Cúram House, Church Hill, Enniskerry, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, A98N225

Description: Dating from circa 1840, Cúram House is a distinctive detached Gothic Revival residence occupying a mature setting of approximately 0.35 acres in the heart of Enniskerry. The house is notable for its prominent gabled elevations, decorative timber bargeboards and characterful entrance porch with a Tudor style arched opening, all contributing to its distinctive period character and presence. Extending to c. 217.2 sq. m. / 2,338 sq. ft., the house offers substantial accommodation arranged over split levels, together with a detached garage and mature private grounds. The ground floor is arranged with two generous reception rooms at entrance level and the kitchen, dining room and bathroom to the lower ground floor. The boiler room is accessed externally from the garden. The first floor offers four well proportioned bedrooms, together with a family bathroom and hot press, arranged over two levels. Requiring comprehensive refurbishment, Cúram House presents an exciting opportunity to restore and reimagine a characterful period residence and/or develop the surplus site area (S.P.P) in one of Wicklow’s most sought-after villages. Location: Cúram House enjoys a prime position within Enniskerry Village, with an attractive selection of cafés, restaurants, shops and local amenities all within walking distance. The surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty with Powerscourt Estate, Powerscourt Gardens and the Wicklow Mountains all nearby, offering an abundance of recreational and outdoor pursuits. Enniskerry also benefits from convenient access to Dublin City Centre and the wider road network via the N11/M11. Viewing: Viewings by Appointment Only - Open Viewing Saturday 17th October 12:00pm - 1:00pm. Please Contact Quinn Agnew if you wish to attend. Terms: Cúram House is a listed structure under the Wicklow County Council Record of Protected Structures (RPS).