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07 Sept 2025
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Fontenoy on Canal Walk in Kilkenny City
The Kilkenny property that was the focal point of recent Channel 5 television series 'The Inheritance' has been listed as a rental property on Daft.ie.
Located on the Canal Walk in Kilkenny City, Fontenoy is a unique and exclusive residence, extending to c. 2,900 sq. ft.
It was the focal point of the recent four-part Channel 5 drama series 'The Inheritance', which was filmed primarily in Kilkenny.
The first episode of the series premiered with 3.39m viewers, and the property is sure to have captured the attention of many viewers from near and far.
'Fontenoy' was originally designed by renowned architect Nicholas Fewer and completed in 1997.
In times now gone, the occupants of Kilkenny Castle and their guests from the gentry used Canal Walk as a tranquil and tree lined walkway along the banks of the River Nore.
According to the listing on Daft.ie, the landlord is seeking €3,250 per month.
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