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A charming historic property which needs a fair degree of renovation is on the market in Emo.
Located in the at the centre of the village, the old Post Office building is on the market for a cool €120,000.
The property has overall floor 102.2 Sq. Metres (1,100 Sq. Feet), this property consists of kitchen, two living rooms, three bedrooms and bathroom.
Potential buyers are advised that this property is in need of renovation but once completed “could make a great home”.
Just minutes walk from Emo the gates of Emo Court which is enjoyed by many, this old building has potential to take on a new lease of life.
The property is for sale by private treaty through Portarlington Office in DNG Kelly
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