The Old Rectory Termonfeckin Co. Louth

On Approx. 2.75 Acres / 1.1 Hectares

For Sale by Private Treaty as Whole

 

Summary

Experience the perfect blend of an elegant Georgian Residence together with a modern mews, standing on a beautiful 2.75 acre site in the glorious village of Termonfeckin.

This is The Old Rectory in Termonfeckin, County Louth.

 

The property encompasses 4 main features.

The Main Georgian Residence

The modern Mews

Outbuildings of Office, kitchen and stores

The grounds 2.75 acres - which are “residentially zoned”, and afford the possibilities of a number of houses.

 

Situated in the heart of the village, and just 10 minutes from Drogheda Town, this property showcases a wealth of period features that evoke the essence of a former era. This property is located in the charming seaside village of Termonfeckin, a most attractive village, that has still retained its attractive old worlde character with nice street scapes, with its natural beauty, fascinating history, and warm community spirit.For those seeking outdoor activities, Termonfeckin offers ample opportunities for golfing, walking, and cycling. The nearby golf courses in both Seapoint and Co. Louth (Baltray) are internationally recognised. The surrounding countryside offers trails for walkers and cyclists to explore, especially down to Seapoint Beach, just further along the coast to Clogherhead pier and

walks.

 

Accommodation Summary

Main House

Ground Floor consisting of: Porch, Large Entrance Hall, Formal Sitting Room, Spacious Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, WC

First Floor Consisting of: Main Bathroom, 4 no. Bedrooms (1 En-Suite), Store

Basement level consisting of: Wet Room, Fuel Store, 4 Storage Rooms

 

The Mews

Ground Floor consisting of: Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Utility, 2 no. Bedrooms (2 En-Suite, 1 Walk-In Wardrobe)

First Floor Consisting of: Kitchen/Dining Room, Living Room, Sunroom

 

Office Building and Stables

Office, Kitchenette, WC, Garage, Stable / shed

 

Grounds

On Approx. 2.75 Acres / 1.1 Hectares

Zoned “New Residential”

 

Location

Dublin Airport                                                    45km

Dublin City Centre                                           57km

M 50                                                                55km

Drogheda                                                           8km

Balbriggan                                                        25km

Dundalk                                                            31km

 

 

Termonfeckin, offers residents convenient access to a range of amenities. Close to larger towns like Drogheda and Dundalk, shopping centers and specialty stores are easily reachable. The village’s picturesque beach and surrounding countryside provide opportunities for leisurely walks, picnics, and outdoor activities such as sailing, fishing and general water sports. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy scenic courses nearby.

 

Families benefit from the presence of primary and secondary schools within a close proximate to Termonfeckin, ensuring quality education without lengthy commutes. Sports enthusiasts have various facilities and clubs to choose from, including those promoting traditional Irish sports like GAA, as well as soccer, rugby, and tennis. This seaside village strikes a balance between tranquil rural living and access to essential services, making it an ideal place to call home.

 

Main House

Description

The Old Rectory stands proudly in the centre of Termonfeckin Village in  south  County  Louth.  True to its Georgian period, it is a captivating gem that exudes charm and character. Steeped in history, this grand residence showcases architectural and period features that the Georgian Period is revered for. As you approach the house, through its fine gates, and sweeping driveway, you approach an elegant exterior, and well-maintained gardens, which set the stage for a truly enchanting experience.

 

Upon stepping inside the home, you are greeted by  a sense of warmth and sophistication. The interior of the Old Rectory House boasts spacious rooms with high ceilings, intricate detailing, and original fireplaces, all meticulously preserved to retain their timeless allure. The tasteful blend of classic and contemporary elements creates an ambiance that isboth inviting and refined.

 

Each room within the Old Rectory House tells a story, with every corner revealing a glimpse into its rich past. From the elegant sitting rooms to the stately dining area, every space exudes a sense of grace and grandeur. The attention to detail is evident in the craftsmanship and the care taken to preserve the historical integrity of the property.

 

Accommodation

Attractive glazed Porch leading to

 A Large Entrance Hall leading to

 Sitting Room with Fireplace and large well maintained sliding sash windows, Fitted Cupboards and Display Shelves

 Living Room with Fireplace and large well maintained sliding sash windows with views to the rear garden.

 Dining room with connection through to Kitchen with direct access to the basement level

Inner hall with Impressive Staircase and direct access to the basement level

 Guest WC

 

Upstairs:

 Large landing

 Large Main Bathroom with bath, washbasin, and WC

 

Master bedroom Suite with Ensuite (Shower, washbasin, and WC) and Walk-In Wardrobe

 

Bedroom 2

Large double bed with Fitted Wardrobe and connection to storage room

 

Bedroom 3

Large Bright room with fitted wardrobes and large sliding sash windows

 

Bedroom 4

Bright room with Fitted Wardrobe

 

 

Basement Level has an external entrance. There are multiple storage rooms (c. 5) wet room, utilities, wine cellar etc offering a multitude of possibilities.

 

The Mews

BER: D1

Description

Mews homes are known for their cozy and efficient layouts, making them ideal for individuals, couples, or small families seeking a stylish and low-maintenance living space. The Mews was newly built in 1999 and is in excellent order and condition throughout.

It has a nice interior design with the main reception rooms and kitchen located on the upper floor.

 

 

Accommodation

Ground Floor:

Main Entrance Hall with access to 

Large sitting room

Utility

Bedroom 1

En-suite (Shower, Washbasin, WC)

 

Main Bedroom

Walk-in Wardrobe, Ensuite (Bath, Washbasin, WC)

 

First Floor:

Landing

 Large Bright Kitchen / Dining Area Sitting Room with connection to Sunroom

 

Office Building and Stable

 

Description

Large Office space with built-in storage and Kitchenette and WC. Ideal as a Home Office or easily converted to accommodation.

 

Accommodation

Open Office Space with access to kitchenette and WC

Garage Space Stable / Shed

 

Site Potential

 

The site has been zoned as A2 New Residential by Louth County Council in the 2021 – 2027 Development Plan for residential development making it an ideal location for creating a vibrant housing community. With careful planning and design, the site can comfortably accommodate approximately the construction of eight houses. The available space allows for well- sized plots and thoughtful placement of each house, providing residents with ample privacy and a sense of community. This residential project presents an exciting opportunity to meet the growing demand for quality housing while maximizing the potential of the site.

 

Directions

From Dublin               The Eircode is: A92 KV99

From Dublin take the M1 Northbound to junction 10. Take the N51 exit to Drogheda (North) - Navan/Collon. At the Hill of Rath Roundabout, take the second exit to stay on the N51. At the Rose Hall Roundabout take the first exit onto the R132. Take a right onto Cockle Road. After 3km take a left for Ballymakenny Road followed by an immediate right (signs for Termonfeckin). After 2.5 km, turn left at Newtownstalaban followed by a right turn 160m after. Turn left onto the R166 and continue straight.

 

From Drogheda

Head East on Patrick Street/R166 for 8km. Continue straight (signs for Dunany. The destination will be on the right.

 

Listed

The main house is listed in the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (Reg No.: 13834009) and the Louth Registry of Protected Listed Buildings.

(Reg No.: LHS022-025)

 

Zoning

Louth County Council in the 2021 – 2027 Development Plan. The immediate curtilage of the House and Mews are zoned “Existing Residential”. The grounds are zoned “New Residential”

 

Price On Application

 

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Frank Flynn

Robt. B. Daly and Sons Ltd.

30 Laurence Street Drogheda

T: 041 9838607

E: frank@rbdaly.com