Escape to the country, without leaving town!
Old rectory on extensive site in heart of Oldcastle
PROPERTY
A rare and compelling opportunity has arisen to acquire The Rectory in Oldcastle - a substantial six-bedroom residence of great historical character, on the market for €575,000 with Sherry Fitzgerald Reilly, Navan.
Steeped in local history, the property was constructed in the 18th century by the influential Naper Family, the architects of the town's distinctive four-crossroad layout centred around a main square. The Rectory occupies a private, mature site of approximately 2.37 acres behind this central square, approached by a graceful tree-lined avenue that ensures a profound sense of seclusion and grandeur despite its central location. Escape to the country without leaving town - a unique proposition of the Oldcastle Rectory!
This impressive property is arranged over two floors and presents a project of immense potential. While in need of modernisation, which is reflected in the price, the home retains its classic layout with six generous bedrooms radiating from a central staircase. The scale of the accommodation provides a blank canvas for transformation into an exceptional family residence. Furthermore, the property boasts significant potential for extension within its existing courtyard, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions.
The grounds themselves represent a major asset. Zoned 'A1 Existing Residential' under the Meath County Development Plan 2021-2027, the extensive 2.37-acre site offers further potential for development, making this a compelling proposition for both a private homeowner and an astute investor.
The Rectory benefits from two separate access points: the formal, tree-lined front avenue and a rear avenue leading to a private courtyard. Its position is unrivalled, with all the amenities of Oldcastle town centre within easy walking distance, while major transport links are conveniently accessible by car, including the N3 and M3 routes to Dublin, Navan (38km), Cavan (29km), and Mullingar (36km).
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