Period Farmhouse On C. 1.53 Acres, Knocknagull, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow, W91D2T6

Location: The property is in an excellent location situated just outside the Village of Dunlavin and close to Rathsallagh hotel & Golf . Club. Dunlavin Village. Dunlavin is nestled between the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains and Curragh Plaines in Co. Kildare yet has Dublin City within an easy commute with the Luas Park & Ride facilities at Citywest and the Red Cow less than 40 minutes away. The surrounding area offers an abundance for the outdoor and sporting enthusiast with hillwalking routes nearby including the renowned Glendalough which forms part of the Wicklow National Park, water sports and activities on the Blessington lakes, horse racing at nearby Naas, Punchestown and The curragh, beautiful golf courses including Rathsallagh, Tulfarris, and Kilkea Castle. There are rugby, gaa, soccer, running, hillwalking and cycling clubs all located within the village of Dunlavin or nearby. Schools in the area includes Scoil Naofa and Jonathan Swift National school and St Kevins Secondary School all a short walk. The Steiner School is c. 2kms away, while Newbridge College secondary school is within easy commuting distance c. 18kms. DESCRIPTION: The property comprises a most attractive two-storey period farmhouse set within a traditional courtyard of cut-stone outbuildings and farm sheds, all positioned on a generous holding of approximately 1.53 acres / 0.62 hectares. The arrangement of the buildings creates a sheltered and private setting, full of old-world charm and character, rarely found in today’s market. The farmhouse itself, while unoccupied for a number of years, retains the proportions and features of a classic rural dwelling and now offers a superb opportunity for comprehensive refurbishment. It provides a true blank canvas for a purchaser to restore and reimagine the home to modern standards while preserving its inherent character. Crucially, the property is likely to qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant together with SEAI energy upgrade grants, offering substantial financial support and making the overall project significantly more accessible. The setting is a key feature, with exceptional, uninterrupted views to the rear over rolling countryside, creating a peaceful and scenic backdrop that greatly enhances the living environment. The surrounding courtyard of traditional stone outbuildings adds significantly to the appeal, offering both visual charm and practical potential. These structures are ideally suited for conversion into additional accommodation, guest quarters, a home office, studio or workshop, subject to the necessary planning permission. The layout lends itself particularly well to the creation of a unique residential scheme centred around the courtyard. Overall, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a property of genuine character and scale, with the benefit of land, privacy and outstanding potential to create a distinctive family home in a beautiful rural setting.