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The Thatch House, Shrough, Lismore, Co. Waterford, P51W0H9
A rare opportunity has come up in Waterford with a traditional thatched cottage on 1.5 acres now on sale at €195,000.
The two-bedroom, single-storey home in Shrough, near Lismore, is a Protected Structure, retaining classic features such as a half door and sash-style windows, while offering the benefit of double glazing. Inside, it comprises a living area, kitchen, wet room, and two bedrooms.
The property is available in two lots. Lot 1 includes the cottage and an adjoining third-acre garden, along with a traditional cut stone outbuilding in reasonable repair. Lot 2 offers a 1.2-acre roadside plot with further stone outbuildings and potential for development, subject to planning and meeting local housing need requirements.
With potential for refurbishment grants and outbuildings that could be adapted for a range of uses, the property offers scope for both restoration and expansion.
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