ONeill and Flanagan welcome this luxurious 3 bed end of Terrace house, with great potential to increase the BER rating. This gorgeous home comes to the market in great condition, located within a cul de sac with an enclosed rear garden and off-street parking.

No.1 Cirt An Gleanna is in the heart of Aughrim village with a variety of amenities such as schools, grocery shops, pubs, restaurants and many more. Aughrim town has a great sense of community and lovely scenic walks through the woods and forests. Aughrim is located around 15 kilometres away from the nearest towns such as Arklow with bus and train transportation.

Accommodation Includes:
Entrance Hallway: 4.366m x 1.983m
The entrance of this home greets you with a gorgeous spacious hallway and fabulous Navy carpet to match the interior of the home.

Sitting Room: 3.484m x 3.967m
The sitting room is a great large space with an open fire and lovely wooden floors.

Kitchen/Dining Room: 5.583m x 3.378m
Bright kitchen and dining area with laminated wooden flooring.
Kitchen also includes a hob / oven and washing machine.

Upstairs
Landing: 1.982m x 2.619m
Carpeted stairs leading to bright landing area with three bedrooms and main bathroom.

Master Bedroom: 3.078m x 5.531m
A bright spacious room with a lovely wooden wardrobe and locker.

Ensuite: 0.855m x 2.288m
Shower with laminate floors, WC and sink.

Bedroom Two:
Bright Bedroom with laminated floor.

Bedroom Three: 2.280m x 2.856m
A bright room with storage heater and lovely views from the window.

Main Bathroom: 2.603m x 1.846m
A lovely bright and spacious bathroom with a bath / shower
integrated and detailed tiling around. WC and sink included.

Rear Garden
Enclosed rear garden with grass and trees that may need to be maintained.

BER: D1
With potential to improve to BER B1 with your homes energy performance.

Difference between a Home Energy Assessment and a BER
Building energy rating (BER) assessment
For homeowners who are not sure where to start with their home energy upgrade or who may want to carry out just one or two energy upgrades, a BER is a good starting point. Find out more about the BER Assessment.
Home energy assessment
For homeowners considering multiple energy upgrades and applying for the One Stop Shop service, a home energy assessment is useful. It provides both a BER rating and a technical report detailing the energy upgrades needed to get your home to a B2 rating and better.

This is a well-presented three-bedroom, three-bathroom semi-detached home with a clean and attractive exterior. The front faade combines red brick and smooth white render, giving the property a contemporary yet classic look. The home benefits from a paved driveway at the front, offering off-street parking. Neatly trimmed hedges line both sides, adding privacy and a touch of greenery. A side passage runs along the right-hand side of the house, providing access to the rear garden.

No.12 Viewmount is in the heart of Rathdrum and located only a 5-minute drive from the town. The main street is filled with many amenities such as grocery shops, restaurants, schools and many more. Avondale Park is only a couple minutes drive with gorgeous walks, scenery and a caf for you and your family to enjoy. There are bus and train routes that will take you to the main towns such as Dublin or Wicklow.

Accommodation Includes:
Entrance Hallway: 5.05m x 1.91m
The entrance of this home greets you with a gorgeous spacious hallway and fabulous beige/brown carpet that ties in well with the interior of the home.

Sitting Room: 4.37m x 3.49m
This spacious sitting room has an open fireplace and a gorgeous white wooden surrounding it. The big window brings in lots of light to make this space more open. There are glass double doors that lead from the dining room to the sitting room.

Kitchen/Dining: 3.02m x 5.51m
The kitchen is a lovely bright space with brown/tan wooden built-in presses and cabinet and a gorgeous big window to brighten up the kitchen.
The dining room is a lovely open space for you and your family to gather and gorgeous double patio doors that opens into the back garden.

First floor:
Master Bedroom: 2.87m x 3.49m
The master bedroom is a lovely spacious and bright room with beige/brown carpets throughout the room to match the rest of the home. This bedroom has a built-in wardrobe for more storage in the room.

Ensuite: 0.87m x 2.66m
Shower with tiled floor, WC and WHB.

Bedroom Two: 3.48m x 3.49m
Bedroom two is a lovely room with big windows to brighten up the place and beige/brown carpets throughout. This room has a built-in wardrobe for more storage.

Bedroom Three: 2.38m x 2.75m
A bright third bedroom in the home with beige/brown carpets to match the interior of the home. This bedroom has a built-in wardrobe for more storage.

Main Bathroom: 2.52m x 1.91m
A lovely bright and spacious bathroom with a bath
and detailed tiling around. WC and WHB included.

Rear Garden
Enclosed space with fencing for privacy and a shed already in place, A great foundations to work with.
A blank Canvas garden is like buying an unfurnished roomit might not wow you immediately, but it gives you full control to turn it into something that truly fits your needs.
Youre not stuck undoing someone elses taste. Whether you want a modern patio, lush planting, or a family play area, you can shape the garden exactly to your lifestyle

Site circa 0.13 acres of land (549m2).
Folio Number: WW7863
Located off Chapel Lane in the village of Aughrim.
This site is being offered to the market as is. Previous planning application
ref: 081135 (lapsed).
Particularly suit locals to the area, within walking distance of all amenities.
Currently in grass with boundary clearly defined by stone wall and fencing.
Contact our Aughrim office today on 0402 – 36783 to register your interest.

Directions:
As you enter the village of Aughrim from the Rathdrum side on the R753,
turn right onto Chapel Lane, turn right after 45m, site is located to the rear
of property Y14 H594. Identified by gated fence as shown in photos.
As you enter the village of Aughrim and continue on to main street, turn left
onto Chapel Lane, turn right after 45m, site is located to the rear of
property Y14 H594. Identified by gated fence

Lawless’ Hotel, Aughrim, Co. Wicklow

Established in 1787, Lawless’ Hotel, Aughrim, Co Wicklow is steeped in history, parts of the iconic building dates back as far as 1787.

Lawless’ Hotel was established in 1787. In bygone days the space in front of the hotel served as a coach halt. The hotel is one of the oldest buildings in the town. The village is famous for its granite, found in many of its buildings, bridges and walls and is known locally as the Granite Village. Aughrim was established as an estate town by the Earl of Meath, who built many of the historical buildings, such as the Market House, Forge and Ardee Row.

Lawless’ Hotel spans over 1,500 sq. m. (16,355 sq. ft.) and includes 10 guest bedrooms upstairs, a function room (which overlooks the river), and a large dinning / bar area. Lawless’ Hotel closed its doors in 2020 during the pandemic and has since not re-opened. A large part of the building was reconstructed in 2011 and there is excellent scope to increase the number of rooms (STPP) on the flat roof area of the building.

Lawless’ Hotel was once a high-profile hotel which, in its prime, was known the length and breadth of Ireland as a thriving and popular venue. This entire needs repair throughout to be brought back into operation.

Summary
– Originally constructed 1787
– Extended & Refurbished in 2011
– In need of refurbishment, vacant since 2020
– Gross floor area of approx. 1,500 sq. m. (16,355 sq. ft.)
– 10 en-suite guest bedrooms at 1st floor level
– Reception area, bar, function room, leisure rooms, & ancillary rooms at ground floor level
– Approx. 1 acre site to include car park
– Large South West aspect beer garden to the rear with outdoor bar overlooking River Aughrim
– Scope for further rooms (STPP) on flat roof area

Accommodation:
Main Entrance: 4.052m x 6.291m
Double doors leading into the main reception area, some of the
original features can still be seen within this area.

Reception area: 8.229m x 7.485m
Two-tiered reception area, overlooking the river. Dual aspect reception area allowing guests to enjoy the raised ceiling and open fire.

Office: 6.060m x 4.919m
Located the rear of the main entrance, along with access to the main entrance hallway which leads to the function room and the
stairway to the guest bedrooms.

Reception area two: 6.673m x 2.723m
As you leave the reception area you are greeted with another reception room that also includes an open fireplace, this area also allows you to enter the function room and leads you to a reading room.

Reading room: 2.830m x 5.310m
Upon entering the reading room, you are facing out on he the river view. Double doors allowing you to enjoy the peaceful sound of the river.

Function Room: 15.429m x 12.040m
Large function room with ample access via the kitchen, bar area and main reception. Located the rear of the property with access to the rear garden and grounds. Double doors
leading to walkway along with river. Raised ceilings and light filled room.

Toilets:
– Men’s toilets: 3.425m x5.271m
– Women’s toilets: 5.337m x 3.572m
– Disability: 1.726m x 2.552m

Kitchen area:

Access via the function room along with the main bar. Storage area and cold area
– Area One: 4.452m x 6.023m
– Area Two: 6.028m x 7.978m
Bar: 8.913m x 17.261m
Located to the front of the building, with access via the main reception and from double doors located to the front of the property.

Dining area: 5.667m x 9.493m
Raised ceilings and dual aspect area facing to front of the property. Access via the front entrance.

Pool Room: 7.102m x 4.378m
Located within the bar and dining area.

Toilets
Located within the bar and dining area.
– Men’s
– Women’s
– Baby Changing/ Disability

Off Licence: 9.144m x 6.269m
Access from side entrance along with access from the bar area.

First Floor – 10 guest bedrooms with en-suites

Hallway: 17.197m x 1.248m
Return: 5.393m x 1.339m
Room Eight: 4.098m x 3.205m
En-suite: 1.407m x 2.200m
Room Thirteen: 2.818m x 3.517m
En-suite: unable to access

Room Five: 3.154m x 5.288m
En- suite: 1.197m x 2.972m
Room Nine: 3.507m x 2.998m
En-suite: 1.052m x 2.558m
Room Fourteen: 4.841m x 4.772m
En-suite: 1.042m x 3.243m

Room Six: 4.895m x 3.086m
En-suite: 1.162m x 3.233m
Room Eleven: 6.106m x 5.910m
En-suite: 3.682m x 1.856m
Room Fifteen: 4.188m x 2.961m
En- suite: 1.131m x 3.100m

Room Seven: 4.180m x 3.189m
En-suite: 1.119m x 2.553m
Room Twelve: 4.271m x 3.017m
En-suite: 1.682m x 2.142m

Outside grounds

– Ample car parking spaces available.
– Rear beer garden area.
– Disability access
– Block built storage area.

Services:

– Mains water
– Mains sewage

We are delighted to present this modern, well-appointed office space located in the scenic town of Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow. Situated in a tranquil yet accessible area, this property offers an ideal setting for businesses seeking a professional environment with excellent amenities. With spacious office accommodation, a fully equipped communal kitchen, and a dedicated car parking space, this office is perfect for companies looking to grow in a peaceful yet well-connected location. Just a short distance from Wicklow Town and with easy access to major transport routes, this property offers the perfect balance of convenience, comfort, and natural beauty.

Office Accommodation Includes:
– Office 2: (5.413m x 5.181m):
A bright, spacious office with dual-aspect windows providing excellent natural light. The office features high-quality carpeted flooring, 3 double-glazed windows with vertical roller blinds, 3 double electrical sockets, and a radiator, making this space comfortable and ready for your business needs.
– Communal Kitchen (6.315m x 2.954m):
A fully equipped communal kitchen with tiled flooring, offering plenty of storage space in the form of several presses. The kitchen includes a fridge, dishwasher, sink, and a dining table with chairs, making it ideal for breaks or casual meetings. The space is also equipped with 2 fire extinguishers and a fire blanket for safety, ensuring peace of mind for all occupants.
– Communal Toilet
A shared toilet facility for convenience.
Other Key Features:
– 1 Dedicated Car Parking Space:
This office comes with a designated car parking space, offering ease of access and convenience for both staff and clients.
– Access to Local Amenities:
Located in the charming town of Rathdrum, this office benefits from excellent transport links, including access to main roads and nearby bus services. Rathdrum offers a range of local amenities, including shops, cafes, restaurants, and a post office, all within walking distance.
– Nearby Services:
The property is also close to Wicklow town, with its additional services, including schools, healthcare facilities, and leisure centres. The location is ideal for those who need a balance of rural tranquillity and easy access to larger towns and cities.
– Natural Beauty & Peaceful Environment:
Situated in the stunning county of Wicklow, often referred to as the “Garden of Ireland,” the property offers a peaceful, scenic environment, making it a pleasant place to work. Whether you enjoy a walk during lunch breaks or seek inspiration from the surrounding natural beauty, the location is sure to impress.
Services
– Road access
– Nearby commuting services

Directions
When approaching Rathdrum from the crossroads/ graveyard direction, continue straight until you get to the roundabout, take the 3rd exit at the roundabout towards Avondale and then take the 1st right turn you see after taking your exit. If approaching from the town take the 2nd exit and if approaching from the train station direction take the 1st exit. These will bring you to Avon Motors, the office is located just at the back of Avon Motors.

CIRCA 4.54 ACRES / 1.83 HECTARES

The spectacular riverside Moore’s Meadow, named in honour of the ancient Irish bard Thomas Moore who was inspired by the beauty of the Vale of Avoca – to compose the classic ballads “The Last Rose of Summer” and “The Meetings of The Waters” – This wonderful meadow is nestled in the vale of Avoca, in an elevated position above the Avonbeg River and is truly an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The entirety of the field is screened by mostly mature native trees with further indigenous trees also arching above the flowing waters of the River Avonbeg with scented native honeysuckle and wild
rambling roses adorning the hedgerow boundary alongside the meandering rural Mill Road.

The entire field is organic with rich and fertile soil which makes it ideal for the creation of an orchard or for those who wish to grow their own fruit trees, nut trees, vegetables and herbs or to grow willow trees for weaving, alongside the margins of the river and field on its southern side, which contains little rivulets filled with wild organic watercress, that slope down to the crystal clear waters by the river’s edge which is perfect for paddling within or to simply meditate in such a sublime setting that evokes utter serenity.

The waters of the River Avonbeg are so clear that the ancient glacial Ice Age stone that lies upon the riverbed, has been smoothed by waters tumbling amongst them for aeons, carving them into rounded, shapes, with river trout lying within the shadows of its crevices or hiding within the still and silent shadows of the overhanging branches that line the riverbank whilst the kingfisher can be seen flitting along the bank or the dipper perched upon a jutting rock as it surveys its watery kingdom or a pair of grey wagtails swooping above the curving undulations of the river, searching for their new home within the cradle of this old as time itself, enchanted watery terrain.

Gracious foxgloves stand tall by the trees that line the riverbank in Spring whilst native bluebells rise from the earth as though to touch the blue raiment of the sky from whence they fell whilst yellow celandines appear like buttons of gold from the waistcoat of a dancing watersprite whilst the tapping of a treecreeper chimes with the call of the robin as it sings its little heart out in joy at the majesty of this little piece of paradise upon Wicklow’s landscape that is immersed in the atmosphere of the Ancients, our forefathers and their forefathers before them, who lived, breathed, tilled and fished upon this landscape of antiquity, time before Time itself.

Moore’s Meadow is a wonderful opportunity to create a secluded oasis of Nature which is rich in fertile earth and crystal clear waters in a sublime and unparalleled setting of captivating beauty.

There has been no reported flooding and a hydrogeologist report commissioned in 2008 by the vendor stated that there was no evidence of historic flooding of the meadow.

Additional c. 0.8 Acres of River Avonbeg (WW27018F) riverbank – optional:

There is an additional piece of wonderful woodland riverbank (see picture of Folio) which has its own little natural swimming area and bench welded into the projecting rock with outstanding river views and surrounded by a wealth of mature trees, which can be purchased separately.

Site (Subject to Planning) CIRCA 2.38 ACRES

Site with some road frontage on the R752 (Rathdrum to Glenealy)
The land is being offered to the market Subject To Planning,

Part of Folio No: WW597F

Circa 0.16 Hectares / Circa .39 Acre

Land is in the townland of Killalongford, Co. Wicklow.
Killalongford is a rural area and townland in County Carlow. It lies within the civil parish of Clonmore and the border of Rathvilly in the southeastern part of the county.
Killalongford itself is rural, its near Clonmore village.
Clonmore is a village, on the northeast corner of County Carlow, close to the border with County Wicklow. Its situated about 5.5 km south of Hacketstown and around 14 km east of Tullow.

Description: The subject property comprises circa 0.16 hectares / circa .39 acre as shown in land direct map folio number CW9970F. This land has some road frontage and is currently in grass with a gated entrance.

Guide Price: 110,000 subject to pp

Circa 1 acre / circa 0.40 hectares site
The land is being offered to the market subject to Planning Permission been obtained.

5 Minute drive to Ashford Village
Just 40 minutes from Dublin via the M11, Ashford is a vibrant and growing village nestled in the heart of County WicklowIrelands Garden County.
Home to Mount Usher Gardens, Ashford offers a unique blend of natural beauty and village charm. The nearby Devils Glen woodland trails, beaches like Brittas Bay, and easy access to the Wicklow Mountains make it a paradise for nature lovers.
Ashford features:
Excellent transport links to Dublin and Wicklow Town
Local primary school, cafs, shops, and pubs.
A friendly, active community with a relaxed pace of life

Services: No services

Please note boundary lines are for illustrative purposes only

Folio Number: WW26909F

Rural, very private, gently sloping one acre site totally screened from view by ma-ture trees > 20 years old.
Mature Coillte forestry to rear.
Road frontage 140 metres
Sightlines 85 metres and 170 metres from public road entrance.
Second entrance onto private laneway/public road.

Circa 1 acre / circa 0.40 hectares of forestry land, located on regional road.

The land is being offered to the market on the as is OR subject to Planning Permission been obtained.

Guide Price: 55,000 as is or 110,000 subject to pp

1-acre forestry site in Ballinastraw, Co. Wicklow (near Glenealy in County Wicklow, Ireland):

Approximately 1 acre (about 0.40 hectares) of land. Currently in forestry, Situated in the townland of Ballinastraw, on a regional road near Glenealy, Co. Wicklow, a rural area with scenic countryside views

Being on a regional road gives road access, and the lands would suit people local to the area potentially for private use, forestry planting, or future development, depending on permissions granted by Wicklow County Council

Ballinastraw is a rural townland near Glenealy in Co. Wicklow. The wider area includes farmland, small woodlands, and countryside landscapes typical of Wicklows rolling hills.

Its not far from Rathdrum and other larger villages/towns in Wicklow, with amenities all within a short drive from the site.
Buying the land subject to planning permission could allow for alternative uses (e.g., building a rural dwelling) if planning is granted, although Wicklow has strict local needs restrictions and coun-tryside planning is controlled.

Local needs, rural housing policy, and site suitability, An acre gives opportunity, but approval depends on, please ensure you speak to a local architect to ensure that you meet the requirements
There are no services on the site.