Bridge House , Bridge Street, Trim, Co. Meath, C15NY02

A restored period residence on Ireland's oldest working bridge About this property The Bridge House is a truly exceptional and historic residence of rare character and charm, occupying a landmark position on Ireland's oldest working bridge in the heart of Trim, Co. Meath. This beautifully restored period home offers a unique blend of heritage architecture and contemporary luxury, with uninterrupted views of the River Boyne, Trim Castle, and the iconic Yellow Steeple. Originally serving as the town's tollhouse, the property has been meticulously refurbished to the highest standard and now presents as a distinctive five bedroom home with a one bedroom self-contained apartment, arranged over three levels. Behind its elegant façade lies a beautifully restored period home, where original sash windows with shutters, herringbone flooring, and high-end internal joinery are complemented by modern comforts including a chef's kitchen with quartz worktops, Smeg appliances, and a walk-in pantry. The light-filled reception rooms enjoy river views and feature an inset stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The ground floor includes an elegant reception room, a versatile bedroom or home office, and a stylish bathroom. The kitchen and breakfast area are designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with bespoke finishes and thoughtful detailing throughout. Upstairs, three double bedrooms offer built-in wardrobes and elevated views over the water, while the luxurious family bathroom includes a deep standalone tub and separate shower. Throughout the home, bespoke hardware and refined finishes reflect the quality of the restoration. The lower ground floor features the master bedroom with generous proportions, an ensuite bathroom, and direct access to the riverbank. This level also includes a kitchen area and three additional rooms, offering excellent flexibility for storage, games room, or further accommodation. Notably, part of this level can function as a one-bedroom self-contained apartment, accessed via a separate entrance from Mill Street. This private unit provides independent living space, ideal for guests, extended family, or rental opportunities. Externally, the property benefits from private parking for two cars and two separate entrances, enhancing privacy and flexibility. The setting is truly special, steeped in history yet offering all the conveniences of modern living in a vibrant town centre location. The Bridge House is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Irish history, reimagined for contemporary life. With its unrivalled location, exquisite finishes, and income potential, this is a property that offers both lifestyle and legacy. Please note: Some rooms have been virtually staged and are shown for illustrative purposes only. Viewing Strictly by private appointment with the joint agents, Savills Country Agency and Loman Dempsey Property Consultants. Fixtures & Fittings Further details are available on request from the selling agents. Services Oil fired central heating, mains water, mains sewerage. Please be advised that the selling agents have not checked the services, and any purchaser should satisfy themselves with the availability and adequacy of all services. Entry & Possession Entry is by agreement with vacant possession. Offers Offers may be submitted to the selling agents - Savills Residential & Country Agency, 33 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2. Loman Dempsey Property Consultants, Market Street, Trim, Co Meath. Financial Guarantee All offers (regardless of the country of residence of the offering party) must be accompanied by a guarantee or suitable form of reference from a bank, which gives the sellers satisfaction that the purchaser has access to the funds required to complete the purchase at the offered price Local information Situated in the heart of Trim town centre, this property enjoys a truly unique and historic setting on what is reputed to be the oldest bridge in Ireland. Trim, one of County Meath's most picturesque and heritage-rich towns, is renowned for its medieval architecture, charming streetscapes, and vibrant community atmosphere. The property benefits from immediate access to a wide range of local amenities including shops, cafés, restaurants, schools, and leisure facilities, all within walking distance. Trim Castle, the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland, and the scenic River Boyne are just moments away, offering a wealth of cultural and recreational opportunities. Trim is situated approximately 45km northwest of Dublin City and 48km from Dublin Airport. An excellent regional road network provides swift access to the country's major motorways, including the M3 at Junction 7 Tara (13km), the M50 at Junction 6 Blanchardstown (38km) or Junction 7 Liffey Valley (49km), the M4 at Junction 8 (24km), the M1 at Drogheda (38km), and the M6 at Junction 2 Kinnegad (30km). Public transport links are strong, with Bus Éireann services (111 and 109B) connecting Trim to Dublin, and route 190 serving Drogheda and Navan. Mainline rail services are available at Enfield (19km) and M3 Parkway at Pace, Dunboyne (26km), both offering excellent parking facilities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of walking trails, golf courses, and equestrian centres in the vicinity, while families are well served by a selection of highly regarded primary and secondary schools. Additional information Trim is home to two excellent secondary schools, as well as boys' and girls' national schools, a Gaelscoil, and an Educate Together school. Prestigious institutions such as Castleknock College, Belvedere College, The Institute of Education, UCD, DCU, Trinity College, and Maynooth University are all easily accessible via public and private transport links. The town boasts an Aura Leisure Centre with a 25m swimming pool, gym, bowls club, and astro pitches. Trim GAA Club has a state-of-the-art facility, and there are active clubs for soccer, tennis, pitch & putt, and athletics. Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort features a championship course designed by Christy O'Connor Jr., along with a leisure centre and swimming pool. The popular Brogans Hotel in the town centre is known for its connection to world-renowned musician Don Baker, who regularly performs in Baker's Loft. A wide selection of hotels, restaurants, and pubs cater to all tastes and budgets. Trim's 100-acre public park along the River Boyne is rich in historical landmarks including the Yellow Steeple, Talbot Castle, and Trim Castle, which welcomes over 120,000 visitors annually. Trim hosts a vibrant calendar of festivals including the Vintage & Veteran Car Rally, Royal Meath Agricultural Show, Haymaking Festival, Salmon of Knowledge Festival, and the Púca Festival.