Gaulstown House, Balrath, Navan, Co. MeathC15W2D7

The extensive 38-acre grounds, mature gardens, woodlands, and basement play spaces provide an exceptional and safe environment for young children to play and explore.

With five bedrooms, expansive grounds, a tennis court, and plenty of independent living spaces like the basement and attic rooms, teenagers will have ample space for privacy and activities.

The property offers vast accommodation spanning 5,000 sq ft, including a stable yard with secondary 3-bedroom accommodation, making it highly suitable for multi-generational living arrangements.

A 5,000 sq ft historic Georgian residence on 38 acres requires significant maintenance and financial investment, which is typically overwhelming and impractical for a single buyer.

Couples who appreciate historic charm, equestrian pursuits, and country living will love the property, though the sheer size may feel excessive unless they frequently host guests.

Provides a magnificent, peaceful rural retreat with plenty of hobby spaces and room for visiting family, though upkeep of the extensive grounds and historic structure is demanding.

Offers serene rural living and single-level main floor flow, but the presence of multiple stairs, basement levels, and extensive grounds mean it may require ongoing help to manage in later years.

Includes a dedicated study/home office in the attic rooms and multiple light-filled rooms in the basement ideal for productive remote working environments.

Benefits from superb connectivity to Dublin City and Airport via the M2/N2, making occasional hybrid commuting feasible.

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

While the main floor has principal rooms, the multi-story layout, basement, and historic nature of the home present accessibility challenges for aging in place without modifications.

A 5,000 sq ft protected-style Georgian structure paired with 38 acres, gardens, a stable yard, and a tennis court demands high continuous maintenance.

The property is accessed via a tree-lined laneway featuring gravelled avenues, with one securely closed by electric gates.

The home features rich period Georgian details, ceiling cornicing, working shutters, and traditional fireplaces rather than minimalist aesthetics.

Spans two floors plus a basement and attic rooms, with flexible spaces including potential playroom, office, and guest accommodation options.

A magnificent c. 1830 Georgian country residence retaining wonderful original period features throughout.

Features well and mains water supply and extensive pasture/woodland, though the BER is exempt/not provided and energy efficiency for a period home should be investigated.

Features 38 acres of southerly facing lands, mature gardens, an ornamental pond, a tennis court, a courtyard, and comprehensive equestrian facilities.

The private 38-acre estate includes mature woodlands and walking paths, with picturesque surrounding countryside lanes to explore.

There is no dedicated commercial-style indoor gym facility on-site, though the expansive floor plans allow space to install one.

The surrounding Meath countryside offers scenic rural roads that are popular for cycling enthusiasts.

While there is no golf course on the property, rural Meath features several notable golf clubs within a reasonable driving distance.

The property includes a water feature (ornamental pond), but serious fishing would require travel to nearby rivers and lakes in the Boyne Valley region.

Exceptional equestrian facilities include a cut-stone stable yard with six stables, a coach house, a large all-weather ménage, and 38 acres of fenced paddocks.

There are no water sports facilities on-site, and the inland location is distant from major water sports hubs.

Magnificent reception rooms with period features, expansive outdoor paved areas, a tennis court, and extensive grounds make this property premier-tier for hosting guests.

Features beautifully maintained formal gardens, spectacular flower borders, mature plants, shrubbery, feature specimens, and an ornamental pond.

Set behind a tree-lined laneway and electric gates amidst 38 private acres, the property guarantees ultimate peace and seclusion away from urban noise.

A quintessential Irish country estate featuring fenced paddocks, woodland, a stable yard, and beautiful countryside views in Co. Meath.

The location is deeply rural near Balrath and Navan, offering countryside isolation rather than the tight-knit community feel of an immediate village centre.

The property is located inland in County Meath, far away from any coastal areas or beaches.

This is a historic rural estate, far removed from urban centers, though it maintains reasonable driving connectivity to Dublin via the M2/N2.

Involves integrating into the local Meath rural and country community, with local clubs and societies accessible via nearby Navan.

Immediate rural seclusion means local café culture requires a short drive into nearby towns like Navan.

The setting is entirely private and rural, offering virtually no nightlife on the doorstep.

Buyers should verify local availability of wellness groups in nearby Navan, as the immediate property is a private estate.

Professional networking is limited by the rural location, though proximity to Dublin via transport links helps mitigate this.

Buyers should verify broadband speeds and digital infrastructure to ensure high-speed connectivity required for tech-hub remote roles.