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15 Nov 2025
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14 Fenagh, Co. Carlow, R21TW02
A traditional granite stone cottage with huge renovation potential has come on the market in Carlow for €150,000, offering buyers the chance to transform a character-filled home into something special.
Located in the peaceful village setting of Fenagh, the property was previously two separate cottages that have been combined into a single four-bedroom residence. Extending to 98 square metres, it includes an entrance hall, kitchen, utility room, bathroom and four bedrooms, along with gardens at both the front and rear.
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The cottage is also expected to qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, making it a particularly appealing option for anyone looking to restore an older home. Set close to local amenities including a shop, post office, pub, creche and sports facilities, the cottage is only 4km from Bagenalstown.
With its traditional stone build, spacious layout and grant eligibility, this €150k fixer-upper offers a rare opportunity for buyers looking to breathe new life into a classic cottage.
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