‘Stunning’ ten-bedroom Laois estate sells for over three-quarters of a million euro

A “stunning” stunning ten-bedroom property in Laois has recently sold for over three-quarters of a million euro.

Killenure Manor in Jamestown, Ballybrittas, was purchased for a grand total of €765,000, which will unquestionably make it one of the most expensive properties that will be sold in Laois for all of 2025.

Laois-based Real Estate Agency Property Properly described the “charm and elegance” of the estate, which they say “offers an idyllic blend of luxurious living and rural tranquillity.”

The property is comprised of a main house and a guest wing as well as stables that Property Properly says makes Killenure Manor “more than just a home; it’s a lifestyle.”

The main house boasts six bedrooms and four bathrooms, including a versatile ground-floor bedroom which presents the opportunity for a home office.

The heart of the home is an expansive living room, beautifully divided by a classic archway, and featuring a stone hearth and a built-in stove.

The “country-style” kitchen includes built-in wooden cabinets and a range with an adjoining utility room complete and connected bathroom.

Upstairs is the rest of the bedrooms, including the master bedroom which comes with surrounding built-in wardrobes and a luxurious ensuite bathroom.

The guest wing is accessible both through a hallway from the main house, or through its own entrance.

This wing comprises of four bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom, as well as two other bathrooms

There are two expansive living areas, connected by an archway, while both the kitchen and the reception room feature patio doors that open to the garden.

Outside is a magnificent enclosed garden and a double garage with additional attic space.

To the rear of the property are ready built stable buildings ready for re-conversion into functional horse stables.

There are also concrete dog kennels facing the stables, with four dog runs and space for eight dogs.

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