Slevyre
Terryglass
County Tipperary

Slevyre is a modern pavilion-style residence, nesting quietly and privately in the centre of 24.25 ha (60 acres) on the southern shores of Lough Derg off the main flow of the River Shannon.
The property’s shoreline stretches for half a mile and provides uninterrupted access to the lake, including a private inlet and jetty.
The property is approached by a timbered driveway of oak, beech and ash. Which emerges into easily-maintained garden lawns with views of the lake across a range of vistas.
The house is designed along classical lines, with high ceilings, flanged with elaborate cornice mouldings and friezes; hardwood panelled doors including architraves and entablatures. The principal rooms are en-esplanade with alternate seven-foot high square (front) and rose (back) Accoya timber sash windows in the traditional manner, visually merging the interiors and the landscapers beyond. There is a Georgian marble fireplace in the living room and a neo-classical statuary marble fireplace in the study. Floors are in solid-oak timbers or solid-oak parquet with bedrooms carpeted. Bathrooms, kitchen and other areas are tiled. The house is featured in Burke’s “Guide to Country Houses” and the gardens in George and Bowe’s “The gardens of Ireland”.

The residence extends to 284.2 square meters (3063 sq ft) and comprises an entrance hall, living room, study, dining room, kitchen and a large semi-rotunda reception room. The study and rotunda lead out onto the patio through French doors.
The rear of the house is surrounded by a patio in flagged Liscannor stone, characteristic of the Munster region.
There are four double bedrooms, two en-suite. The master bedroom leads out to a patio through French doors with a secondary access to the bathroom from the third bedroom (“Jack and Jill” arrangement).
The hand painted solid timber kitchen fittings and Carrara marble surfaces supplied by Christoff, appliances by Miele, sanitary by Villeroy and Boch, baths by Bette. Continuous monitored intruder, ire alarm and HD camera surveillance by Chubb, landline (Eir), wireless (various) and satellite broadband (Bigblu UK) and download speeds (Three) of 10 MBPS and uploads of 12mbps.

There is a guest toilet and cloak room adjoining the entrance hall. Separate and compact pantry, scullery, washing and boiler (ofch) rooms adjoin the kitchen. There is a garden room annex at one end of the house and a second two-roomed annex at the other.

Reception Room 5.7m x 4.6m with oak floor, double doors, cornices and centrepiece
Entrance Hall 4.6m x 2.8m 
WC 1.0m x 1.0m 
Bedroom One 3.6m x 3.0m 
Ensuite bathroom  
Master Bedroom 5.1m x 5.0m 
Spare Room 4.8m x 4.0m 
Bedroom Three 5.1m x 3.6m 
Bathroom 3.6m x 1.8m 
Bedroom Four 3.6m x 3.0m 
Corridor 6.8m x 1.2m 
Drawing Room 6.7m x 4.5m with marble fireplace, cornices and oak flooring
Study 4.5m x 3.7m with marble fireplace, oak floor and French doors
Boiler Room  
Pantry 2.5m x 1.1m 
Garden Room 4.8m x 2.9m 
Scullery 1.1m x 1.0m 
Washroom 1.1m x 1.6m 
Kitchen 4.0m x 2.9m 
Dining Room 5.8m x 4.1m 
Bedroom Two 3.6m x 3.0m 

BER: E1
BER Number: 104918792
Energy Performance Indicator: 329.06

Terryglass (Irish: Tír Dhá Ghlas, meaning "land of the two streams") is a village in North Tipperary, located on the R493 regional road on the north-eastern shore of Lough Derg near where the River Shannon enters the Lough. It is a civil parish in the historical barony of Ormond Lower. It is also an Ecclesiastical parish in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe. Terryglass has won the Irish Tidy Towns Competition several times.