Ballynaparka House, Aglish, WaterfordP51KV66

The expansive 51-acre grounds offer an incredible natural playground for children, though the historic nature of the property and lack of nearby immediate urban amenities mean parents will need to drive for most activities.

Teens will appreciate the privacy and space, but the very rural isolation means they will be heavily dependent on parents for transport to social and educational activities.

With 5 bedrooms, generous reception rooms, and a substantial footprint including a basement, there is ample space for extended family members to live comfortably while maintaining privacy.

Managing and maintaining a 19th-century Georgian estate spanning 51 acres is typically a substantial undertaking for a single occupant, both in terms of time and cost.

Offers a romantic and tranquil country retreat with plenty of space for hosting, though upkeep of the extensive grounds requires a shared commitment.

Provides a magnificent, peaceful setting for retirement or post-child life, though the sheer scale of the house and land might feel oversized once children leave.

While the single-level flow inside may be manageable, the multi-story structure including a basement and expansive grounds present accessibility and maintenance challenges for ageing in place.

Spacious rooms including a bedroom/study provide ideal environments for a home office, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds for remote connectivity.

The rural isolation means commuting is less practical, though Cork International Airport is roughly an hour away for those needing occasional travel.

Offers a peaceful, historic sanctuary for retirement, provided the buyer is prepared to manage or outsource the maintenance of a large estate.

Historic multi-story architecture, including a basement and upper floor bedrooms accessed via a bifurcated staircase, presents mobility challenges for ageing in place.

A 19th-century Georgian estate with 51 acres, original sash windows, and historic features requires ongoing, specialist maintenance.

The estate provides absolute privacy and is cocooned by majestic, mature trees along a private driveway, ensuring a high degree of seclusion.

Characterised by maximalist historic grandeur, ornate plasterwork, high ceilings, and traditional period features rather than minimalist aesthetics.

Features grand reception rooms and multiple bedrooms, including a potential study, though the historic Georgian layout has fixed structural rooms.

A magnificent 19th-century Georgian country estate steeped in history, featuring original sash windows, ornate plasterwork, pitch-pine floors, and mahogany doors.

Benefits from 51 private acres of woodland and pasture, a stone-walled garden for growing produce, and a modernised heating system with a sustainable wood-fired boiler.

An exceptional 51-acre offering comprising private gardens, mature woodland, pasture, stream borders, and an authentic stone-walled garden.

Features 51 private acres of gardens, woodland, and an authentic stone-walled garden that is ideal for extensive horticulture or farm-to-table projects.

Private estate grounds including woodland and pasture offer endless opportunities for walks right outside your front door without leaving the property.

There are no commercial gym facilities nearby due to the rural isolation, though space exists within the large footprint to install a home gym.

The surrounding scenic country roads in West Waterford offer great cycling routes, though rural traffic and narrow lanes should be navigated with care.

While there are no courses directly on-site, the region features regional golf courses within driving distance in County Waterford.

Situated in the Blackwater Valley with a local stream bordering the 51-acre estate, offering fantastic proximity to angling opportunities.

With 51 acres of pasture, woodland, and private driveway access, the estate is exceptionally well-suited for keeping horses on-site.

Proximity to the Blackwater River and coastal regions allows for water sports, but they require travel from this specific inland estate.

Grand reception rooms, high ceilings, original period details, and vast outdoor grounds make this property a magnificent venue for hosting guests.

Absolute privacy and rural isolation set within 51 private acres ensure an exceptionally quiet and undisturbed living environment.

Located in the Blackwater Valley with its own woodland, pasture, and borders a local stream, offering the quintessential historic country estate lifestyle.

Situated near Aglish, but the property itself offers complete isolation rather than a bustling village community feel right on the doorstep.

The property is inland within the Blackwater Valley rather than a coastal location, though broader Waterford coastal areas are accessible by car.

This is a secluded country estate far removed from urban density, with the nearest town being Dungarvan and major cities like Cork roughly an hour away.

Involves integrating into the local Aglish and wider West Waterford rural community, which is welcoming but distinct from urban community groups.

Local café options are limited immediately nearby, though residents can travel to the nearby culinary hub of Dungarvan for coffee culture.

The property offers total rural seclusion with no nightlife options within walking distance.

Formal wellness classes and groups will require traveling into nearby towns as they are not available immediately on-site.

Professional networking is minimal in this deeply rural setting, requiring travel to larger business hubs.

Located in a rural countryside setting far from traditional tech hubs, making local tech networking non-existent.