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06 Sept 2025
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It's near Rathdowney off the M8
It has now roof and no windows but the foundations are in and the walls are up on a two storey house Celtic Tiger era home near Rathdowney that's on the property market.
Listed at €60,000 by agent James Daly at DNG Kelly, the detached property at Coolkerry has the potential for four bedrooms, two bathrooms.
See how the the estate agent summarises what's on offer below picture.
"Partially constructed detached dwelling on .56 acres. A unique opportunity to acquire an unfinished property. Built in 2008 it offers an opportunity to take over and finish. Situated in a picturesque area close to Rathdowney.
"This house is partially built to wall plate level sitting on C. 0.5 acres. Excellent scenic mountain views from the rear. Situated only 2.5 km from Rathdowney, 8 km to Ballacolla just off the R433 Regional Road," it says.
The house is not far from Junction 3 on the M8 Cork Dublin motorway in south Laois.
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