Country house for sale in Tullig, Killarney, V93 Yyt3

House Details

Designed by a German architect and constructed by German builders, this villa boasts meticulous craftsmanship and quality materials imported from Germany.

Completed in 1995, the construction utilized Poroton hollow bricks, resulting in 60cm thick walls for excellent insulation by modern standards.

The cellar walls are made of 60cm thick reinforced concrete, featuring a 12m³ water reservoir.

The roof was entirely replaced in 2005, with individually fastened tiles for extreme durability against storms and harsh weather conditions.

Double-glazed aluminum windows and doors by Versco, along with Velux skylights, ensure energy efficiency and comfort.

The staircase, crafted from solid oak by a German stair builder, adds a touch of elegance.

Intricate wrought iron embellishments, handcrafted by a renowned German blacksmith, adorn both the interior and exterior, valued at approximately €150,000.

The house is clad in copper for its exterior siding and guttering.

Living Spaces

The property comprises five apartments, totaling approximately 450m² of living space. Each apartment includes a bathroom, kitchen, spacious living and dining area, and at least one bedroom. The main apartment for the owners is on the ground floor.

The four auxiliary apartments are separated from the main residence and could serve as holiday apartments, among other potential uses.

The ground floor also includes a planned spa/wellness area, with an unfinished pool located in the basement.

The double garage has the potential to be converted into a living unit, as it is equipped with infrastructure for plumbing and heating.

Heating

The primary heating source is oil, with underfloor heating installed throughout the entire house complemented by additional radiators.

Additionally, the property features a solid fuel heating system. An authentic German tile stove graces the ground floor living room, adding warmth and character.

Location / Property

This spacious villa, is situated northeast of Killarney in a tranquil and idyllic area without through traffic. It sits on approximately 30,000m² of land, offering a breathtaking view of Killarney, the "Lough Leane" lake, and the mountains of Killarney National Park.

The property is roughly divided between lush meadows and a wooded area, strategically planted to enhance drainage. It's theoretically divisible, allowing for potential development on the second portion.

Additionally, the property features a generous double garage capable of accommodating two large vehicles.