Mountmellick property sells for almost half a million euro

A “spectacular residence” in Laois has sold for almost half a million euro, making it one of the most expensive houses in its area.

Mullaghanard House, a five-bedroom, three-bathroom detached house in Mountmellick sold recently for €475,000.

Hume Auctioneers managed the sale and described the property as a “remarkable residence”, which they say is “appointed to a standard seldom found on today’s market.”

An attractive entrance with its brick wing walls and stone capped pillars lead into a professionally landscaped area described as “majestic and tranquil.”

Hume Auctioneers say “the house presents itself as a true gem set on an idyllic, views over the surrounding countryside”

Through the front door is a tiled floor hall, featuring solid oak doors, stained glass windows, corniced ceiling and an oak staircase.

On the ground floor of the 2,500-square-foot home are three reception rooms, a kitchen dining room, large utility area, a guest toilet, and a fully fitted professional office.

The reception room boasts a solid oak floor and a marble fireplace; the sitting room has solid timber flooring, coved ceiling, and a feature fireplace; while the conservatory / sunroom has a solid roof and patio doors with a tiled floor.

The superb office boasts an oak floor, feature fitted and feature fitted desk.

The kitchen / dining room features timber flooring, feature red and black kitchen, a stone worktop, a American fridge and a Belfast sink.

Upstairs there are five bedrooms and a large family bathroom. The master bedroom enjoys a walk-in-wardrobe and superbly appointed ensuite.

The bedrooms feature fitted curtains, timber floors and picture windows. The family bathroom features a jacuzzi bath, double shower unit, and recessed lighting.

Outside are large manicured gardens and a large double garage with electric doors.

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