Milltown, Castlepollard, Co. Westmeath, N91VH76

James L. Murtagh Auctioneers are delighted to present this traditional three-bedroom farmhouse and cut stone outbuildings on c.1.2 acres of gardens with adjoining courtyard at Milltown, Castlepollard, Co. Westmeath. N91 VH76. Built in c.1850, this semi-detached four-bay two- storey house extends to over 2035 sq. ft. and has a two bay single storey flat roofed entrance porch to the centre of the façade with accommodation briefly comprising of reception room with feature fireplace, kitchen, dining room, living room, sitting room with feature fireplace, three bedrooms, guest bathroom and family bathroom. Accommodation as follows: Foyer 2.68m x 1.76m Reception room 4.33m x 3.78m Dining room 3.10m x 3.88m Living room 2.91m x 3.91m Kitchen 2.33m x 3.91m Sitting room 5.05m x 4.40m Hallway 8.11m x 1.03m Guest bathroom 2.03m x 2.32m Utility 2.07m x 1.32m Bedroom 1 4.94m x 3.82m Bedroom 2 3.49 x 3.93m Bedroom 3 4.38m x 2.83m Bathroom 2.65m x 3.65m Hallway 4.81m x 1.01m Hallway 2.83m x 3.65m The property was reroofed and rewired in circa 2008, with newly installed front and rear doors and drylined on the ground floor. The property benefits from mains water, septic tank, oil fired central heating and solid fuel central heating. This attractive mid nineteenth-century vernacular house retains its original character and form including original sash windows on upper level with an appealing complex of modest traditional outbuildings representing good examples of their date. These farmyard buildings are arranged around a central farmyard and were constructed with good quality stonework, including a lofted type granary and a 3 bay hay shed with leanto. There is ample opportunity to renovate these outbuildings for further living space or storage. This property affords the prospective purchaser an excellent opportunity to renovate to their own unique style. As the residence has been vacant for a number of years, the new owners may avail of the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant. This grant is funded by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage through the Croi Conaithe (Towns) Fund and you apply to your local authority. The grant provides funding for the refurbishment of vacant and derelict homes. One can get a grant of up to €50,000 to turn a vacant house or building into your permanent home or a rental property. The property is situated on a corner site with a cut limestone boundary wall with the R394 and L538 roads to the west and north of the property. This imposing and unique property will be such to attract considerable interest from the discerning purchaser and provides great scope to redevelop, enhance and bring back to its former glory. Viewing of this property is highly recommended - by appointment only.