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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
The Old Church in Killotteran, County Waterford has arrived on the market for €875,000. The beautiful five-bedroom home offers a rare opportunity to purchase a house steeped in history, yet with plenty of modern comforts.
Throughout the home, numerous original features have been preserved, including mosaic floors, exposed oak A-frames, and some of the original diamond fenestration on the interior.
The property is perfectly located to make use of Waterford Greenway to access the city or head west to Kilmacthomas or even Dungarvan.
It is conveniently located just minutes away from Mount Congreve Gardens, Arclabs, SETU Arena, Whitfield Medical Clinic, Butlerstown Retail Park, Waterford City, with easy access to the M9 and N25 road network for convenient commuting.
The sea is just 10 minutes away in Tramore while the mountains are just 35 minutes away.
Located on an equestrian centre, beside the Waterford Greenway, the sea, and the mountains, Killotteran Old Church offers an unparalleled countryside lifestyle while minutes from the city.
The new owners will benefit from high-speed fibre broadband and an EV car charging port.
For more, see the listing on DAFT.ie.
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