Stunning Kildare home of late RTE broadcaster Marian Finucane goes up for sale

The Co Kildare home of the late broadcaster Marian Finucane and her husband John Clarke has been put up for sale for €1.35m.

Stream House, outside the village of Kilteel,  is a contemporary pavilion-style property.

Broadcaster Marian Finucane who died in 2020 and her husband John Clarke passed away earlier this year.

Built in 2014, Stream House extends to approx. 267 sq. mt. / 2,874 sq. ft., and combines graceful, modern architecture with the natural beauty of its surroundings. The property sits at the intersection of Dublin, Kildare, and Wicklow—offering the best of both worlds: peaceful rural living with seamless access to South Dublin and surrounding commuter hubs.

At the heart of the estate are Zen-inspired Japanese gardens, a serene masterpiece of design featuring flowing streams, expansive reflective ponds, and beautifully arranged stone pathways. This tranquil environment offers year-round beauty and a meditative retreat from the world.

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Complementing the ornamental gardens are stud-railed paddocks and a well-equipped stable yard, presenting a rare opportunity for equestrian enthusiasts and countryside lovers alike.

The residence itself is privately positioned, approached via electric gates and a sweeping, tree-lined avenue, leading to a second set of gates and a secluded courtyard that encircles the house - enhancing the sense of exclusivity.

Internally, the home has been crafted with light, space, and nature in mind. Key features
include:
 A vaulted-ceiling entrance hall with architectural light panels
 A dedicated library/study for quiet reflection or work
 A spacious main living room ideal for entertaining
 An open-plan kitchen and dining area filled with natural light, designed for modern
family living
 Five generously-sized bedrooms, each with its own ensuite and views of the gardens
or countryside.

The house is surrounded by Japanese-inspired ornamental gardens that are also blessedly low maintenance. The property is set on 22 acres with post and rail paddocks and a well-appointed stable yard. There is excellent equestrian potential here for both amateurs and professionals as this is prime thoroughbred county.

The B2 Ber-rated residence is seeking €1.35 million through agents JP & M Doyle.