Tower Hill
Ardmore
Co Waterford
P36 DH36

A most unique property at the foot of the famous Round Tower of Ardmore, overlooking Ardmore Beach.

Nestled on a private, elevated 0.84 acre site approx. and enclosed by old stone walls - this property consists of 4 residential units and a former restaurant building that could be suitable for conversion to residential subject to planning.

The larger building is made up of 3 residential units (2no 3 beds and 1no 2 bed) with the restaurant and adjoining kitchen in the middle. The restaurant section opens to a large conservatory that overlooks Ardmore beach and village.

There is a detached cottage further up the site that is currently one bedroom with a large mezzanine overhead. This cottage could allow for living on site separate to the adjoining units.

There is also 2 outbuildings off the yard that are perfect for storage and could potentially be upgraded to further accommodation.

Tower Hill is a unique opportunity to purchase a property in the heart of Ardmore seaside village with endless future potential as a private dwelling or business venture.

Joint selling agents with R.King Auctioneer - Contact: 0862512544 (Licence No: 002798)

Unique location at the foot of the famous historic Round Tower of Ardmore.
On a pedestal overlooking Ardmore village and beach.
Short stroll to village and beach.
Most private site - enclosed by old stone walls.
4 residential units - 2no 3 beds, 1 no 2 bed, 1 no 1 bed detached.
Restaurant could be converted to further accom subject to planning.
Suitable as a residential dwelling or a business venture.
Gas central heating.
Mains services.

Ardmore is a seaside resort and fishing village in County Waterford, not far from Youghal. The village has a population of around 330, although this increases with the tourist season. The village includes two hotels, a number of pubs and restaurants, a seasonal petrol station, a pier and slipway, and one store. There are sports clubs and a primary school. It boasts a mile-long beach and several other beaches. Recently a new hotel was completed, replacing the older Cliff Hotel. This village has also been the overall winner of the Irish Tidy Towns Competition.

There is a cliff path beginning near the Cliff House Hotel and ending back in the main street. The walk, which has marker posts erected along the route, passes an old remodelled Coastguard Station, St Declan's Cell and Holy Well, a ruined church, the wreck of the Samson, an abandoned lookout tower. Further along there is another well with stone canopy. The Round Tower Complex is atop the hill above the village.