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06 Sept 2025

PROPERTY WATCH | Luxury living in this charming Longford residence in idyllic countryside setting

Antley is a unique detached, three-bay, two storey Tudor Revival house near Ballymahon

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If you fancy luxury living in an idyllic countryside setting, well then this charming Longford residence is just for you! Antley, just outside Ballymahon, is a unique detached, three-bay, two storey Tudor Revival house built circa 1875 and it is being sold by Savills 01 618 1300 and it has a guide price of €850,000. READ MORE BELOW PHOTO

Antley, Ballymahon, Co. Longford, N39E316 is a charming period residence set on about 25 acres of grounds in idyllic countryside.

It 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.

Comprising two storeys, the accommodation extends to 3778 square feet / 351 metres. This charming house itself is in excellent condition and retains many attractive original period features including distinctive fascia boards and cast iron railings together with sash windows, shutters and marble fireplaces.

The comfortable accommodation is set over two floors. The ground floor comprises an inviting entrance hall, three generously proportioned reception rooms, a kitchen and a downstairs bathroom. Furthermore, there is a boot room, laundry room and utility.

Upstairs there are four good-sized double bedrooms all with wonderful views over the gardens and lands beyond. The master bedroom is ensuite. There is a further family bathroom upstairs.

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