12 William Street, Kilkenny, Co. KilkennyR95P0AD

The substantial three-storey floor area and enclosed rear garden provide plenty of space, though parents should investigate safety considerations around the multi-level layout and internal staircases for toddlers.

With six bedrooms and ample independent living space, teenagers will appreciate the generous room sizes and the central city location close to amenities.

The expansive layout across three storeys and a separate front entrance via a tunnel area offer potential for distinct zones, though buyers should verify if structural configurations suit multi-generational privacy.

At 297 m² with six bedrooms and a €750,000 asking price, this historic property is vastly oversized and expensive for a single occupant unless looking for a live-work or enterprise setup.

Offers immense space for couples who love historic architecture and entertaining, though maintaining a 297 m² period home requires significant time and upkeep.

A fantastic central location with private parking, though the three-storey layout and multiple stairs mean it may become less practical over time unless focused on ground-floor living.

The central urban convenience is great, but retirees should investigate the challenges of managing a three-storey heritage building and extensive floor area as they age.

With six bedrooms, multiple reception spaces, and separate rooms, there is immense flexibility to designate one or more quiet home offices.

Centrally positioned with good local transport links, though commuters should verify specific rail or motorway connection times for their destination.

Enjoys great proximity to urban conveniences and medical services, though the multi-story scale requires consideration for long-term retirement comfort.

The three-storey layout, multiple staircases, and lack of a ground-floor bedroom make this property challenging for long-term ageing in place without major modifications.

While the rear yard is paved and manageable, a 297 m² historic period home inherently requires ongoing specialist maintenance and care.

Features secure rear lane access with a roller shutter door providing private off-street parking for two cars.

Defined by rich historic character, ornate coving, marble fireplaces, period architraves, and classic architecture rather than clean-lined minimalism.

An expansive three-storey layout featuring separate front access, a tunnel to the conservatory, and commercial or boutique hotel potential subject to planning.

A prestigious early 19th-century historic residence designed by and former home of renowned Kilkenny architect William Robertson, packed with original period features.

Relies on a traditional oil-fired Stanley cooker, oil central heating, and gas fires, typical of older historic properties that require energy efficiency upgrades.

Includes a private paved rear garden with raised flower beds and a large powered block-built shed, offering a practical and attractive urban outdoor footprint.

Features a private paved rear yard with raised flower beds rather than a traditional lawn or sprawling garden, suiting low-maintenance container planting.

Being right in the city centre makes it exceptionally easy to step out and explore local historic streets, river walks, and amenities on foot.

Urban location provides good proximity to local fitness facilities, and the large block-built shed (over 12 square meters) offers ample space to set up a private home gym.

Flat city streets and secure rear lane access with private parking make keeping and storing bicycles very convenient.

Proportionate access to regional golf courses around Kilkenny, paired with a secure garage/shed area to store equipment.

Proximity to the River Nore allows reasonable access to local angling spots, though buyers should verify specific local permit and club details.

Central city setting lacks immediate equestrian facilities, requiring travel out to rural stables and riding schools.

Inland city location limits immediate water sports activities, though river-based pastimes can be found regionally.

Equipped with multiple formal reception rooms, a modern kitchen-living-dining extension, a conservatory, and private off-street parking for two cars, making it superb for hosting guests.

Positioned right in the heart of a city centre overlooking the Tholsel, residents should expect standard urban hustle, traffic, and pedestrian activity rather than secluded quiet.

This is a quintessential urban core property located directly on a central city street with zero rural attributes.

While it sits in an urban centre, Kilkenny offers a tight-knit community feel with local shops and cafes within a short stroll.

Inland location in Co. Kilkenny with no proximity to the coast or marine environments.

Ideally situated in the very heart of Kilkenny city centre with immediate access to shops, restaurants, cultural landmarks, and local services.

Living in a historic landmark property in the heart of the city places residents right at the pulse of local civic and historical societies.

Steps away from Kilkenny’s vibrant core, offering an extensive selection of local cafes, restaurants, and social spots right on the doorstep.

Prime city centre position guarantees immediate access to local pubs, live music venues, and evening entertainment.

Easy access to local wellness hubs, fitness classes, and medical clinics operating within the city.

Central location and commercial/boutique potential make it a notable spot for professional networking and business visibility.

Urban setting generally supports good broadband infrastructure, though buyers should independently verify specific high-speed fibre availability for the building.