Seasons, Knocktopher Abbey, Newmarket, Co. Kilkenny

A rare opportunity to register your interest in accommodation within the historic Knocktopher Abbey estate, Co. Kilkenny.     A limited number of self-contained residential units within Knocktopher House are to become available in Summer 2026.   The accommodation is expected to comprise a mix of: • One-bedroom studio apartments from approximately €1,200 per month • Two-bedroom residential units from approximately €1,400 per month •   These lettings are intended for individuals seeking unique accommodation in a peaceful countryside setting   At this stage, this is not a formal letting launch, but rather an invitation to register your expression of interest. Availability dates, lease terms, utilities, furnishing details, and final pricing will be confirmed in due course. Interested parties are invited to submit their details and accommodation requirements, and the appointed agent will make contact as units become available.     Property Features   - Landmark Victorian Gothic abbey estate of exceptional character and heritage - Rare opportunity to reside within one of County Kilkenny’s most distinctive historic properties - Self-contained accommodation within converted courtyard, coach house, and stable buildings - Unique architectural features and period surroundings - Mature landscaped grounds with woodland walks and countryside views - Extensive outdoor space and natural surroundings - Ample on-site parking - Low-density residential environment with strong privacy and tranquillity   Location & Accessibility   - Located in the heart of South Kilkenny near the village of Knocktopher - Excellent access to the M9 motorway via nearby Junction 10 - Approx. 20 minutes to Kilkenny City - Approx. 30 minutes to Waterford City - Approx. 90 minutes to Dublin via motorway connection - Convenient access to the wider South East region including Carlow, Wexford, and Tipperary - Well positioned for commuters travelling between Kilkenny and Waterford - Thomastown railway station approximately 10 minutes away with rail connections on the Dublin–Waterford line