Well-known Kilkenny residence, once part of ancient demesne, for sale - click to tour!

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Jenkinstown House, County Kilkenny, R95PW94 3 beds - 2 baths - 619m2 ASKING PRICE: €1,050,000 CLICK 'NEXT>' ABOVE FOR NEXT PIC Sotheby's International Realty (Lisney) bring to market this remarkable and attractive 19th-century castellated house in the Gothic Revival style and positioned within 6.7 acres [2.7 hectares] of private grounds, once part of an ancient demesne. Pleasant woodland walks can be enjoyed immediately adjacent to the gardens and medieval Kilkenny City is just a 10-minute drive. Occupying the site of a 12th-century castle, itself likely thought to have replaced a yet earlier castle, the origins of Jenkinstown House are truly ancient. The current manageable house comprising some 6,663 square feet or 619 square metres of accommodation represents a portion of an early 19th-century house. The remainder demolished in the mid-20th-century. The present house comprises a comfortable three-bedroom family home with three superb and decorative reception rooms, a spacious master bedroom suite, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and the oratory from the original mansion, now refurbished and used as a 100-seat auditorium theatre or function room. Substantial restoration works were completed circa 2015 and the house has been well maintained since. Jenkinstown House is currently in use as a private family home with beneficial rental income from a glamping enterprise on the grounds from three Shepard Huts and also occasional rental of the auditorium theatre, either as a theatre space or as a wedding venue. The picturesque position adjacent to the famed Jenkinstown Park woods quite irresistible. A solid timber gate set within a Gothic stone doorcase leads from the private gardens to a secluded Thomas Moore Garden [he wrote 'The Last Rose of Summer' in the house] and onward to the old demesne walled gardens and woodland walking trails. Whilst adjacent to Jenkinstown House the main parking area for the walks is positioned away from the house and a high stone garden wall adds further privacy. The

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Jenkinstown House, County Kilkenny, R95PW94 3 beds - 2 baths - 619m2 ASKING PRICE: €1,050,000 CLICK 'NEXT>' ABOVE FOR NEXT PIC Sotheby's International Realty (Lisney) bring to market this remarkable and attractive 19th-century castellated house in the Gothic Revival style and positioned within 6.7 acres [2.7 hectares] of private grounds, once part of an ancient demesne. Pleasant woodland walks can be enjoyed immediately adjacent to the gardens and medieval Kilkenny City is just a 10-minute drive. Occupying the site of a 12th-century castle, itself likely thought to have replaced a yet earlier castle, the origins of Jenkinstown House are truly ancient. The current manageable house comprising some 6,663 square feet or 619 square metres of accommodation represents a portion of an early 19th-century house. The remainder demolished in the mid-20th-century. The present house comprises a comfortable three-bedroom family home with three superb and decorative reception rooms, a spacious master bedroom suite, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and the oratory from the original mansion, now refurbished and used as a 100-seat auditorium theatre or function room. Substantial restoration works were completed circa 2015 and the house has been well maintained since. Jenkinstown House is currently in use as a private family home with beneficial rental income from a glamping enterprise on the grounds from three Shepard Huts and also occasional rental of the auditorium theatre, either as a theatre space or as a wedding venue. The picturesque position adjacent to the famed Jenkinstown Park woods quite irresistible. A solid timber gate set within a Gothic stone doorcase leads from the private gardens to a secluded Thomas Moore Garden [he wrote 'The Last Rose of Summer' in the house] and onward to the old demesne walled gardens and woodland walking trails. Whilst adjacent to Jenkinstown House the main parking area for the walks is positioned away from the house and a high stone garden wall adds further privacy. The

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Jenkinstown House, County Kilkenny, R95PW94 3 beds - 2 baths - 619m2 ASKING PRICE: €1,050,000 CLICK 'NEXT>' ABOVE FOR NEXT PIC Sotheby's International Realty (Lisney) bring to market this remarkable and attractive 19th-century castellated house in the Gothic Revival style and positioned within 6.7 acres [2.7 hectares] of private grounds, once part of an ancient demesne. Pleasant woodland walks can be enjoyed immediately adjacent to the gardens and medieval Kilkenny City is just a 10-minute drive. Occupying the site of a 12th-century castle, itself likely thought to have replaced a yet earlier castle, the origins of Jenkinstown House are truly ancient. The current manageable house comprising some 6,663 square feet or 619 square metres of accommodation represents a portion of an early 19th-century house. The remainder demolished in the mid-20th-century. The present house comprises a comfortable three-bedroom family home with three superb and decorative reception rooms, a spacious master bedroom suite, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and the oratory from the original mansion, now refurbished and used as a 100-seat auditorium theatre or function room. Substantial restoration works were completed circa 2015 and the house has been well maintained since. Jenkinstown House is currently in use as a private family home with beneficial rental income from a glamping enterprise on the grounds from three Shepard Huts and also occasional rental of the auditorium theatre, either as a theatre space or as a wedding venue. The picturesque position adjacent to the famed Jenkinstown Park woods quite irresistible. A solid timber gate set within a Gothic stone doorcase leads from the private gardens to a secluded Thomas Moore Garden [he wrote 'The Last Rose of Summer' in the house] and onward to the old demesne walled gardens and woodland walking trails. Whilst adjacent to Jenkinstown House the main parking area for the walks is positioned away from the house and a high stone garden wall adds further privacy. The

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Jenkinstown House, County Kilkenny, R95PW94 3 beds - 2 baths - 619m2 ASKING PRICE: €1,050,000 CLICK 'NEXT>' ABOVE FOR NEXT PIC Sotheby's International Realty (Lisney) bring to market this remarkable and attractive 19th-century castellated house in the Gothic Revival style and positioned within 6.7 acres [2.7 hectares] of private grounds, once part of an ancient demesne. Pleasant woodland walks can be enjoyed immediately adjacent to the gardens and medieval Kilkenny City is just a 10-minute drive. Occupying the site of a 12th-century castle, itself likely thought to have replaced a yet earlier castle, the origins of Jenkinstown House are truly ancient. The current manageable house comprising some 6,663 square feet or 619 square metres of accommodation represents a portion of an early 19th-century house. The remainder demolished in the mid-20th-century. The present house comprises a comfortable three-bedroom family home with three superb and decorative reception rooms, a spacious master bedroom suite, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and the oratory from the original mansion, now refurbished and used as a 100-seat auditorium theatre or function room. Substantial restoration works were completed circa 2015 and the house has been well maintained since. Jenkinstown House is currently in use as a private family home with beneficial rental income from a glamping enterprise on the grounds from three Shepard Huts and also occasional rental of the auditorium theatre, either as a theatre space or as a wedding venue. The picturesque position adjacent to the famed Jenkinstown Park woods quite irresistible. A solid timber gate set within a Gothic stone doorcase leads from the private gardens to a secluded Thomas Moore Garden [he wrote 'The Last Rose of Summer' in the house] and onward to the old demesne walled gardens and woodland walking trails. Whilst adjacent to Jenkinstown House the main parking area for the walks is positioned away from the house and a high stone garden wall adds further privacy. The

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