Feel like a true king or queen in this exceptional Kilkenny property

A truly unique Kilkenny property in ‘Kingfishers House’ has come to market via selling agents Sherry FitzGerald commanding an asking price of €1.1 million.

There is so much treasure used in the construction of this split-level house and each piece tells a story that can be shared while sitting around its glorious open fire.

The entrance through original Gothic chapel doors brings you into a large open-plan living space.

It incorporates a kitchen consisting of a walk-in pantry and a top-of-the-range AGA with gas, electric and oil options, truly no better way to cook a traditional roast dinner.

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The majority of the work surfaces are solid teak, complemented by limestone slab preparation areas and a stainless steel serving section designed for delivering generous plates of food to the unique solid oak oval dining table.

The table itself sits upon the beautifully sculptured root of a 400-year-old oak tree, artistically spreading across the floor to support the tabletop above.

The high ceilings are framed by original church roof trusses reclaimed from a former church as attendance declined, adding extraordinary character and history to the home.

When seated at the table with the fire burning, food cooking and soft music playing, you truly feel like a king and queen.

Kingfishers House extends to 412 sqm (4,435 sq ft) across approximately 1.07 hectares (2.65 acres) and offers six beautifully designed ensuite bedrooms throughout this unique split-level residence.

The current owners built the property themselves and been there since 2010.

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Set within a thriving ecosystem along and around the Kings River, the property benefits from approximately 100 metres of designated fishing rights, including an excellent trout pool renowned for its fishing potential.

Complementing the equestrian facilities, the property includes three well-positioned stables together with adjoining paddocks, offering both practicality and excellent grazing space for horses.

The property is approximately 1.1km from the village of Stoneyford, offering convenient access to everyday services, and just 2km from Kells Priory, one of Ireland’s most significant and atmospheric medieval monastic sites.

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Kells Priory is a striking 12th Century Augustinian priory, renowned for its extensive defensive walls, towers and evocative ruins set dramatically on the banks of the Kings River, offering a powerful sense of history and heritage on the doorstep.

Kilkenny City is located approximately 16.6km away, around a 20-minute drive, providing a vibrant mix of shopping, dining and cultural attractions.

This rare combination of countryside seclusion and close proximity to key destinations makes the location highly desirable.