Teach Duinn Shleibhe, Adamstown, Geoghegan, WestmeathN91A6X2

The home has three bedrooms and 17 acres of private woodland for children to explore safely, though buyers should verify safety features and maintenance requirements for a historic thatched property with a private well and septic tank.

Offers great independent outdoor space and privacy at the end of a cul-de-sac, though the rural location 12 minutes from Mullingar means teenagers will rely on transport for social activities.

With 93 square metres of floor area across three bedrooms and one bathroom, the historic cottage layout lacks the sprawling footprint or self-contained annexes typically needed for multi-generational comfort.

An incredible lifestyle property on 17 acres, though single buyers should consider the substantial upkeep required for managing historical elements, extensive outbuildings, and private woodland.

An idyllic and romantic country retreat offering complete privacy, character flagstone flooring, a wood-burning stove, and extensive woodland just 5 minutes from the M6 motorway.

A peaceful rural haven ideal for downsizers wanting a character home with garden and woodland space, though maintaining a 19th-century thatched cottage requires ongoing dedication.

Provides single-level ground floor living including a sitting room, kitchen, utility, and ground floor bathroom, though the stairs lead to three first-floor bedrooms and exterior upkeep on 17 acres is demanding.

Provides a peaceful, inspiring woodland environment ideal for home-working, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds and connectivity options.

Conveniently located just 5 minutes from the M6 motorway, facilitating comfortable driving access to Dublin and regional employment hubs.

An idyllic, peaceful retirement sanctuary with ground-floor conveniences, though property maintenance across 17 acres should be factored in.

Features a ground floor bedroom/living arrangement, utility, and ground floor bathroom, though the historic layout and large grounds may present long-term accessibility challenges.

A historic c.1820 thatched cottage combined with 17 acres of mature woodland and traditional stone outbuildings requires dedicated, ongoing maintenance.

Benefits from a private end-of-road cul-de-sac setting and a gated entrance, offering excellent seclusion and privacy.

Maximal character features define this home, including traditional flagstone flooring, wood-paneled ceilings, historic stone walls, and a thatched roof.

Charming cottage layout with open-plan living and three first-floor dormer bedrooms, though structural walls and historic fabric limit major reconfiguration.

A truly unique, beautifully restored stone thatched cottage dating back to c.1820, retaining authentic period features throughout.

Surrounded by 17 acres of mature woodland planted with Alder and Beech trees, featuring a private well and septic tank.

An exceptional outdoor offering comprising mature gardens, extensive parking, traditional stone outbuildings, stables, and 17 acres of private forest.

Features mature gardens, extensive grounds, and 17 acres of private woodland offering boundless potential for keen gardeners and horticulturists.

Includes private woodland trails planted with Alder and Beech trees, with nearby amenities like Lough Ennell and the Mullingar–Athlone Greenway.

There are no commercial fitness facilities on-site or in the immediate rural village, requiring travel to Mullingar for a traditional gym.

Quiet country roads surround the property, and the nearby Mullingar–Athlone Greenway provides fantastic off-road cycling opportunities.

The midlands location offers reasonable access to regional golf courses and parkland clubs in County Westmeath.

Proximity to major angling destinations including Lough Ennell, Lough Owel, Lough Derravaragh, and the River Brosna makes this an angler's paradise.

Equipped with traditional stone stables, former cow byres, and 17 acres of land, making it exceptionally well-suited for equestrian pursuits subject to local setup.

Nearby lakes such as Lough Ennell and Lough Owel offer excellent settings for boating, kayaking, and open-water activities.

Charming open-plan living areas with original flagstone floors and a solid fuel stove, plus extensive grounds for outdoor gatherings, though the kitchen and single bathroom are compact.

Tucked away at the end of a quiet country cul-de-sac surrounded by 17 acres of secluded mature woodland, ensuring ultimate peace and seclusion.

Set on c.17 acres of private woodland and forestry in a picturesque County Westmeath setting, just 1km from Castletown Geoghegan village.

Located just 1km from Castletown Geoghegan village, known for its welcoming community, local primary school, and traditional charm.

This is an inland rural property located in County Westmeath with no proximity to the coast.

Situated in a rural cul-de-sac, far removed from urban centers, though Mullingar is reachable in about 12 minutes.

Castletown Geoghegan is renowned for its welcoming local community, active village life, and local school networks.

Very limited café options directly in the immediate rural village, requiring a short drive to Mullingar for a wider selection.

Extremely quiet rural setting with virtually no nightlife on the doorstep; evening entertainment requires traveling into Mullingar.

Local wellness and fitness groups can be found in nearby Mullingar, while the serene natural woodland setting naturally supports mental well-being.

Highly secluded rural location with minimal local professional networking venues outside of nearby larger towns.

Rural cul-de-sac location lacks dedicated local tech hubs, meaning remote workers will rely heavily on home internet setups.