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"The Cottage", Channonrock, Louth Village, Louth, Co. Louth, A91CF51
This unique two-bedroom detached cottage in Louth, which was once the local post office, offers buyers the opportunity to redevelop the cottage into a charming modern-day home.
Set on 0.53 acres in a tranquil rural setting close to both Louth Village and Inniskeen, the property consists of the original cottage, a substantial, block-built garage suitable for a workshop, home office or storage together with a small haybarn and a range of sheds. The accommodation comprises of hallway, living room, kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms, utility and a bathroom.
Listed with an asking price of €120,000 on daft.ie, the property is suitably located 160 metres south of Channonrock crossroads and only 2.5 kilometres from Louth Village where a host of amenities are located including shops, school, St Mochtas GAA Club and playground.
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