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Kyleballyhue House, Co. Carlow
Kyleballyhue House is situated in County Carlow on approximately 2.5 Acres.
The property is Georgian, constructed circa 1808.
The house is approached through a tree line avenue with a substantial stone court yard to the rear.
Situated on an elevated site close to Tinryland and facing East the property has beautiful views over County Carlow countryside towards the Wicklow Mountains.
The property has retained many of its original period features and presents a great opportunity for a would be purchaser to restore the property to its former glory.
An ideal private residence, the property also has immense scope for further accommodation or commercial/hospitality potential with a substantial range of cut stone outbuildings.
The detached house has six-bedrooms and three-bathrooms and has a floor area of approx. 400 m².
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