Leamore House
Sea Road
Newcastle
Co Wicklow
A63 DD51

Tucked away off the scenic Sea Road in the heart of Newcastle Village, this property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a charming stone cut cottage with a substantial two-storey rear extension, set on a generous 0.79 acres. Originally a traditional stone cottage, the home retains its rustic charm while offering the bones of a much larger dwelling. The more recent two storey addition provides significant living space, ready to be brought to life with some TLC. This property is perfect for buyers looking to create a bespoke coastal retreat or a family home with space to grow.

The property also includes a variety of outbuildings offering excellent flexibility for a variety of uses. These spaces are ideal for those seeking a dedicated work from home office, creative studio, or remote workspace, with ample room for desks, storage, and equipment. Alternatively, the outbuildings could be converted into a garage, workshop, or hobby area, subject to the necessary permissions.

Whether you're drawn by the charm of the original cottage, the potential of the extension, or the tranquility of the site, this property invites you to imagine, restore, and make it your own.

A small, tranquil place to call home, Newcastle is fast becoming a much sought-after small commuter town to live in. All the little everyday things are at hand, with Greystones and all its restaurants, theatre, shops, supermarkets and schools only a ten minute drive away. Newcastle is well catered for in terms of pre-school, Gaelscoil, primary and secondary schools. It is also within reach of all the third level institutions that Dublin has to offer. Whether it's GAA, sailing, football, camogie, junior league soccer, golf, tennis, or even flying - there truly is something for everyone. Whether it's a stroll along the beach or a country lane, Newcastle is a walkers paradise. The village and its surrounding area is rich in heritage and culture.

Services:

OFCH Underfloor Heating
Well Water
Septic Tank

Entrance Porch 1.76m x 2.78m Featuring wood flooring and double doors to Living Room.
Living Room 3.78m x 5.97m Featuring wood flooring and an open fireplace with a range of built in bookshelves.
Dining Room 3.78m x 4.14m Located off the Living Room and featuring wood flooring and an open fireplace with brick inset. The ideal space for family dining and entertaining guests this is an open space which flows seamlessly into the kitchen area.
Kitchen 5.01m x 4.98m Contemporary kitchen with a range of wall and floor units for storage and ample countertop space for food prep. There is a sizeable island with a tabletop and storage under and a large belfast sink also features. The floors have been laid out in tile and a stable door gives access to the garden. There is plumbing in place for a washer/dryer and a large display unit for storing wine glasses etc.
Utility Room 2.48m x 2.39m Conveniently located off the kitchen and featuring storage cupboards, double sink and tiled flooring with plumbing in place for a washer/dryer.
Side Entrance Hall 7.59m x 2.26m Access to most rooms is afforded from here and the high ceiling and floor to ceiling windows allow for plenty of natural light. A sliding door gives access to the gardens and a solid wood open stairwell leads to the first floor.
Study 4.43m x 2.88m Featuring wood flooring.
Family Room 4.40m x 3.18m Featuring wood flooring and sliding doors gives access to the gardens.
Shower Room  Located off the landing and featuring shower unit, wc and whb.
Bedroom 6 3.78m x 4.07m Featuring wood flooring.
Galleried Landing 9.09m x 3.25m 
Main Bedroom 3.96m x 5.32m Featuring wood flooring, a skylight and double doors which give access to the first floor balcony.
En- Suite 2.21m x 2.08m En-suite bathroom featuring tiled flooring, standalone bath, seperate shower unit, wc and whb.
Bedroom 2 2.16m x 3.98m Featuring wood flooring.
Bedroom 3 2.17m x 3.98m Featuring wood flooring.
Bedroom 4 1.97m x 3.98m Featuring wood flooring.
Bedroom 5 2.42m x 3.98m Featuring wood flooring.
Bathroom 2.44m x 2.07m Featuring tiled flooring, corner bath, wc and whb.

BER: D1

Newcastle  is a village in County Wicklow, Ireland. It is situated on the R761and is about 45 km (28 mi) south of Dublin city. Newcastle had a population of 951 in the village and hinterland in the census of 2011. The ancient barony, which surrounds the village, takes its name from the village and its Norman castle. In 1983, Newcastle has seen the building of a community centre providing space for sporting and recreational activities. An Information Technology Centre provides training for all ages. The young population is very socially and culturally active with many club and organisations like the local Gaelic Athletic Association Club, indoor soccer, Bowls, Badminton, Tennis, Croquet. Newcastle is very close to the beach, which is used for swimming, walking and shore angling. There is one pub, The Castle Inn (previously the Bridge Inn), which was rebuilt in 2008 and a shop/garage. Dublin Bus provides services between Newcastle and Dublin on their 84 bus with a journey time of about 90 minutes.