Dating from the early 1900s and restored in the 1960s, the Glanmire property retains lovely original features
Dating from the early 1900s, this old coach house was restored back in the 1960s by former owners. There’s even a sculpture of a horse’s head in the garden as a reminder that this charming spot once served a local period property, housing its horses, carriages and indeed ostlers upstairs where the family bedrooms now reside.
Now the three-bedroom house retains its period vibe in conjunction with contemporary additions such as an Express kitchen with a newly restored Belfast sink and solid oak countertops underneath the now-painted vaulted ceiling. Here the eye is immediately drawn up to the lovely overhead beams which have now been preserved for posterity.
Because of the angles of the roofline in the main bedroom upstairs, bespoke wardrobes were designed by a local joiner. This room is en-suite, while a family bathroom serves two other bedrooms at this level.
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