No. 301CV-MO – Renovated manor house with over 2.2ha of parkland

Working in the UK and looking for an alternative to expensive property in the UK?

This Period Home might just be the perfect answer with daily flights to the UK only
5 kilometres away.

The house is approached by private main and service avenues through park and
woodland of over 5 acres. It has been renovated by the present owner and is in good
decorative order throughout and well presented.

The south facing house overlooks the lawns with Ha Ha wall defining the boundary
to the south side; a large outside sun area to the west, and two ancient ring forts add to the
magical setting.

A restored Summer house with terrace garden, sun dial, and fountain
compliment the period of the house. Leading from there is a largest cut-stone stable block
with coach house, gardener and groom quarters, stables and dove cote overlooking the
walled gardens with an adjacent large garage and workshop.

The Estate was known as the O’Grady Tavraun Estate and the home of the O’Grady
family in the 19th century. The family vault of the O’Grady family is in Urlaur Abbey.
Sir Henry Doran of the Congested District Board lived in the house at the beginning of
the 19th century.

New Oil boiler system and complete CCTV security system

Outhouses:
Summerhouse for afternoon tea parties
Stable block

Gardener quarters
Kitchen/living area
Upper level with 4 rooms and bathroom

Grooms quarters:
Reception with open fire, flagstone floors
Kitchen/dining room
Bedroom with en-suite
Upper level with 3 rooms and bathroom

Horse stables:
2 horse boxes
Loft
Dove cote
Livestock stable
Coach house
Large workshop
Total outhouses: 397.53m2

Grounds:
A total of 5.48 acre featuring 2 ring forts, walled garden, paddocks, private avenues with mature trees including lime, maple beech, chestnut and sycamore.