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A five-bedroom manor house, located on 101 acres of land in Louth, has gone up for sale for €2,250,000.
Brid a Crinn, located in Dundalk, Co. Louth is a five-bedroom, four-bathroom detached house of 438m².
The former golf course is enclosed within a ring-fence and extends to about 101 acres in total, and is bound by the Creggan River.
The land is described as being "readily adapted to accommodate a broad scope of agricultural, horticultural and equine interests" for a potential investor.
The house itself is recently renovated and dates back to the early 1900's. The current owners have carried out an extensive program of internal and external renovations.
Killin Park is equipped with a useful range of outbuildings, including a clubhouse, which are positioned to the south of the main house.
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