The summary details are as follows:

The property comprises
Ground floor: 2 x two bedroom apartments currently laid out as 1 x four bedroom apartment
First and Second floor: 3 x one bedroom apartments
Gross Rental Income 78,000.00 per annum
Prominent town centre location
Pivotal corner position where Church Street and Patrick Street meet
Ideally suitable as a high income, easily managed, town centre residential Investment
All in excellent condition throughout
Freehold

Dundalk

The property is situated at a prominent corner position in the centre of Dundalk, only minutes walk from all central amenities and various employment outlets.

Dundalk is an important regional town offering a wide range of services including a variety of schools, shopping centres, public transport including bus and rail connections and an excellent range of sporting facilities. The M1 Dublin/Belfast road is 2km from the property giving direct access to the two main cities, airports and sea ports in under one hour.

DKIT is a highly renowned third level college covering a wide range of academic courses.

There is a population of approx 100,000 living in the town and within a 20km radius.

Accommodation

Note:
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Iona House is an elegant two-storey, three-bay end-of-terrace period residence dating from circa 1848. This home showcases rendered walls, a slate roof, red-brick chimney stacks, and decorative fascia boards, reflecting the charm and craftsmanship of Victorian-era architecture, more recently is has been used as the residence of The Sisters of St Louis.

The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall, living room, sitting room, dining room, bedroom, music room, and a full shower room. On the first floor, there is a spacious landing, five well-proportioned bedrooms, and a shower room.

Iona House carries both historical significance and timeless appeal. Today, it remains a comfortable home that had been in use prior as a convent , representing one of Carrickmacross’s finest examples of 19th-century residential architecture. Externally there is a shared lane which brings you to your enclosed court yard at the back

Location

Carrickmacross is a well recognised market town serving a wide rural hinterland and with an excellent range of services on offer.
There are three secondary and three primary schools in the town and there is a wide variety of leisure facilities including two Golf Courses, Football, Soccer, Athletics and Cycling Clubs and Dun a R Forest Park is 10 minute’s drive.
The town is highly regarded as a retail mecca for the region with an excellent variety of shops including Supervalu, Aldi and Lidl and there is a weekly street market. Leading international companies Kingspan Group and Pilgrim’s Pride are amongst the main employers in the town. There are up to 20 bus connections to/from Dublin each day and Dundalk Train Station is within 25 minute’s drive
Accommodation
Hallway

Sittingroom
Fireplace with carved marble surround with gas connection
5.2 x 4.3

Dining Room
Service cabinet with sink, french door to rear patio
4.2 x 3.2

Kitchen
Good range of fitted units, ssssu x 2, plumbing for white appliances, door to rear
7.0 x 2.9

Bedroom 1
Fitted wardrobes, whb
4.9 x 2.5

Bathroom
Wc whb

Bathroom
Wc, whb shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and non slip floor

Sr Basil’s
Music room
3.9 x 3.0

First Floor
Spacious landing

Bathroom
Wc, whb shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and non slip floor

Bedroom 2
Fitted wardrobes, whb
3.7 x 3.4

Bedroom 3
Fitted wardrobes, whb
4.8 x 2.7

Bedroom 4
Fittedwardrobes, whb
4.7 x 2.7

Bedroom 5
Fitted wardrobes, whb
4.7 x 3.0

Bedroom 6
Fitted wardrobes, whb
3.9 x 2.9

Bathroom
With shower, non slip floor

Hot Press with immersion

Note:
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Property Reference :SOHN27

Iona House is an elegant two-storey, three-bay end-of-terrace period residence dating from circa 1848. This home showcases rendered walls, a slate roof, red-brick chimney stacks, and decorative fascia boards, reflecting the charm and craftsmanship of Victorian-era architecture, more recently is has been used as the residence of The Sisters of St Louis.

The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall, living room, sitting room, dining room, bedroom, music room, and a full shower room. On the first floor, there is a spacious landing, five well-proportioned bedrooms, and a shower room.

Iona House carries both historical significance and timeless appeal. Today, it remains a comfortable home that had been in use prior as a convent , representing one of Carrickmacross’s finest examples of 19th-century residential architecture. Externally there is a shared lane which brings you to your enclosed court yard at the back

Location

Carrickmacross is a well recognised market town serving a wide rural hinterland and with an excellent range of services on offer.
There are three secondary and three primary schools in the town and there is a wide variety of leisure facilities including two Golf Courses, Football, Soccer, Athletics and Cycling Clubs and Dun a Rí Forest Park is 10 minute’s drive.
The town is highly regarded as a retail mecca for the region with an excellent variety of shops including Supervalu, Aldi and Lidl and there is a weekly street market. Leading international companies Kingspan Group and Pilgrim’s Pride are amongst the main employers in the town. There are up to 20 bus connections to/from Dublin each day and Dundalk Train Station is within 25 minute’s drive

Iona House is an elegant two-storey, three-bay end-of-terrace period residence dating from circa 1848. This home showcases rendered walls, a slate roof, red-brick chimney stacks, and decorative fascia boards, reflecting the charm and craftsmanship of Victorian-era architecture, more recently is has been used as the residence of The Sisters of St Louis.

The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall, living room, sitting room, dining room, bedroom, music room, and a full shower room. On the first floor, there is a spacious landing, five well-proportioned bedrooms, and a shower room.

Iona House carries both historical significance and timeless appeal. Today, it remains a comfortable home that had been in use prior as a convent , representing one of Carrickmacross’s finest examples of 19th-century residential architecture. Externally there is a shared lane which brings you to your enclosed court yard at the back

Location

Carrickmacross is a well recognised market town serving a wide rural hinterland and with an excellent range of services on offer.
There are three secondary and three primary schools in the town and there is a wide variety of leisure facilities including two Golf Courses, Football, Soccer, Athletics and Cycling Clubs and Dun a R Forest Park is 10 minute’s drive.
The town is highly regarded as a retail mecca for the region with an excellent variety of shops including Supervalu, Aldi and Lidl and there is a weekly street market. Leading international companies Kingspan Group and Pilgrim’s Pride are amongst the main employers in the town. There are up to 20 bus connections to/from Dublin each day and Dundalk Train Station is within 25 minute’s drive.

Accommodation

Entrance porch
Entrance hallway
Sittingroom-
Fireplace with carved marble surround with gas connection 5.2 x 4.3
Diningroom-
Service cabinet with sink, french door to rear patio 4.2 x 3.2
Livingroom-
Stained glass windows 4.9 x 2.5
Kitchen-
Good range of fitted units, ssssu x 2, plumbing for white appliances, door to rear 7.0 x 2.9
Bedroom 1-
Fitted wardrobes, whb 4.9 x 2.5
Wc whb
Rear hallway with double doors
Showerroom-
Wc, whb shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and non slip floor
Sr Basils-
Music room with feature stain glass window 3.9 x 3.0

First floor

Spacious landing
Showerroom
Wc, whb shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and non slip floor
Wc, whb
Bedroom 2-
Fitted wardrobes, whb 3.7 x 3.4
Bedroom 3-
Fitted wardrobes, whb 4.8 x 2.7
Bedroom 4-
Fitted wardrobes, whb 4.7 x 2.7
Bedroom 5-
Fitted wardrobes, whb 4.7 x 3.0
Bedroom 6-
Fitted wardrobes, whb 3.9 x 2.9
Showerroom-
With shower, non slip floor
Hot press with immersion

No. 7 Railway Court is a well-maintained three-bedroom semi-detached residence, located in a quiet, mature estate within easy walking distance of all Carrickmacross town centre amenities. The accommodation is beautifully laid out and includes a spacious sittingroom, kitchen/dining area and downstairs toilet and three bedrooms (one with ensuite showerroom) and family bathroom upstairs. Outside, the house features off-street parking and a private enclosed rear patio garden with garden shed and utility room which would be ideal for a home office.

Location

Carrickmacross is a well recognised market town serving a wide rural hinterland and with an excellent range of services on offer.
There are three secondary and three primary schools in the town and there is a wide variety of leisure facilities including two Golf Courses, Football, Soccer, Athletics and Cycling Clubs and Dun a R Forest Park is 10 minutes drive.
The town is highly regarded as a retail mecca for the region with an excellent variety of shops including Supervalu, Aldi and Lidl and there is a weekly street market.
Leading international companies Kingspan Group and Pilgrims Pride are amongst the main employers in the town. There are up to 20 bus connections to/from Dublin each day and Dundalk Train Station is within 25 minutes drive.

ACCOMMODATION
Total Floor Area 120 Sq.M

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance hallway
Solid oak floor, understairs storage

Sitting Room
Fireplace with carved timber, cast iron and tiled inset, back boiler, ceiling coving and centrepiece, solid oak floor, double French doors.
8.0 x 4.0

Dining Room/ Kitchen
Good range of fitted units, island unit, all granite countertops, rangemaster toledo 5 ring cooker, double oven and grill, elica extractor, bosch fridge freezer, double sssu, patio door to garden, ceramic tiled floor
5.8 x 3.4

Downstairs toilet
Wc, whb, fully tiled walls and floor

FIRST FLOOR

Spacious landing

Bedroom 1 walk in wardrobe
Ensuite shower room, triton t80 electric shower, wc, whb ,fully tiled walls
4.2 x 3.5

Bedroom 2 fitted wardrobes
4.6 x 3.5

Bedroom 3 fitted wardrobes
2.8 x 2.1

Bathroom
Bath shower attachment, wc,whb cabinet fully tiled walls

Hot press immersion

Outside

Garden shed/home office/Utilityroom
3.9 x 3.0

Patio garden to rear

Nesting in a peaceful rural setting, this charming traditional farmhouse offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a beautiful country residence conveniently located close to Creevy Lake.

The property stands on approximately 0.3 acre of mature grounds, surrounded by trees, providing a tranquil setting. The residence, full of character and potential, includes a range of traditional outbuildings and offers ample room for renovation.

Accommodation

Entrance porch

Sitting room
Fp marble mahogany gas coal effect cornice centre piece 4.0 x 3.9

Livingroom
Hardwood Flooring 4.4 x 4.1

Kitchen
Fitted units, sssu
3.6 x 2.2
Showerroom
Shower, wc, whb, fully pvc tiled walls and tiled flooring 3.0 x 2.4

First floor

Bathroom
Triton shower, bath, wc, whb, hot press, immersion tiled walls

Bedroom 1 3.4 x 2.7

Bedroom 2 4.0 x 3.8

Bedroom 3 3.1 x 2.2

Bedroom 4 3.1 x 3.0

Garage/workshop with pit 8.5 x 4.7

There is an adjoining 12.5 acres of exceptional roadside farmland available, laid out in a number of well-proportioned grass fields with excellent dual road frontage onto Creevy Road. The land includes a selection of out buildings, such as a slatted shed, stock shed, and hayshed. One field fronts onto Creevy Lake.

Both the residence and land may be sold separately or together, providing flexibility for purchasers seeking a home, farmland, or a combination of both.

LOT 1 12.5 Acres of Agricultural Land & Outbuildings
LOT 2 – The Farm residence on 0.3 acre
LOT 3 The 0.5 lake shore land
LOT 4 The Entire

Location

Carrickmacross (approx. 3km) is a well recognized market town serving a wide rural hinterland and with an excellent range of services on offer. There are three secondary and three primary schools in the town and there is a wide variety of shops and leisure facilities. Leading worldwide companies Activ8, Kingspan Group and Pilgrims Europe are amongst the main employers in the town.

Dundalk is approx. 20 minutes drive and is a major employment hub for the region including Wuxi Pharmaceuticals, DKIT third level college and Dundalk Train Station provides regular connections to Dublin and Belfast.

Two 0.75 Acre Sites for Sale 65,000 Each

Two well-located 0.75 acre sites for sale, each with full planning permission and (no local needs restrictions). These sites offer a great opportunity to build your own home in a peaceful rural setting, just 6km from Shercock.

The sites are close to Billy Moore Memorial Park and several lakes, ideal for walking, fishing and other outdoor activities.

Location

Shercock is a well-serviced town offering a range of amenities including shops, cafs, primary and secondary schools, an athletics track, GAA and soccer clubs. Lough Sillan, just outside the town, is well known for fishing, boating, and water skiing, while Dun a R Forest Park is also nearby for forest walks and family days out.

There is strong local employment in the area, with Carton Bros/Manor Farm, one of Irelands largest poultry processors, located within a 10-minute walk.

Shercock also has daily bus services to Dublin, Carrickmacross and Dundalk, and the M1 motorway is just a 30-minute drive away, offering easy access to the wider region.

A great opportunity to acquire elevated land close to town

Good quality farmland close to Northlands Cross, 4km from Shercock
Land laid out in a number of fields
Mainly elevated land
Frontage onto the Taghart Road

Closing date for offers Wednesday 22nd October 2025 (if not previously sold)

Location

The town of Shercock is well recognised as a small town with a good range of services on offer.
There are shops, cafes, schools, athletics track, other sporting clubs including football and soccer and Lough Sillan is highly regarded as a haven for water sports including fishing, boating and water skiing. Dun a Ri Forest Park is also close by.

There is a large employment base locally with Cartons/Manor Farm (one of Irelands largest poultry processors) situated within 10 minutes walk of the property.

There are daily bus connections from the town to Dublin, Carrickmacross and Dundalk and the M1 motorway is within 30 minutes drive.

A superb opportunity to acquire an outstanding compact farm close to Lisdoonan and Carrick/Ballybay road

Exceptional roadside farmland close to Lisdoonan, Laragh and Corduff
Excellent road frontage to two roads
Land laid out in good sized divisions
Possibility of sites (subject to planning permission)
Map and details available on request
Closing date for receipt of offers Thursday 9th October 2025

Lisdoonan

The property is situated close to Lisdoonan village which offers a wide range of services including shops, school and Community Centre. It is only minutes drive from the R180 Carrickmacross/Ballybay road.

Carrickmacross (approx. 8km) is a well recognised market town serving a wide rural hinterland and with an excellent range of services on offer.

There are three secondary and three primary schools in the town and there is a wide variety of shops and leisure facilities.

Leading worldwide companies Kingspan Group and Kerry Group are amongst the main employers in the town. There are up to 20 bus connections to/from Dublin each day and Dundalk Train Station is within 15 minutes drive.

The property comprises a semi detached, 4 bedroom, two storey corner residence presented in immaculate condition throughout, having been built approx. 30 years. The well laid out accommodation includes two bedrooms with ensuite shower rooms, one of which is downstairs There is ample car parking and garden to front with enclosed patio and split level garden to rear with garden shed and glasshouse and there is a secure side access.

Location

Situated in an outstanding location in the town centre of Carrickmacross, Beech Drive is a small enclave of extremely well kept homes only minutes walk from the Main Street. The town bypass is within easy reach and the M1 Motorway is only 20 minutes drive.
Carrickmacross offers a wide variety of facilities including shops, schools and many leisure pursuits. There are daily commuter bus services from the main street to Dublin and Dundalk operating several times per day.

Accommodation

108 Sq M (1,165 Sq Ft)

Entrance hallway-
Teak front door with attractive stained glass panels,
understairs storage

Sitting room- 6.8 x 3.7
Fireplace with decorative timber and marble surround,
ceiling coving and centrepiece, bay window, double french doors to:

Dining room- 5.5 x 3.4
Kitchen good range of dark oak fitted units, hob, oven,
fridge/freezer, patio door to rear garden

Downstairs wc whb

Bedroom 1 – 5.6 x 2.5
Double bedroom
Ensuite shower room with Triton electric shower, whb, wc,
plumbed for washing machine

First floor

Spacious landing

Bedroom 2- 4.0 x 3.4
Double bedroom, fitted wardrobes
Ensuite shower room with Triton power shower, wc, whb, fully tiled walls

Hot press with dual immersion

Bathroom with bath, wc, whb, fully tiled walls, velux roof window

Bedroom 3- 3.7 x 2.8
Double bedroom, fitted wardrobes

Bedroom 4- 3.0 x 2.1
Single bedroom, fitted wardrobes

External –
Garden to front, Cobble lock paving with space for two cars
Enclosed split level garden to rear, Patio area, Garden shed,
Glasshouse