It’s the kind of property that some love, care, attention and an injection of cash could turn into a stunning period home.
Boasting six bedrooms and two bathrooms, Roxborough at Glebe, Kilcar was once a stunning Church of Ireland rectory.
And there’s no reason why it can’t return to its former glory.
The unique property, which is set on more than four acres, has a price tag of €250,000.
Constructed in the 1820’s/1830s, the house is nicely set back from the pubic road with extensive mature grounds and abuts the Wild Atlantic Way coast road.
The south-facing the property overlooks Teelin Bay and across the bay at Sliabh Liag Mountain.
The house is two storey over basement in design with three reception rooms, 6=six bedrooms, main kitchen plus a second kitchen, bathroom and other utility rooms.
The house also has an attractive courtyard finished with exposed stone and slate roofed is located at the rear of the house which in the past would have been stables, fuel stores and a hay loft.
Roxborough has been vacant for a number of years and this period house requires substantial renovations work and should qualify for various home improvement grants.
Located in a very scenic part of South West Donegal this is a fabulous property for anyone with energy for a residential renovation project.
For further information see http://henrykee.ie/Property-For-Sale/Roxborough-Glebe-Kilcar-Co-Donegal-F94-C672/4794
