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Charming period residence set on about 25 acres of grounds in idyllic countryside. Antley is a unique detached, three-bay, two storey Tudor Revival house built circa 1875. It is situated on over 25 acres/ 10 hectares.
The property is located in a tranquil, sylvan setting, quietly nestled between Newcastle Forest and the Royal Canal Greenway. It is approximately a quarter of a mile outside the town of Ballymahon.
Access to this fine period property traverses the Antley river to carved limestone gate piers and onto a mature, landscaped avenue and gardens which have been meticulously maintained with lawned areas and large variety of specimen trees.
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