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Old Parochial House l PICTURE: Daft.ie
A HOME WITH over 100 years of history is on the market in Limerick, sitting on an impressive 1.04-acre site.
The “Old Parochial House”, in Bohereen, is a detached house constructed around 1880. The property itself boasts over 2,000sq feet.
According to the sellers, it once served as a cherished parochial house, a building used by a church chiefly for administrative and social purposes. This means the property has a “rich history and timeless charm”.
“Boasting grandeur in its architecture, the residence unfolds across spacious interiors, showcasing stunning original features that whisper tales of bygone eras,” the listing goes on to say.
The current owners are open to offers over €285,000.
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The ad for the property says that “with a discerning eye and a vision for the future, this historic gem presents a unique opportunity for modernization and restoration, where the marriage of contemporary amenities with timeless allure can truly unlock its full potential.
“This distinguished property stands as a testament to architectural magnificence,” the Daft.ie ad says.
The accommodation includes an entrance hall, two reception rooms, a kitchen, a utility room, a study and four bedrooms.
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