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A large and imposing six-bedroom parochial house set on 7.5 acres in a Midlands village boasting mountain views and a host of outbuildings is on the market with a hefty price tag. The former parochial house in Kilcormac is on the market for €495,000
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Parochial House, Kilcormac, Co. Offaly, R42F226
Approached by a tree-lined avenue, the residence, which dates back to 1802 and was used as a parochial house until 2010, comprises a large detached three-bay two-storey over basement. This imposing property occupies an elevated yet secluded position adjacent to the town of Kilcormac and part-bounded by the majestic Silver River.
The accommodation consists of hallway, sitting room, drawing room, office, kitchen, pantry, scullery, study, breakfast room, six bedrooms (three ensuite), oratory, bathroom, and separate toilet all over three floors. Whilst the property would benefit from some upgrading it oozes potential and charm. It is listed with an asking price of €495,000 on Daft.ie.
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