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A stunning seven-bedroom, five-bathroom detached home at “Bawn”, Mansfieldstown in County Louth, has come to the market, set in a rural location within commuting distance of Dublin.
The property is located approximately 3km from Castlebellingham and has convenient access to the M1 Dublin–Belfast motorway, with Dublin Airport around a 40-minute drive away.
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Castlebellingham offers a range of local amenities, while coastal areas including Blackrock, Salterstown and Annagassan are within a short drive.
The house comprises multiple reception rooms, a large kitchen with adjoining utility space, and seven bedrooms, several of which include fitted or walk-in wardrobes.
The main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, with a family bathroom and additional bathrooms also provided.
Externally, the property includes automated entrance gates, landscaped gardens, a cobble-lock driveway and a detached garage or workshop, which may offer further potential subject to planning permission.
The house is serviced by oil-fired central heating and is fitted with an alarm system and CCTV.
The property may suit buyers seeking a large family home or additional space for remote working.
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