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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Glynn, St Mullins, Co Carlow, R95KV07 - €249,000
Sitting on a holding of 2.64 acres approximately with a variety of outbuildings this property is simply oozing potential for its new owner.
The house in need of some modernisation offers on the ground floor a large living room, kitchen dining room and shower room. The first floor offers a large landing area and three bedrooms.
In the past there was an attached shop to the right of the house which could be incorporated into the current living space to add additional rooms on the ground floor. This is a wonderful country location situated on the outskirts of Glynn village in south Carlow, and enjoys marvellous views of the surrounding countryside.
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