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Kilcogy Upper, Kilcogy, County Cavan
This budget four-bedroom mansion is going under the hammer next week with a guide price of just €50,000, and it's caused a stir online racking up almost 11,000 views on Daft.
Nestled in the countryside on a 0.84-acre site near Kilcogy, Co Cavan, this half-finished home with a detached garage is in need of completion works to bring it to a livable condition. The two-storey modern style residence comprises four bedrooms, two receptions and four bathrooms to a floor area of approximately 261 sq.m. The property requires significant investment to complete but provides a blank canvas to a discernable buyer.
Located within walking distance of the village of Kilcogy, this sale presents an excellent opportunity for a DIY enthusiast to place the finishing touches on a prime dwelling hidden in the rural Cavan countryside, yet quite accessible to multiple amenities, town and road networks.
The property is listed with an AMV of €50,000 and is for sale by online auction on September 28 at www.smithproperty.ie.
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