A "Regency residence" of "rare character" has come on the Carlow market for less than €900,000.
Rathduff House, based in Bagenalstown, is being sold by Sherry FitzGerald McDermott for €895,000.
Commissioned by Lord Bagenal in 1790 as the Steward's residence, the home features an "elegant" granite door and a three-bay extension.
Set on almost three acres of private grounds, Rathduff House sits on the edge of the Dunleckny Manor Estate.
It was renovated and is now presented in turnkey condition.
"Every element has been carefully considered to marry the comforts of modern living with the timeless beauty of its original features," the ad on Daft.ie reads.
The dining room features an open fireplace and herringbone walnut flooring.
Upstairs, four bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged around a light-filled, interconnecting landing, creating a natural flow.
The 2.7-acre grounds are a defining feature, offering a rare balance of structured gardens and more natural, informal spaces, including a thoughtfully planted and maturing woodland of mixed species.
The setting ensures privacy, tranquillity, and clear scope for further enhancement.
Multiple outbuildings provide generous storage and future conversion potential.
Despite its peaceful setting, Rathduff House is highly accessible, based just 2.5 km from Bagenalstown with rail and bus links, 4 km from Leighlinbridge, and 7 km from Junction 6 of the M9 motorway.
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