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An exceptionally finished historic Offaly castle home on 12 acres of prime land is on the market for shy of €1 million. Painstakingly renovated in the late 1990s and with over 600 years of history, The Castle, Ballybrittan is located near Rhode and is on the market for €975,000
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The Castle, Ballybrittan, Near Rhode, Co. Offaly, R45PR27
The architecturally significant home with over 600 years of history was painstakingly renovated in the late 1990s under the supervision of MVK conservation architects and features five double bedrooms, three of which are en-suite, and three elegant and tastefully decorated reception rooms.
The original castle, dating back to 1460, abuts the main house, providing a stunning historical backdrop. The grounds of The Castle are a meticulously curated landscape, offering a blend of manicured lawns, intricate box hedging, and majestic mature trees. A charming courtyard off the kitchen features an outdoor dining area, perfect for al fresco meals and gatherings. The Castle is listed with an asking price of €975,000 on Daft.ie.
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