4 Rednagh Road
Aughrim
Co Wicklow
Y14 FT89

Sherry Fitzgerald is delighted to bring to the market No. 4 Rednagh road which is a three-bedroom detached cottage situated in a highly convenient location on the Rednagh Road, adjacent to Aughrim’s Main Street and all its excellent local services and amenities. In need of a complete refurbishment, this elegantly proportioned home offers a great opportunity for any discerning buyer to put their own stamp on it or extend like the neighbours have done.

The stone cottage built in the early 1900's, still retains many of its original features including the granite stone walls, deep window sills, old style doors, great character, real charm and is standing on just over half an acre of gardens with loads of space should one wish to extend the original cottage or permission could be sought a site, (subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions).

Internally, the accommodation measures approx. 74.7sq.m./803sq.ft to include an entrance hallway, living room, kitchen to the rear which looks out over the large rear garden, 3 bedrooms, one of which could also be used as a study/home office, rear hallway and family bathroom.

The property is very conveniently located within the quaint village of Aughrim, opposite the renowned Angling Lake and pleasure gardens.

The famed Granite village of Aughrim was a regular winner in the tidy town’s competition, and has won the coveted first prize, no mean feat. It is a vibrant village with good restaurants, pubs, cafes, shops, butchery, pharmacy, national school, post office, sports facilities, children’s playground etc. It could satisfy all ones needs without travelling, although the nearby town of Arklow, c. 10 kilometers away has cinema, shopping centres, large supermarkets, schools, main bus, and train lines.

Aughrim also boasts an outdoor bowling green with pavilion (at which a farmers’ market is held every Saturday). There is also plenty to do for the sports enthusiasts too with Gaelic football, soccer, horse riding, tennis, angling lake, lovely walks in the beautiful surrounding woods including the Sean Lenahan to Macreddin, the pure mile and many others, and a short drive to nearby golf courses at Brook Lodge in Macreddin village, Woodenbridge & Coollatin.

The Village is within commuting distance of South Dublin via the N11/M11/M50 link or by commuter train services calling at Arklow, Rathdrum located only 10 kilometres away. Co. Wicklow is known as The Garden of Ireland, which is blessed with beautiful scenery, breath taking countryside views and a spectacular coastline.

To appreciate the potential this fine home has to offer, viewing is essential and is strictly by appointment only.

Special Features:

• Excellent location, minutes’ walk from Aughrim Main Street and all its amenities.
• Charming detached period cottage located on a private c. 0.51-acre site.
• Original cast iron fireplace, granite stone blockwork & window sills.
• In need of modernisation/refurbishment (Vacant homes grant may apply).
• Potential to extend the size of original cottage or permission could be sought a site, (subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions).
• Less than one hour drive to Wicklow, Bray, Cherrywood, Stillorgan and Dundrum.

Services:

• Mains water and sewage.
• Telephone and Broadband are available in the area.

Nearby Attractions:

• Brooklodge Hotel and the Wells Spa.
• Macreddin and Woodenbridge Golf Clubs.
• The Wicklow Way.
• National Angling facility.
• Avondale House & Gardens / Beyond the Trees.
• Kilmacurragh House & Gardens.
• Avoca Handweavers & Red Kite Walk.
• Kilmacurragh House & Gardens.
• Avoca Mines, Mottee Stone & Miners Cross Walk.
• Brittas Bay Beaches.
• Wicklow Mountains National Park.

Entrance hallway: 5.89m x 1.05m Welcoming hallway, Hot-press, door to
Living Room: 4.53m x 3.40m Open fireplace with wood burning stove, wall panelling, wall lights, looking out over front garden.
Kitchen / Dining room: 4.43m x 3.30m Units at floor and eye level, looking out over the large back garden.
Bedroom One: 4.53m x 3.04m Old fireplace, built in wardrobe, high ceiling.
Hallway: 2.25m x 0.97m Walkin hot-press with shelving off, spacious cloakroom off. Ceiling coving & tiled floor.
Bedroom Two: 3.64m x 2.33m Double room looking out over back garden.
Bedroom Three: 2.57m x 1.96m Single bedroom looking out over front garden.
Family Bathroom: 3.30m x 1.86m Suite comprises of corner shower with electric Triton T80 shower, WC and wash hand basin.
Outside & Garden  Off street parking, nice mature gardens surrounded the property.

BER: G
BER Number: 118087717
Energy Performance Indicator: 625.43

Aughrim is beautifully situated at the junction of several mountain valleys. The valley of the River Ow boasts magnificent scenery, which extends north-west of Aughrim for about 10 miles to the foot of Lugnaquilla Mountain. The picturesque village of Aughrim is located approximately 80 km (1 hour drive) south of Dublin. There is an abundance of local pubs, restaurants, hotels and B&B's, as well as many impressive buildings of historical interest. There are also a number of rivers in the locality renowned for fishing; the rivers Aughrim, Ow and Derry hold numerous small brown trout.