Rossenarra House, Kilmoganny, Co. Kilkenny, R95F8C2

- A Historic Country House set on c. 10 acres of Parkland - * Rossenarra House is an impressive early 19th-century country house dating from 1824, occupying a private and picturesque setting near Kilmoganny in south Kilkenny. Built in the Palladian tradition, the house has a handsome central block with adjoining wings and retains considerable architectural character. It is associated with James Hoban, the Kilkenny-born architect best known for designing the White House in Washington, D.C. Extending to approximately 4,800 sq ft over four floors, the house offers exceptionally generous accommodation, with large reception rooms, a substantial entrance hall and staircase, dining and drawing rooms, library, kitchen facilities and a number of spacious bedrooms. Period features, generous proportions and high ceilings give the interiors the character and scale expected of a house of this age. The property is set within approximately 10 acres of its own grounds, with mature trees, extensive lawns and landscaped areas providing a wonderful sense of privacy. There is also an indoor swimming pool, together with substantial ancillary and service accommodation. Rossenarra has an unusually rich history, having been associated with the Reade, McEnery and Condon families, among others. The house is also closely connected with the story of Red Rum, the three-time Grand National winner, who was bred at Rossenarra Stud. The current owner has invested in updating and modernising the property but it continues to present a rare opportunity to restore and enjoy a substantial historic Irish country house while retaining its original character and impressive proportions. LOCATION Rossenarra is situated in the countryside outside Kilmoganny, in south Kilkenny, approximately 7 miles from Callan and within easy reach of Kilkenny city. The property is also approximately 18 miles from Waterford, with Dublin approximately 87 miles away. The surrounding area offers a particularly attractive combination of peaceful countryside, established villages and access to the wider amenities of Kilkenny and Waterford. The historic Rossenarra demesne itself contains a number of surviving estate structures, including the early 19th-century farmyard and impressive entrance gates, which are recorded on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. Rossenarra House is an exceptional period property with approximately 4,800 sq ft of accommodation, 10 acres of grounds and a remarkable architectural and historical story. *NOTE: Photos used are historic and have been enhances for clarity.* VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY