Coalhill
Loughill
Co Limerick
V94 W2DN

For Sale by Public Auction on 9th May 2023 at 3pm in Conways Hotel, Glin, Co Limerick. (In one or more Lots)
Waterfront holding within a village setting on the N69, 30-minutes (38kms) from Limerick City.
Loughill Village is located on the banks of the Shannon Estuary.
Lot A: Comprising approx. 30.478-Acre (12.33Ha) non-residential holding set out in approx. 24.26 acres of pastureland divided into well-proportioned fields with a section of internal roadway with the remainder being of woodland & shoreline.
The holding enjoys approx. 33 mtrs of public road frontage with an incredible 460 mtrs of direct waterfrontage onto the Shannon Estuary.
The free draining grassland is of excellent quality.
Lot B: Comprising a light filled 2,000 sq ft 4 bed 2 bath family home with south facing aspect & a separate detached traditional stone farmhouse & farmyard standing on c. 2.142 acres.The farmhouse is in need of up-grade & offers excellent potential to suit a variety of uses. The traditional farm buildings comprising of hay barn, lean-to store & cow stalls with potential to suit agricultural/or a variety of other applications. Superb views from its elevated position of the Shannon Estuary & Co Clare coastline.
Lot C: A & B
Lot D: Comprising 12.63 acres (5.11 ha) non residential holding of good quality free draining grassland with significant road frontage & multiple access points onto the N69 & secondary road. Located to rear of the church & commanding views of the Shannon Estuary.

4 bed 2 bath detached residence set on an impressive 45.2-Acre (18.28Ha) Waterfront Residential Holding.
Located in a village setting on the banks of the Shanon Estuary along the N69 (40km Limerick City).
The property benefits from dual solid fuel and oil fired central heating along with an onsite septic tank and mains water & electricity connections.
The property also boasts a fully furnished traditional stone cottage along with a 3 bay barn & lean to & a large concrete yard.
Loughil village amenities include, church, pub, primary school & modern playground.
Port of Foynes with yaught club, bars, restaurants & supermarket is within a 10 mins drive.
Tarbert to Killimer Ferry - Gateway to the West of Ireland is within 15kms.

Entrance Verandah 5.65m x 3.50m with feature timber art deco style latting with a lean-to roof and glazed panels looking onto the front garden & parquet flooring.
Lounge/Sitting Room 4.65m x 3.70m with insert solid fuel Boru stove, coving to ceiling, laminate flooring & curved bay window looking onto the garden.
Living/Dining Room 4.60m x 6.0m with solid fuel open fireplace with marble surround and insert (two tone) polished hearth, built in storage, large airing cupboard/hot-press, sliding door to the rear entrance lobby, electric storage heater, laminate flooring, Velux roof light & window looking onto the front garden.
Kitchen/Dining room 4.90m x 4.60m with fitted kitchen, double oven and hob, vinyl flooring and oil fired Hamco range - dual aspect (2 windows)
Rear Entrance lobby 5.12m x 2.50m Incorporating utility and shoer room. Dual aspect with tiled flooring, fitted kitchen, sink, firebird oil boiler. Shower room with shower, w/c, whb and window.
Corridor 9.0m x 1.10m With mahogany parquet flooring, feature latted ceiling and access to hot-press.
Bathroom 2.0m x 1.4m With vinyl flooring, shower, w/c, whb and window.
W/C 1.55m x 0.9m with cork tiled floor, w/c & window.
Bedroom1 3.45m x 2.60m with coving to ceiling, carpet & window.
Bedroom 2 / Reception Room 4.60m x 3.70m with solid fuel open fireplace with tile surround, coving to ceiling, carpet & bay window.
Bedroom 3 4.65m x 3.38m with coving to ceiling, electric storage heater, carpet & window.
Bedroom 4 3.4m x 3.26m with fitted wardrobe, coving to ceiling, carpet & window.
Traditional Stone Cottage  
Lobby 2.0m x 1.4m with external door
Kitchen/Living Room 5.3m x 2.4m with carpet, traditional solid fuel open fireplace and exposed ceiling beams, front & rear door.
Bedroom 1 5.2m x 4.0m with carpet - dual aspect (2 windows)
Bedroom 2 4.90m x 3.60m with carpet and window.
Lock-up store 5.2m x 4.0m With double door access and oil tank.
3 Bay Hay Barn & Lean-To 26m x 9m Round roof hay barn with lock-up lean-to, cow stalls and lean-to stores. Masonry, block and steel construction with corrugated cladding.
Concrete Yard / Silage Yard  Extensive yard with a 17 unit lean-to cubicle shelter and slurry pit.

BER: E2
BER Number: 113016019
Energy Performance Indicator: 360.7

Foynes (Irish: Faing) is a village and major port in County Limerick, located at the edge of hilly land on the southern bank of the Shannon Estuary. During the late 1930s and early 1940s, land-based planes lacked sufficient flying range for Atlantic crossings. Foynes was the last port of call on its eastern shore for seaplanes. As a result, Foynes would became one of the biggest civilian airports in Europe during World War II. One of Foynes's main claims to fame is the invention there of Irish Coffee. This came about, it is said, in order to alleviate the suffering of cold and wet passengers during its aviation days in the 1930s and early 40s.

Bus Éireann route 314 provides a few journeys a day to Limerick via Askeaton. In the opposite direction there are buses to Glin with a weekend service to Tralee and a Summer service to Ballybunion. Foynes is near to Adare, a famous heritage town, and the city of Limerick. The main gateway to the region is Shannon Airport. Foynes is located on the N69 "coast road" to Tarbert and Tralee in County Kerry.