Mayo TD Paul Lawless invites Mayo coastal communities to a public meeting on seaweed harvesting in Newport on Monday, March 9
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Riverside House is a substantial Georgian property located along the banks of the Black Oak River in Newport. This stunning residence dates back to 1836 and has been carefully restored and modernised in recent years, blending old-world charm with modern living.
This period residence boasts 5 bedrooms, landscaped mature gardens and a coach house, which offers huge potential for a new owner with four of these unique rooms currently used by the vendors for their Guest House.
The main house has a total floor area of approximately 316.3 sqm / 3,404.27 sqft over two floors. The house is filled with natural light enhancing original period features throughout, including ceiling cornicing with central rose, original doors, ornate marble and stone fireplaces, tesselated tiling in the entrance hall to name a few.
The price for Riverside residence stands at €1.39million.
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