Glebe House, Aglish, Roscrea, Co. TipperaryE53YH02

The substantial space across the main house and converted coach house, combined with nearly 10 acres of secure grounds, provides a wonderful, safe environment for young children to play and grow.

Teenagers will appreciate the independence offered by the separate three-bedroom converted coach house, which can function as a den, guest suite, or private living area.

The combination of the four-bedroom main residence and the separate three-bedroom coach house provides ideal independent accommodation for extended family members.

A large period property set on approximately 10 acres requires substantial maintenance and a significant budget, which may not suit most single buyers unless they plan to run a business.

Offers graceful, peaceful country living with ample room for guests and home-working, though the scale of the property and grounds is quite large for just a couple.

Provides a tranquil and spacious retreat for those whose children have left, with the added benefit of a coach house for visiting family, though garden upkeep should be considered.

The peaceful rural setting and single-level living options on the ground floor are appealing, but buyers should investigate whether the multi-storey historic layout and extensive grounds suit long-term mobility needs.

With NBI broadband available, multiple reception rooms, and a converted three-bedroom coach house, the property is brilliantly equipped for remote working and home-based businesses.

The rural location means commuting to major cities like Limerick (65 km) or Dublin is lengthy, making hybrid arrangements demanding unless travel is infrequent.

Provides a peaceful, highly scenic, and manageable country home with excellent guest accommodation for visiting family during retirement.

The ground floor includes a bedroom and bathroom, but buyers should investigate whether the historic multi-storey layout and vast grounds can comfortably accommodate long-term mobility needs.

A historic 18th-century property paired with approximately 10 acres of land, paddocks, walled gardens, and a separate coach house requires ongoing maintenance and estate upkeep.

Features tremendous privacy and seclusion set back within its own grounds, though buyers should verify the current status of gated entry security.

This is a period residence dating from approx. 1750, characterised by traditional fireplaces, period proportions, and classic architectural detail rather than minimalism.

The split between the main house (with multiple reception rooms) and the separate three-bedroom coach house offers incredible functional flexibility.

An authentic period residence dating from circa 1750, retaining original character, elegant reception rooms, traditional fireplaces, and protected structure status.

Benefits from modern heating systems, new boilers, wood-burning stoves, an Aga, mature native trees, and an orchard, though energy efficiency specifics for a protected structure should be reviewed.

Set on approx. 9.93 acres featuring paddocks, manicured lawns, an original walled garden, an orchard, a tiled courtyard, and useful outbuildings.

Features approximately 10 acres of grounds, an original walled garden, an orchard, and manicured lawns, offering exceptional scope for keen gardeners.

The surrounding countryside is renowned for its scenic beauty, and nearby Lough Derg shores and Portumna Forest Park offer wonderful walking opportunities.

There are no commercial gym facilities within immediate walking distance, requiring a drive to nearby towns for dedicated fitness centres.

The quiet rural roads surrounding the property and the nearby scenic regions offer fantastic routes for cycling enthusiasts.

There are four golf courses within a twenty-minute drive of the house, including facilities at nearby Portumna.

The proximity to Lough Derg (about 10 km away) provides premier access to fishing and a wide range of water-based leisure activities.

The extensive paddocks, rural environment, and roughly 10 acres of land make this property exceptionally well-suited for keeping and riding horses.

Lough Derg is nearby, offering an excellent range of water sports, boating, and sailing pursuits, supported by a garage large enough to house a boat.

Elegant reception rooms, a warm kitchen with an Aga, a tiled courtyard, and the separate coach house provide fantastic infrastructure for hosting guests and events.

Set amidst approximately 9.93 acres of private grounds and mature native trees, the property offers a high degree of calm, peace, and seclusion.

Located in a peaceful rural setting in North County Tipperary surrounded by scenic countryside, paddocks, and agricultural land.

The property is within easy reach of picturesque lakeside villages like Terryglass and Portumna, offering good access to local community amenities.

While close to Lough Derg, which provides freshwater leisure and boating, this is a distinctively inland rural location rather than coastal.

The location is deeply rural, situated a significant distance from major urban centres like Limerick, making it the opposite of urban living.

Proximity to active rural market towns and lakeside villages encourages involvement in local community groups and rural networks.

While local villages like Terryglass and nearby towns offer charming local cafés, a short drive is required to access them.

The immediate setting is entirely rural and quiet, offering virtually no nightlife within walking distance.

Wellness activities are generally found by traveling to nearby market towns rather than being immediately on the doorstep.

Professional networking is limited locally, though home-working infrastructure is present for digital connectivity.

National Broadband Ireland (NBI) connectivity supports digital work, but physical proximity to major tech hubs is low.