Portaliff House
Portaliffe
Killeshandra
Cavan

Portaliff House; an early c. 1800's period property set amidst 14.79 acres approx. overlooking Mill Lough.

The historical remnants of what was once a grand house filled with life and elegance, now stands as a testament to the past. The stone walls, adorned with ivy and moss, bear the marks of over two centuries.

Poised on a gentle slope the ruins provide a commanding view of the tranquil Mill Lough. The 14.79 acres approx. of lands currently in pasture together with a stable block offer seclusion and tranquillity interspersed with pockets of ancient trees.

The combination of historical remnants and natural beauty within the expansive grounds creates a unique setting for those seeking an opportunity to acquire a distinctive lakeside holding in the most beautiful setting.

Killashandra is a small town in County Cavan, located 20 km (12 mi) northwest of Cavan town. Locals enjoy the privacy and tranquillity of the verdant countryside, while never far from modern day amenities and facilities. Killashandra is central to County Cavan's lakeland and geopark region, set in the unique Erne catchment environment of rivers, lakes, wetlands and woodland.

Killeshandra is specially noted by Failte Ireland as an Angling Centre of Excellence, as well as having become in recent years a hub for the Cavan Walking Festival which takes place during May each year. In the vicinity there are several looped walking and cycling trails linking the popular Killykeen forest park.