Sunnyside House
Sunnyside
Drogheda
Co Louth
A92 RW6K

Sherry FitzGerald Lannon are delighted to present Sunnyside House, a distinguished early 19th-century 5 Bedroom, two-storey detached residence occupying approximately 2.3 acres of mature, private grounds on the edge of Drogheda town centre.
Extending to approximately 1,900ft²., this elegant period home retains much of its original character, charm and architectural integrity, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a property of significant historical appeal with exceptional scope for future enhancement. Complementing the residence are a range of outbuildings, a magnificent stable courtyard comprising of nine individual stables and a tack room with beautifully preserved stone façades, all combined with a floor area of approximately 4,000ft².
Ideally positioned just off the R132, Sunnyside House enjoys a peaceful setting while benefiting from outstanding convenience. The property offers a unique blend of heritage, privacy and accessibility, making it an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a landmark family home, equestrian property or an investment with exciting future development potential, subject to the necessary planning permission.
A superb range of amenities are within easy walking distance, including primary and secondary schools, shops, cafés, bars and restaurants. Drogheda Train Station is just 500 metres away, while the vibrant town centre is approximately 800 metres from the property. The nearby R132 provides swift access to the M1 Motorway, placing Dublin Airport and the M50 both within an approximate 35 minute drive.
Properties of this calibre and historical significance rarely come to the market. Combining period elegance, picture perfect stables, extensive outbuildings, generous grounds and future development potential, Sunnyside House represents a truly unique opportunity in one of Drogheda's most convenient and sought-after locations.
Viewing is strictly by appointment with sole selling agents, Sherry FitzGerald Lannon.

Oil central heating
Original wooden sash windows
2.3 acre site
9 stables & tack room
Range of outbuildings
Enclosed courtyard area
Ideal equestrian property
Excellent future potential
Private town centre site
Gated entrance
Separate 1.3acre paddock attached
500m to Drogheda train station
800m to Drogheda town centre
Walking distance to choice of schools
Easy immediate access to R132
35 minute drive to Dublin Airport

Entrance Porch 2.11 x 2.08 
Hall 4.75 x 2.94 
Sitting Room 4.75 x 3.61 
Kitchen/Dining 4.75 x 5.87 
Family Room 3.50 x 4.40 
Study/Bed. 5 3.50 x 2.67 
Bathroom 2.02 x 3.51 
FIRST FLOOR  
Bedroom 1 4.11 x 3.63 
Bedroom 2 4.00 x 2.76 
Bedroom 3 2.81 x 3.94 
Bedroom 4 2.11 x 2.88 
Bathroom 1.97 x 2.10 
TOTAL: Approx. 176 SqM/1,900 SqFt 
STABLES AND TACK ROOM  
TOTAL: Approx. 156 SqM/1,700 SqFt 
SHED 1, 2 & 3  
TOTAL: Approx. 149 SqM/1,600 SqFt 
STORE 1, 2 & 3  
TOTAL: Approx. 67 SqM/700 SqFt 

Drogheda sits on both banks of the River Boyne in County Louth, with its southern environs located in County Meath. It constitutes the largest town and the 6th largest urban area overall in the Republic of Ireland with a population of 38,578 recorded in 2011. There are a number of large employers in the town, including Drogheda Port Company, which is the oldest indigenous employer since 1790. Glanbia, Natures Best, Hilton Foods, and Boyne Valley Foods, all have factories here, and therefore the town is an important centre of employment.