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A photo of the property (Images: BRG Gibsons Auctions Ltd)
This Four Bedroom Detached House is for sale by auction.
The property in Tankardstown, Tullow, Co Carlow is described by BRG Gibson's Auctions as an "ideal opportunity for the home improvement enthusiast, builder or developer.
An unusual feature of the property is that there are two tractors, a horse box and several cars abandoned in the front lawn of the house.
The detached residence has approximately 231m2 (2486 sq ft) of living space,
The potential home sits on a spacious site circa of 0.43 hectare or 1.06 acres.
The building has a BER Rating : G.
The auctioneers said: "Embrace the potential of this property.
"This property offers a harmonious blend of tranquility and accessibility. Enjoy the charm of country living while having convenient access to local amenities, schools, and recreational facilities."
The lot, which has an valuation of €210,000 goes under the hammer on February 29.
See more at: https://brggibsondublinauctions.eigonlineauctions.com/lot/details/110842
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