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Old Luffany, Carrigeen, Mooncoin, Co Kilkenny
1 Bed - 1 Bath
ASKING PRICE: €125,000
Brophy Cusack Real Estate team are delighted to bring this thatch cottage to the market. The property consists of a living area, kitchen, bedroom & bathroom. Externally the property has a garden to the left hand side of the property & to the right hand side we have a small yard area with a workshop, fuel store & a utility shed. The cottage is built of clay, stone and concrete and dates originally back to the late 18th/turn of the 19th century. Old Luffany was a fishing community established on the north bank of the River Suir, neighbouring centres of population include both Carrigeen & Mooncoin Villages.
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