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A unique and historic 17th century property on the edge of Ballingarry Village, Co Limerick, goes on sale for €539,000.
The Turret enjoys an elevated and private setting on 2.3 acres and is within walking distance to the village of Ballingarry.
Access to the main N21 national route is just a short drive (10 mins) connecting you to the heritage village of Adare and Limerick.
The Turret got its name from having been incorporated on to the turret of a building which had been built by the order of the Knights Hospitallers.
This substantial 17th century residence has been carefully restored in the late 19th century and offers 3,500 sq ft / 325 sqm of elegant and spacious accommodation over five levels.
The well appointed accommodation comprises reception rooms, formal and relaxing living spaces, 4 double bedrooms and 2-bathrooms.
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