Keale
Millstreet
Co. Cork.
P51K3H5

Set on 1.25 acres a stone’s throw from the banks of the River Blackwater, this beautiful 4 bed detached family home is surrounded by fantastic mature landscaped gardens.
Only 4km from Millstreet and 4km from the N72 between Mallow and Killarney, the house at Keale was built by Mary Isabella Elizabeth Faber in the late 1920s. She was the widow of Arthur Henry Faber, Canon of York and was the daughter of FBST McCarthy and Alice Leader of Keale House. She died in 1958 and is buried in St Anne’s Graveyard in Millstreet. The current owners have lived in the property since that date.
The house has a beautiful setting and some of the original planting of Monterrey Cyprus , Austrian Pine, rhododendron, including an apple orchard still survive to this day with many additional exotic species planted. The original lay out of the spectacular gardens are perfectly maintained to this day.
Extending to 204 sqm (2,193 sq.ft)The house at Keale has design influences of the post Edwardian Arts and Crafts Movement and retains all the original features. It has been well maintained throughout the years and recently had its sash windows upgraded.

Millstreet is a picturesque town with an abundance of amenities on its doorstop such as hillwalking, kayaking, fishing, along with the various other clubs and venues associated with the area. It is most famous for the Green Glens Arena famous for hosting the Eurovision and many other events over the years.

OFCH
Fully Alarmed
Detached Garage
Set on a 1.2 acre of beautiful mature gardens
4 km from Millstreet
30 minutes from Killarney
On banks of River Blackwater
Only 2km from Millstreet Train Station with direct lines to Cork ,Dublin & Tralee

Entrance Hall 2m x 7.3m Carpet. Cornicing to ceiling.
Sitting Room 4.2m x 5m Original Wood Flooring. Bay Window. Featour Fireplace. Cornicing to ceiling with original ornate detail.
Dining Room 4.2m x 5.75m Original wood Flooring. Bay window. Double Doors to Garden. Solid Fuel Fire with Feature Surround. Integrated Storage Cupboard.
Back Hallway 1.10m x 1.9m 
Pantry/Storage cupboard 0.5m 1.8m Fully Shelved.
Kitchen/Dining 3.3m 4.08m Solid Wood Flooring. Stanley Stove.
Back-Kitchen 3.3m x 1.75m Tiled Floor and splashback. Door To Rear.
Utility Room 2.24m x 1.65m Tiled Flooring. Storage Cupboards.
Pantry 1.4m x 2.2m Tiled Flooring.
UpStairs  
Landing 1.96m x 10m 
Bathroom 2.7m x 2m Wood Flooring. Stand Alone Bath & Whb. Storage Cupboard.
Toilet 1.12m x 1.4m 
Storage Cupboard 1.14m 1.28m Shelving.
Bedroom 1 3.86m x 5.01m Carpet. Bay Window. Dual Aspect. Feature Fireplace. Cornicing To Ceiling. Fitted Robe.
Bedroom 2 4.16m x 5.15m Carpet. Fitted Robe. Cornicing To Ceiling. Bay Window. Feature Fireplace.
Bedroom 3 3.01m x 3.53m Feature Fireplace. Original Floor Boards. Storage Cupboard.
Bedroom 4 2.54m x 3.3m Carpet. Feature Fireplace.
Walk In Robe 2m x 1.52m Wood Flooring
Detached Garage 5.65m x 3.55m 

BER: E1
BER Number: 114807662
Energy Performance Indicator: 338.71

Mallow is the largest town along the Blackwater valley; founded in the late 16th century when the Earl of Desmond built a castle to protect the river crossing. The town is sometimes called the crossroads of Munster due to its position on the junction of roads to Waterford, Cork, Dublin, Limerick and Killarney. It's also been identified as a regional hub in the Government's National Spatial Strategy so is likely to grow even more in the future.  Mallow has a large sugar industry processing sugar beet from all over the midlands.