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A stunning Georgian property has hit the market in Laois this week. The 19th century Cappakeel House in Emo could be yours, for a cool €1.2 million. Clement Herron Real Estate proudly presents Cappakeel House, a truly exceptional Georgian estate, dating back to circa 1820, situated just moments from the M7 motorway. A striking and private residence positioned on approximately 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) of lush gardens and pasture, this is a home of rare charm, integrity, and scale. Approached via a tree-lined driveway, the main house immediately commands attention with its perfectly symmetrical Georgian façade, framed by landscaped lawns and mature specimen trees. The property offers the best of both worlds: a timeless period home in pristine condition with carefully preserved original features, and a remarkable opportunity for extensive residential development already granted by planning. The current accommodation spans two floors and includes a charming storm porch leading into an elegant entrance hallway with original Georgian tiled floors, high ceilings, and double doors into the main living spaces. The sitting room and formal dining room sit to either side, both bathed in natural light, feature fireplaces, and ornate coving still in place. To the rear of the house is the kitchen and dining area, a warm and inviting space that leads to a ground floor guest w.c. A standout feature of the home is the broad half-turn staircase which gracefully rises to the first floor. The landing offers a true sense of space and leads to four generously sized bedrooms, each full of character and light, along with the main bathroom, which retains the traditional elegance in keeping with the period style. The home is heated via oil-fired central heating and also benefits from a solid fuel stove for added comfort. The house is in excellent decorative order throughout, with a clear emphasis on preserving the architectural details of the Georgian period while maintaining everyday practicality. The internal spaces feel

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A stunning Georgian property has hit the market in Laois this week. The 19th century Cappakeel House in Emo could be yours, for a cool €1.2 million. Clement Herron Real Estate proudly presents Cappakeel House, a truly exceptional Georgian estate, dating back to circa 1820, situated just moments from the M7 motorway. A striking and private residence positioned on approximately 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) of lush gardens and pasture, this is a home of rare charm, integrity, and scale. Approached via a tree-lined driveway, the main house immediately commands attention with its perfectly symmetrical Georgian façade, framed by landscaped lawns and mature specimen trees. The property offers the best of both worlds: a timeless period home in pristine condition with carefully preserved original features, and a remarkable opportunity for extensive residential development already granted by planning. The current accommodation spans two floors and includes a charming storm porch leading into an elegant entrance hallway with original Georgian tiled floors, high ceilings, and double doors into the main living spaces. The sitting room and formal dining room sit to either side, both bathed in natural light, feature fireplaces, and ornate coving still in place. To the rear of the house is the kitchen and dining area, a warm and inviting space that leads to a ground floor guest w.c. A standout feature of the home is the broad half-turn staircase which gracefully rises to the first floor. The landing offers a true sense of space and leads to four generously sized bedrooms, each full of character and light, along with the main bathroom, which retains the traditional elegance in keeping with the period style. The home is heated via oil-fired central heating and also benefits from a solid fuel stove for added comfort. The house is in excellent decorative order throughout, with a clear emphasis on preserving the architectural details of the Georgian period while maintaining everyday practicality. The internal spaces feel

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A stunning Georgian property has hit the market in Laois this week. The 19th century Cappakeel House in Emo could be yours, for a cool €1.2 million. Clement Herron Real Estate proudly presents Cappakeel House, a truly exceptional Georgian estate, dating back to circa 1820, situated just moments from the M7 motorway. A striking and private residence positioned on approximately 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) of lush gardens and pasture, this is a home of rare charm, integrity, and scale. Approached via a tree-lined driveway, the main house immediately commands attention with its perfectly symmetrical Georgian façade, framed by landscaped lawns and mature specimen trees. The property offers the best of both worlds: a timeless period home in pristine condition with carefully preserved original features, and a remarkable opportunity for extensive residential development already granted by planning. The current accommodation spans two floors and includes a charming storm porch leading into an elegant entrance hallway with original Georgian tiled floors, high ceilings, and double doors into the main living spaces. The sitting room and formal dining room sit to either side, both bathed in natural light, feature fireplaces, and ornate coving still in place. To the rear of the house is the kitchen and dining area, a warm and inviting space that leads to a ground floor guest w.c. A standout feature of the home is the broad half-turn staircase which gracefully rises to the first floor. The landing offers a true sense of space and leads to four generously sized bedrooms, each full of character and light, along with the main bathroom, which retains the traditional elegance in keeping with the period style. The home is heated via oil-fired central heating and also benefits from a solid fuel stove for added comfort. The house is in excellent decorative order throughout, with a clear emphasis on preserving the architectural details of the Georgian period while maintaining everyday practicality. The internal spaces feel

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A stunning Georgian property has hit the market in Laois this week. The 19th century Cappakeel House in Emo could be yours, for a cool €1.2 million. Clement Herron Real Estate proudly presents Cappakeel House, a truly exceptional Georgian estate, dating back to circa 1820, situated just moments from the M7 motorway. A striking and private residence positioned on approximately 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) of lush gardens and pasture, this is a home of rare charm, integrity, and scale. Approached via a tree-lined driveway, the main house immediately commands attention with its perfectly symmetrical Georgian façade, framed by landscaped lawns and mature specimen trees. The property offers the best of both worlds: a timeless period home in pristine condition with carefully preserved original features, and a remarkable opportunity for extensive residential development already granted by planning. The current accommodation spans two floors and includes a charming storm porch leading into an elegant entrance hallway with original Georgian tiled floors, high ceilings, and double doors into the main living spaces. The sitting room and formal dining room sit to either side, both bathed in natural light, feature fireplaces, and ornate coving still in place. To the rear of the house is the kitchen and dining area, a warm and inviting space that leads to a ground floor guest w.c. A standout feature of the home is the broad half-turn staircase which gracefully rises to the first floor. The landing offers a true sense of space and leads to four generously sized bedrooms, each full of character and light, along with the main bathroom, which retains the traditional elegance in keeping with the period style. The home is heated via oil-fired central heating and also benefits from a solid fuel stove for added comfort. The house is in excellent decorative order throughout, with a clear emphasis on preserving the architectural details of the Georgian period while maintaining everyday practicality. The internal spaces feel

