A “CHARMING” farmhouse has hit the Irish property market for €180,000 – and it comes with huge benefits.

The property is located in Ballinakill in Courtown, Gorey, Co. Wexford and has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The detached house has a total area of ​​133 square meters and will be sold at a public auction next month.

The auction, which will take place online, will start on Wednesday, August 14 at 12:00 noon.

The traditional stone built farmhouse stands on 0.76 hectares of grounds and has a number of outbuildings.

It is set in an idyllic countryside location, just 1.5 miles from Riverchapel, Courtown and the popular Wexford coastline.

The house was built in 1900 and is described as “full of charm and character”.

Some original features have been retained, such as the beamed ceilings and stone construction.

Upon entering the property, guests are welcomed by a spacious and bright house in good condition.

On the ground floor there is a living room of 3.8 x 3.8 meters with a fireplace, a beamed ceiling and a laminate floor.

The kitchen and dining room measures 7.8 x 3.8m and is fully fitted with cupboards, a breakfast bar, beamed ceiling, under-stairs storage and linoleum flooring.

Directly next to the kitchen is a utility room of 4.7 x 1.6 m with a concrete floor.

Also on the ground floor is one of the three bedrooms.

The room is 4.2 x 2.3 m, has a wooden floor and a private bathroom of 2.3 x 1.7 m.

It is complete with a toilet, sink, shower, closet and tiled floor.

Going upstairs, you will come to a landing measuring 5.5 x 1.2 metres, which is finished with carpet.

The first bedroom is 4.1 x 3.8 m and has carpeting and a washbasin.

The second bedroom is 4.1 x 2.6 m and also has carpeting.

The family bathroom is 4.1 x 2.5 metres and has a linoleum floor, bath, toilet and wash basin.

Going outside you come to the front of the house through a concrete garden, to the side and side there is a lawn.

There is a farm yard with a separate entrance, with a number of barns and stone outbuildings.

There is a range of stone buildings with a slate roof measuring 15 x 4.7 m, a pigsty with a roof measuring 8 x 3.6 m and a two-bay extension measuring 12 x 7.6 m.

The plot also includes a barn with 3 round roofs of 15 x 6 m, a barn with 2 ‘A’ roofs of 10 x 6.6 m, a barn with 3 round roofs of 15 x 8 m with an extension of 6 x 6 m, an extension of 15 x 6 m and a cattle box.

The outbuildings offer endless possibilities for enthusiasts of restoration, customization or development.

The property’s stunning location would also allow the potential owner to benefit from the local tourist industry.

You can transform the outbuildings and farmhouse into a boutique bed and breakfast with chalets, creating a coastal retreat.

The house is connected to mains water and well water.

It also has a septic tank, oil central heating and solar panels.

The house has a BER classification of F.

The advert read: “This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a traditional farmhouse with outbuildings in the sunny South East, with endless potential for alterations/development.”

Riverchapel has a variety of amenities including a primary school, crèche, community centre, supermarket, pub, pharmacy and church.

Courtown is a tourist attraction with its picturesque harbour, woodland walks and amenities including shops, pubs, hotels, cafes and restaurants.

Corey is just 6 km away from the property. Here you will find a wide choice of schools, boutiques, shops, restaurants, hotels and daily public transport by train and bus.

Courtown and Ballymoney Golf Clubs are just 5.5 km from the property, and a number of beaches are within a short drive.

Junction 23 and the M11 are 5km from the house, allowing you to travel to Dublin in just an hour.