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Mountain View, Bog Lane, Borris, Co. Carlow
This beautiful three-bedroom semi-detached period residence is located just off the main street in Borris on Bog Lane, a quiet cul de sac.
Wonderfully restored, maintained and extended to the rear, this property offers spacious light filled accommodation with beautiful bespoke features throughout.
Built in the 19th Century this unique property has great character and charm throughout with exposed feature granite walls in the dining area and one of the bedrooms and some of the original features having been meticulously maintained.
The property has been named 'Mountain View' as it has magnificent views over to Mount Leinster and the surrounding countryside from the private rear garden as well as the south east facing patio area.
A stone driveway to the side of the property offers ample car parking.
Situated in the rear garden is a large green house ideal for any gardening enthusiast and a spacious block built garden shed.
It is on the market with an asking price of €350,000
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