Parochial House
Carricklom
Hillstreet
Carrick-On-Shannon
Co. Roscommon
N41 VX84

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A charming Presbytery residence nestled on a circa 1.22ha / 2.77 acre gently elevated, undulating site with a most pleasant southerly aspect with views over the former Rockville Estate and environs.



This wonderful mid 19th century house, much loved former home of many priests, and most recently, Henk van Kerkwijk, Dutch writer of plays, poems and children's books, occupies circa 3 acres of gardens, courtyard and prime grazing land located just south of Hillstreet with Carrick-on-Shannon 10km away and 8km from Strokestown. Nearby are the renowned Hillstreet Lakes, a group of small, interlinked loughs offering fishing in abundance, boating, fresh water swimming & kayaking.



The Parochial House boasts an original 19th century enclosed courtyard with a cobbled yard waiting to be revealed! The courtyard features an open leanto, two storey granary building with loft requiring restoration and adjoining stables & loose box.

With well-proportioned, high-ceilinged, well layed-out rooms, all with lovely views, and with many attractive, period features intact, including window shutters, porcelain bell pulls, coving, centre roses, and stained glass, yet with basics like electrics upgraded to code, this distinctive residence awaits the stewardship of a new owner keen to enjoy and enhance its many virtues, and make it their home.

Entrance Porch 2m x 1.49m Hardwood teak door & window with drapes & tie backs, lino floor, radiator, glazed double doors - leading to hall.
Entrance Hall 6.15m x 1.80m Lino floor, built in bookcase, period ceiling rose with pendant light, carpeted staircase with painted hardwood handrail, original coat rack, radiator x 2, understairs storage.
Sitting Room 6m x 5.20m Lovely proportions with high floor to ceiling feature, good natural light from three portrait windows with shutters, curtain pole, full length drapes & tie backs. Lovely views of grazing paddock and garden with southerly aspects. Open fire with marble surround and slate hearth, ornate coving & vents, ceiling rose and pendant light fitting, porcelain bell pulls. Floor to ceiling bookcase together with three other book cases, built in cupboard.
Dining room 5.20m x 3.67m Excellent natural light from three south east facing windows, drapes & shutters to all windows. Carpet, open fire with marble surround and inset stove, radiators x 2, book case and shelving. Very pleasant views of Rockville and wooded environs.
Kitchen / Diner 5.21m x 4m Lino flooring, extensive fitted base & cupboard oak units with electric cooker & ceramic hob, Bosch dishwasher, Blomberg washing machine, Bosch fridge / freezer, storage closet. Solid fuel range on raised plinth, pendant light, windows x 2.
Back Hall 1.36m x 1.21m Lino floor, period inner door with original glazing & fittings, and coloured glass border. Wc & whb 2m x 1.21m, wood floor, radiator, window, wall mirror & shelf. Teak glazed door to courtyard.
First Floor  Stained glass window feature on first floor return. Wc & whb 1.89m x 1.37m - wood floor, window with blind.
Reading Alcove 1.75m x 1.49m South facing with teak arched window, carpet, radiator , glazed double doors to landing.
Landing Area 8.41m x 1.77m Radiator
Bedroom 1 5.20m x 4.24m Carpet, porcelain bell pull, cast iron fireplace with original 'botanical' tiles. Walk-in airing / linen cupboard, radiators x 2, windows with drapes x 2.
En-Suite 2.84m x 1.60m Wood floor, vertical radiator, window, bath tub with tiled wall surround, wall mirror, bidet, wc & whb, shaver light, mirrored wall cabinet.
Bedroom 2 3.60m x 3.40m Wood floor, window with shutters & drapes, whb, wall light, period cast iron fireplace, built in closet & shelving, porcelain bell pull.
Bedroom 3 5.23m x 2.94m Bright south facing room, window with drapes & shutters, cast iron fireplace, carpet, bookcase, closet, porcelain bell pull, wall light, radiators x 2.
Bathroom 4.65m x 1.47m Wood floor, windows with drapes & shutters, large shower enclosure - Triton T90 shower, subway tiling, bidet, wc, & whb, wall mirror, shaver light.
External  Enclosed courtyard with original stone walls, entrance gate. Oil tank & oil burner. Coach house with overhead loft, stables, & loose box. Large leanto open shed. Enclosed mature garden to side of house with grazing paddock to front.
 *O.F.C.H *Open Fireplace *Solid Fuel Range. *Fibre Broadband
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Carrick-on-Shannon is the county town of County Leitrim. It is also the smallest main county town in Ireland, situated on a strategic crossing point of the River Shannon and is the largest town in the county. The population of the town was 3,980 in 2011. It is the gateway to the Shannon–Erne Waterway, Lough Key, Acres Lake and Lough Allen via the picturesque villages of Cootehall, Knockvicar, Jamestown, Leitrim Village, Drumshanbo and Keshcarrigan and is only a short distance away from the Glens of North Leitrim.

Carrick-on-Shannon is situated on a fording point of the Shannon. In the vicinity of Drumsna, on the County Roscommon border, are the remains of an Iron Age fortification. Historic buildings are the "Carrick Castle", the Workhouse and Famine Graveyard, Hatley Manor, St George's Church of Ireland and the Costello Chapel.