Shelburne Lodge
Fethard
Co Wexford
Y34 DY68

Excess €495,000

Shelburne Lodge is a wonderfully presented 6-bedroom, 4 reception property with unique olde-worlde features in abundance. The current owners have owned the house since the 1990s, and have maintained and upgraded it throughout the years with many features being conserved including high ceilings with ornate coving, stunning beamed ceilings, wide plank wooden flooring to name but a few and a number of modern conveniences including upgraded sanitary ware, oil fired central heating, solid fuel stoves in all reception rooms and upgraded wiring. There are still some items that would benefit from an upgrade and would allow a new purchaser to put their own mark on the property which include the windows and an external outbuilding which could be converted subject to planning permission.

The house is presented over 255 sq mts with beautifully proportioned rooms throughout. The entrance hallway leads to all the accommodation which comprises of three reception rooms, kitchen / breakfast room, utility room, study, guest wc, 6 bedrooms, four ensuite a family bathroom and a guest wc.

The property borders the main Fethard / Templetown road with a driveway which is bordered by the gardens on either side. Mainly in lawn it is bordered by mature trees including fruit trees, hedging and sunny seating areas. To the side there is a large outbuilding (10.52m x 4.4m) which is wired for electrics and is oozing potential subject to planning permission.

Situated within the Wexford countryside close to some of the best beaches Ireland has to offer. Located on the Hook Peninsula, the pinnacle of the sunny South East and nestled between the fishing villages of Fethard-On-Sea and the Fort of Duncannon, Templar's Way is situated in an idyllic location close to beautiful shimmering sandy beaches and bays.

Stunning double fronted detached property within striking distance of Fethard Village
Surrounded by an abundance of beaches and local attractions.
Stunning original features to include high ceilings, wide plank wooden flooring
Upgraded to include modern sanitary ware, upgraded wiring
Oil Fired Central heating
Private septic tank
Mains water
Ample off street parking
***Furniture not included***

Entrance Hall 2.41m x 2.18m + 3.61m x 1.10m Tiled flooring, ornate ceiling coving, understair storage
Living Room 5.45m x 4.24m Picture window to front with window seat, wooden flooring, brick fireplace with wood burning stove, wooden surround, ceiling coving with centre rose, dado rail, alcove with shelving, door to
Dining Room 7.03m x 4.23m Tiled flooring, windows to side, open beamed ceiling, built in storage, feature brick fireplace
Store Room 2.72m x 2.11m Window to side
Family / TV Room 5.42m x 4.29m Picture window to front with window seat, wooden flooring, brinck fireplace with wood burning stove, wooden surround, ceiling coving, centre rose, alcove
Kitchen / breakfast room 6.09m x 4.30m Fitted wall and floor units, display units, "Rangemaster" with gas hob, electric oven, stainless steel sink units, tiled upstand, Aga, beamed ceiling, window to side spot lights, tiled floor
Utility Room 4.05m x 3.41m Plumbed for washing machine
Rear Hall 1.72m x 1.5m Door to rear patio area
Study 3.01m x 2.72m Tiled flooring, fitted shelving
Rear Hall Return 2.93m x 2.87m + 2.38m x 1.26m tiled floor, windows into small courtyard, door to courtyard
Guest WC 2.58m x 1.96m Suite comprising wc, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled flooring
First Floor Return  
Reading Nook 3.04m x 2.62m Wooden floor, window to rear
Hall to left L shaped 2.65m x 2.43m +3.81m x 0.82m Wooden flooring
Walk in Hotpress 2.49m x 2.32m Shelved with hatch to attic
Shower Room 2.01m x 1.63m Suite comprising wc, wash hand basin with vanity, step in tiled shower, tiled flooring, part tiled walls
Bedroom 6 3.73m x 3.45m Window to side, wooden flooring, built in corner wardrobe
Bedroom 5 4.34m x 3.57m Window to side, wooden flooring, built in wardrobe
Ensuite 3.53m x 1.89m Suite comprising step in bath with telepohne shower attachement, "Hand Crafted Victorian Batterley" wash hand basin, radiator towel rail, part tiled walls, storage
Hall to right 4.91m x 0.82m wooden flooring
Bedroom 4 3.28m x 2.86m Window to side, wooden flooring, built in wardrobe
Bedroom 3 suite 4.89m x 4.2m Incorporating Hall Ensuite comprising bath with shower connections, wc, wash hand basin, part tiled walls Dual aspect bedroom with wooden flooring and buiolt in wardrobe
First floor  
Landing 5.52m x 2.43m Ornate alcoves with shelving, ceiling coving, picture window to front
Bedrooom 2 4.35m x 2.85m Picture window to front window seat, wooden flooring, built in corner wardrobe, ceiling coving
Bedroom 1 5.42m x 4.25m Dual aspect with wooden flooring, window seat, 2 x corner built in wardrobes, ceiling coving
Outhouse 10.52m x 4.4m Stone built outhouse powered for electricty

Fethard-on-Sea was originally called Fethard but the name was changed following drownings at sea when a lifeboat capsized in 1914 on a service mission to the schooner Mexico, off the Keeragh Islands. Nine of the lifeboat crew were drowned and five survived. There was an outpouring of sympathy for the village and money came in from around the world, however, a lot of it ended up in Fethard, County Tipperary, so the name of the Fethard in Wexford was changed to distinguish it.

It lies on the R734 road on the eastern side of the Hook peninsula, between Waterford Harbour and Bannow Bay. One would be hard pressed not to be enchanted by the charm of the seaside village, and obviously there are an array of facilities and activities for locals and visitors. Two Bus Éireann routes serve Fethard-on-Sea; route 370 provides a commuter service to Waterford via New Ross.