Private views of river Shannon, newly furnished, walking distance into village

Stormont House is a 4 bed / 3 bath two story Neo-Georgian home on the banks of the river Shannon with bedrooms uniquely on the 1st floor and living, dining, kitchen and entryway on the second floor to enjoy the gorgeous views of the river Shannon. The kitchen has all new appliances and new refrigerator - a lovely area to cook together with spacious seating for 6. Enjoy your meals in the kitchen or host in the grand dining room where the table can host 8-10 people very comfortably. Excellent for formal occasions or casual gatherings. The living room has new furniture and smart tv where you can relax and enjoy the views of the river (its stunning!). Downstairs you have the main bedroom with super king bed and sheets, master bathroom. Guest bedroom #1 has a double bed, bathroom with shower and an adjoining bonus small room great for storage or baby crib. Guest bedroom #2 has a double bed and bathroom with shower. Guest bedroom #3 has two twin beds. All beds are newly purchased with new sheets. The gardens incorporate a wooded area, shrubberies and a large lawned area.

Other services include broadband, oil-fired central heating, electric gates, fire alarm and intruder alarms.

Surrounding area: Stormont House is located in the charming village of Castleconnell with a SuperValu grocery store and pharmacy less than a 5 minute walk. You can also walk to the playground, hike along the river and enjoy a few local pubs at your leisure.

Discover Castleconnell and nearby attractions in more detail here:
https://www.limerick.ie/discover/explore/areas-in-limerick/castleconnell

History of Castle on the grounds of Stormont House: Built on a rocky outcrop overlooking a bend in the river the castle was much prized for its strategic location. The all-powerful O’Briens of Thomond laid claim to the place and took up residence there for a few centuries.

During the sieges of Limerick in 1690/91 it drew the attention of William of Orange and his lieutenant-general, Godert de Ginkel. The ‘grim Dutch gunner’ trained his ordnance on the castle destroying it. The ruins are just inside the gate of Stormont while behind the house is an area of old woodland.