Ross House
Screggan
Tullamore
Co Offaly
R35 P959

Ross House, Ross, Screggan is nestled at the end of a long and impressive driveway with meadow at either side, at the end of which you will find a unique and magnificent property.
The property incorporates a derelict Georgian House, a converted and well-presented 4 bedroom stone cut coach house of 164.8 sq m in a stunning courtyard setting with an almost Tuscan feel, and delightful outbuildings which are in good order.
Additionally there is a stone cut gate lodge also requiring renovation. The entire is standing on 18.94 acres of secluded grazing lands in a magical setting offering beautiful views of The Slieve Bloom Mountains. Also included in the holding is 11.02 acres of raised bog.
The Georgian Residence offers an opportunity to restore this once magnificent residence back to its former glory. From the hall door of this house which is Neo Classical Greek Doric style and hand carved in blue limestone here an amazing vista of the meadow, numerous trees and Slieve Bloom Mountains beyond can be enjoyed.
The cut stone coach house briefly comprises entrance hallway, spacious sitting room with oil stove, kitchen dining room, 4 bedrooms 1En suite) 2 bathrooms and an office.
The property would suit a wide variety of uses including country retreat or family residence of distinction with further superb scope. The property would be ideal for equestrian enthusiasts given the tranquil location of the land.
Ross is an enviable and sought after address in Tullamore and is located approximately 7km from Tullamore Town. The village of Mucklagh is 2km away from the property while Dublin is approx. 1hr and 15 minutes away. Further details and particulars available on request.

Three Phase Electricity
OFCH
Numerous trees such as pear, apple, plum, laurel & Japanese Ginko to name but a few.
Steel workshop 13m x 9.9m
Stunning courtyard setting.
House set on 18.94 acres of land and 11.02 acres of raised bog.
Splendid vista over the Slieve Bloom mountains, within a peaceful setting.

The Coach House  
Entrance Hallway 3.54m x 4.50m 
Bathroom 4.32m x 2.28m Contains W.C., whb and tiled shower cubicle with Triton T90.
Kitchen 5.44m x 4.50m Fireplace with oil Stanley stove and brick surround. ~good range of kitchen units and open shelving. Door to yard.
Sitting Room 5.95m x 4.50m Good sized room with marble open fireplace.
Office 3.34m x 2.74m 
Bedroom 1 4.50m x 4.50m Double room featuring tongue and grooved flooring. En suite containing wc and whb
WC .86m x 1.83m Contains W.C. and whb.
Bedroom 2 3.34m x 3.02m Featuring a wooden floor and aspect onto the yard.
Bedroom 3 2.42m x 4.50m Single room with a wooden floor.
Walk In Hot Press 1.23m x 1.64m 

BER: F
BER Number: 112955935
Energy Performance Indicator: 435.11kwh/m2/yr

Tullamore (Irish: Tulach Mhór) was designated a 'gateway' town in late 2003, making it eligible for increased infrastructural investment. Charleville Estate is located on the edge of the town; one of Ireland's most splendid Gothic buildings. Tullamore is an ideal base for discovering the Slieve Bloom Mountains, which have panoramic views of the surrounding lowlands. Tullamore has traditionally been an important industrial, retail and services centre for Offaly. In recent years, more high end employment has been brought to the town with the opening of industrial estates. The Bridge Centre and Tullamore retail park have a mix of shops serving the wider community.