Captivating views from Stella Maris in Carlingford

A period home located between Templetown and Shelling Hill beaches in Carlingford, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area, has just come on the market.

Stella Maris, a six-bedroom property sitting on three acres of land, was originally built in 1912 and according to the vendor, it is the first house on the Cooley Peninsula to have a slated roof.

The house was bought in 2002 by its current owners, who then set out about completely refurbishing and extending the house.

Some of the internal features of the house include a large kitchen, with large pantry and high finish kitchen storage.

Other internal features include, a fully working oil fired AGA, USA Fridge and 2 dishwashers in the separate scullery; a large reception/lounge room with Stanley stove; two downstairs bathrooms; a dressing room with electric sauna and an upstairs lounge with woodburner.

To the exterior of the house, the features include; 4 sunken gardens, a secret garden with apple 12 trees; a 12 ft x 24 ft poly tunnel and a large shed for storage of fuel, garden equipment etc.

There is private access to Templetown beach from the house and it is also within walking distance of the bus service that serves both Dundalk and Newry.

According to the vendors, the property is listed as a control zone 3 under the Louth county plan, which means no building permission is available on all the surrounding land.

To find out more about the amazing features of this house and to contact the vendor, go here.