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Whelans Cottage, Skenagun, Castledermot, Co. Kildare, R14KX47
This three-bedroom traditional stone cottage in the Kildare countryside requires an overhaul but offers huge potential for its €150,000 price tag.
Nestled on a 0.45-acre parcel of land, the semi-detached property's generous site offers potential for extending and upgrading in a highly sought-after residential area, conveniently located just 1.2km from Castledermot and 13km from Carlow Town.
The stone-walled house itself has a rear extension and is approximately 60 square metres in total, consisting of a living area, kitchen, back hall, shower room and three bedrooms.
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