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Rath Lodge, Rathronshin, Ballybrittas, Co. Laois, R32A2F9
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A picturesque former gate lodge that has undergone major renovation is on the market in Laois for €295,000. Rath Lodge is a three bedroom detached Victorian residence and former gate lodge to the Richard Turner designed Rath House. Turner was one of most renowned architects in the world of his time. Amongst his many architectural gems is the world famous Palm House at Kew Gardens London. Selling agents Hume Auctioneers said: "The present owners have done a remarkable job in renovating and decorating the property to its current breathtaking style." Outside the grounds stretch to almost half an acre and include an attractive wooded area, sun patio, gardens and a massive double garage. Recent enhancements include a new slate roof, sliding shuttered sash windows, oil heating etc. Situated on a beautiful tree lined road, the property is just a couple of minutes from Ballybrittas Village and Rath School.
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