of the holding.

The residence is a handsome three-bay, two-storey house distinguished by its attractive red-brick façade and full-height canted bay windows flanking the principal entrance. A pitched slate roof, traditional chimney stacks, granite windowsills and lintels, and a particularly attractive timber entrance door with Art Nouveau-style sidelights and fanlight contribute to the architectural character of the property.

Internally, Anneville offers generously proportioned and versatile accommodation, retaining many traditional features throughout. High ceilings, decorative cornicing, substantial timber joinery and a collection of attractive period fireplaces give the house a distinctive sense of character. The principal reception rooms are bright and spacious, with large windows providing excellent natural light and pleasant views over the surrounding grounds. The accommodation also includes a well-proportioned kitchen, utility facilities and four spacious bedrooms.

Outside, the residence is surrounded by mature gardens and established trees and hedging, providing an attractive and private setting. A paved terrace offers an inviting outdoor area overlooking the gardens. Of particular interest is the traditional stone-built courtyard, comprising a range of characterful outbuildings with timber doors and traditional detailing. The adjoining stables and ancillary buildings provide useful accommodation with potential for equestrian, hobby or storage purposes, subject to any necessary consents.

Beyond the residential grounds is a substantial farmyard, incorporating a range of enclosed and open-fronted agricultural sheds arranged around generous concrete and gravelled working areas. These buildings provide useful facilities for machinery, livestock, general agricultural or storage purposes and complement the wider holding. The lands are predominantly laid out in grass and extend around the residence, farmyard and outbuildings. Mature hedgerows, established trees and traditional field boundaries create an appealing rural environment, while the Clonard River provides a particularly attractive natural boundary.

A remarkable feature of the property is Saint Finian’s Church, a disused church dating from 1808, standing on the historic site of an abbey. Retaining many original architectural features, the church is surrounded by an historic graveyard and adds a unique historical dimension to the property.

Anneville enjoys an attractive rural setting at Clonard, Co. Meath, while remaining conveniently located for commuters. Enfield and access to the M4/N4 road network are approximately 13 minutes away, providing excellent connectivity to the capital and surrounding towns. Dublin City Centre is approximately 45 minutes by car, while Dublin Airport is approximately 45 minutes away.

LOTS

Lot 1: The Residence, Farmyard, Cut-Stone Courtyard, Agricultural Buildings & Lands extending to circa 2 acres.
Lot 2: Saint Finian’s Church
Lot 3: Remaining high-quality agricultural lands extending to circa 11.4 acres.
Lot 4: The entire

AUCTION DETAILS
The Auction will take place on the 23rd of September at 3pm in our
Auction Room and online. Pre registration for online bidding by the
22nd of September.

SOLICITOR DETAILS
Michael Ward Solicitors, Edenderry, Co. Offaly


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