Ruins on C. 6.12 Acres / 2.48 Hectares, Killmoat upper, Rathdangan, Co. Wicklow

The property comprises a collection of old-world stone ruins set on c. 6.12 acres, including a number of traditional outbuildings and an original residence. A notable feature of the lands is Killamoat Castle Motte, a historic Norman earthwork dating from the 12th–13th century. This raised circular mound would have originally supported a timber defensive structure and, while no buildings remain today, it is still clearly visible in the landscape, reflecting the area’s long-established history and early settlement. To the rear of the property are two well-defined paddocks, each benefiting from independent access. Killamoat Upper enjoys a peaceful rural setting in the heart of West Wicklow, just outside the village of Rathdangan. The area is characterised by rolling countryside, open farmland and elevated views. Rathdangan village is a short drive away and provides essential local amenities including a primary school and community hall. The property is also conveniently positioned within easy reach of both Kiltegan and Hacketstown, which offer a broader range of day-to-day services, schools and sporting facilities. The surrounding area is well regarded for its scenic landscape, set at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, with access to forestry walks, hiking routes and outdoor pursuits. Baltinglass is approximately 12km away, while Blessington and its lakes are within comfortable driving distance. Dublin is accessible via the N81, making the location suitable for those seeking a rural base within commuting reach of the city. Overall, this is a quiet countryside location with strong appeal for those looking for space, privacy and access to the natural amenities of West Wicklow.