Set on about 306 acres / 124 acres and laid out in large divisions with good internal roads the farm comprises some 170 acres in tillage, 115 acres in pasture and 16 acres in forestry. A quality arable farm complete with an attractive early 19th century two-storey residence, range of stone outbuildings, walled garden with tower folly and a range of more modern farm sheds, all privately set deep into the lands off the public road. An attractive gate lodge and wrought iron electronic gates protect the principal entrance, while a secondary entrance gives convenient accessibility to the M9 and Kilkenny city itself.

Kilcoran House enjoys a pleasant position overlooking its own prime lands, currently in wheat, and has a bright airy feel with all the principal rooms benefiting from a southerly aspect. The gardens surrounding the house are quite compact and feature some lovely mature trees and shrubs, beyond which are grazing paddocks. A walled garden contains a marvellous tower folly and could easily be restored to a kitchen garden. The house is presented in good condition and has clearly been well maintained in recent years.

The property is located approximately 14 km / 8.8 miles from the Medieval city of Kilkenny, nearby to the villages of Callan and Kells, some 10 km / 6 miles from Mount Juliet Hotel & Golf Resort and conveniently within 8 km / 5 miles of M9 Dublin/Waterford motorway. Kilkenny city is renowned for its rich arts and cultural heritage and boutique shopping. It has a good selection of secondary schools, including Kilkenny College and two hospitals, St. Luke’s General Hospital and Aut Even Private Hospital.

Kilcoran House
An attractive and marvellously proportioned house comprised of an early 19th century house of 2 storeys over basement built adjacent to and interconnected to an earlier 18th century farmhouse. A pleasant and well-balanced portico leads into a generously proportioned reception hall, itself leading into the principal reception rooms and stair hall.

The plasterwork is restrained with simple ceiling cornices and is complemented by picture rails. The drawing room is a most gracious room and benefits from southeast and southwest light and double French doors linking to the south garden, while the dining room is again a fine room and accessed off both the reception and stair halls.

The kitchen links the newer 19th century house to an older farmhouse to the rear, which now serves as domestic offices and a guest annexe. There are 4 principal bedrooms, each well portioned and serviced from the family bathroom. An interconnecting door leads to the north wing where there are 2 further bedrooms.