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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Farnagh House, Farnagh Hill, Longford Town, Co. Longford
This unique six-bed house in Longford Town has hit the market for €849,000.
Farnagh House comes complete with its own swimming pool, sauna and tennis court while the interior extends to 3,150 sq ft.
Dalton Auctioneers say the house is "nestled within an exclusive, leafy mature enclave," and is "unparalleled and unmatched by its amenities, including a 14-metre swimming pool, tennis court, gym, sauna, kids play area and double garage with an electric door."
The house is located a short walk from Longford Train Station and a couple of minutes drive from the N4.
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