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30 Nov 2025

PICTURES: Waterford mansion with a heated pool and acres of land selling for millions

Look through pictures of this stunning seven bedroom property on 11 acres of land with many benefits

PICTURES: Waterford mansion with a heated pool and acres of land selling for millions

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Rachel Kavanagh

29 Nov 2025 7:00 PM

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This stunning property has many unique features including a jaw-dropping heated garden pool with loungers.

Pembrokestown House is located at Butlerstown, Gaulstown in Waterford and is selling for an eye-watering €2,900,000.

The site includes seven bedrooms and six bathrooms in a private enclave of three residential units in outstanding decorative and structural condition following a rebuild and refurbishment.
The main residence being, Pembrokestown House, a superb, detached Regency Style residence in magnificent decorative condition throughout following an extensive and sensitive restoration by the current owners.
The site also includes a modern and comfortable residential accommodation in the converted Coach House and Stables, ideal for guests or visiting family.
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Also there are several other features, such as the extended gardens, the very private sunken courtyard adjoining the Coach House and converted Stables with its heated swimming pool, relaxation pool and manicured surroundings. There is also a changing area, shower and wc which services the swimming pool.
The overall property extends to almost 11 acres with scope to develop approximately 6 acres into paddocks.
The luxurious home is believed to date from late 18th century/early 19th century when it was home to Sir James Esmonde, 7th Baronet, following his marriage to Ellice White, daughter of Thomas White of Pembrokestown.

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