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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Springhill, Killeshin, County Carlow , R93 K151
Truly stunning one-off, architecturally designed, 4 bedroomed, split level home with the most remarkable views over Carlow town and the Barrow Valley towards the Black Stairs and Wicklow Mountains.
Each room has been designed to maximise light and views, whether of the beautifully landscaped gardens or the remarkable view to the East. A wraparound raised deck area gives a pilots eye view over the picturesque Barrow Valley region.
Approximately 10 minutes outside Carlow Town. With local amenities including walks in Clogrennane Wood, around the reservoir, events at Oisin Park (dancing boards), local schools, childcare facility which runs throughout the summer season, the historic Killeshin church, grocery store, 2 public houses. hairdressers, cafe and much more in the village of Killeshin.
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