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A house in Offaly that was extensively damaged in a fire in September 2025 has been put on the market for €60,000. 35 Saint Cormac's Park, Kilcormac, Co. Offaly, requires a full renovation and currently has no roof.
The thee-bed mid-terrace house is located in a well-established area of Kilcormac, close to all local amenities.
The Daft.ie advert for the house read: "The property is offered as a site with full rebuild potential following extensive fire damage. It previously comprised a two-storey residence and now requires complete reconstruction, subject to the necessary consents. To the rear of the property, there is a selection of sheds which may prove beneficial during refurbishment, offering useful storage or workshop space for prospective purchasers.
"The site benefits from a secure rear boundary and access via a resurfaced laneway, while also enjoying a position overlooking a large green area within the development. Mains services are available in the area, and the property is ideally situated within a convenient village setting.
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"This sale will appeal to builders, investors, and purchasers seeking a redevelopment opportunity in an established residential location."
The property is being sold by Midlands Real Estate.
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