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Annestown House, Annestown, Co. Waterford
€2,500,000
On a 10-acre beachfront site, Annestown House was built in 1820 and was originally the seat of the Palliser family.
It was owned firstly by Henry St George Cole who bought the Palliser's home around 1830.
The Galloway family subsequently inherited the property, and it remained in their ownership until 2008.
Over the years, Annestown House has entertained many famous guests including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Annestown House is a period waterfront property with the most spectacular cliff-top setting overlooking Annestown Beach.
A six-bay two-storey house, its unique design is impressive amongst a wonderful setting of landscaped garden grounds, all offering superb sea views.
This property offers a special opportunity to an astute buyer and while currently used as a private home, the house was previously used as a Guesthouse and could be an ideal location for a wedding venue.
It has a barn converted to a bar and two apartments on the grounds. The summer hut also overlooks the beach. The site runs parallel to Annestown Beach, offering the owner superb access.
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