Description & Accommodation
DNG Dorrian are delighted to present this truly unique two-bedroom traditional cottage, occupying an idyllic andwonderfully private setting amid the rugged beauty of the Donegal Mountains. Carefully preserved and maintained to anexceptional standard by the current owners since 1972, the property offers a rare glimpse into a simpler way of life. Stepping inside feels like travelling back in time, with whitewashed walls, exposed timbers, exposed oak ceiling trusses,painted joinery and period furnishings creating an authentic interior that would be almost impossible to recreate. More than simply a home, this remarkable cottage is a genuine time capsule, rich in warmth, character and rural heritage. The accommodation is compact and inviting, co...
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- Additional Features:
- Truly unique two-bedroom traditional cottage in an idyllic and private Donegal Mountain setting.
- Carefully preserved and maintained to an exceptional standard by the current owners since 1972.
- A remarkable rural time capsule, retaining an authentic sense of history, warmth and character.
- Rich in traditional features, including whitewashed walls, exposed stonework and oak roof trusses.
- Characterful Z-framed doors, painted joinery and period-style furnishings throughout.
- Inviting L-shaped kitchen and living area with a vaulted ceiling and exposed oak trusses.
- Traditional kitchen features include a Belfast sink, painted units, dresser and built-in seating.
- Three cast-iron log-burning stoves provide warmth and enhance the cottage atmosphere.
- Two well-proportioned bedrooms, both benefiting from attractive vaulted ceilings.
- Bathroom fitted with a bath, electric shower, vanity basin and Vaillant water heater.
- High-grade German wood affect uPVC windows.
- Mains water supply, septic tank.
- Two useful adjoining store rooms, both equipped with lighting and power.
- Standing on approximately 2.59 acres, ideal for hobby farming, gardening or keeping animals.
- Grounds border a picturesque mountain stream, adding to the peaceful rural setting.
- A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully preserved piece of Donegal’s rural heritage.
- Viewings by prior arrangement with DNG Dorrian on 074 97 31291.
- NameDimensionDescription
- Storm Porch:1.4m x 1.0m- with hardwood front door with clear glass porthole window, wood affect ceramic tiled floor, centre light.
- Kitchen / Living room:4.7m x 4.2mat widest point – “L-shaped” configuration incorporating a casual dining area, featured vaulted ceiling with exposed oak trusses, dark oak affect ceramic tiled floor, exposed stone wall, high-top cast-iron log burner with tiled hearth, dual aspect windows, painted wooden base units with built-in “Belfast” with brass tap over, matching dresser with storage shelves, tiled splashback, concealed bulkhead centre light, built-in seating with storage under.
- Bedroom 1:3.8m x 3.6m– with featured vaulted ceiling, distressed oak floor, storage loft, built-in cast iron log burner, concrete hearth, frosted glass reading light over bed, frosted glass centre light.
- Bedroom 2:3.8m x 3.5m– with featured vaulted ceiling, chest-level wooden panelling to walls, frosted glass centre light, built-in wardrobe, painted hardwood floor.
- Bathroom:2.7m x 2.0m– with sanitary ware in white comprising of a standard single flush w.c, vanity basin with polished steel mixer tap, enamel bath with polished steel mixer taps and shower cradle, fitted electric shower, wooden panelling to ceiling with concealed centre light, dark oak affect ceramic tiled floor, “Vaillant” water heater.
- Store 1:4.8m x 1.7m- with lighting and power supply.
- Store 2:3.5m x 1.7m- with lighting and power supply.
- BER: GBER No: 119605046
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Stamp Duty: €1,950
You have to pay stamp duty:1% between €0 and €195,000Your effective stamp duty rate is 1%.
PSRA Licence No : 002810
