Fascinating! My late mother used to holiday at Cashlieve House when her Aunt and Uncle (Lewis’s) lived there in the 1930s/40s. She had fond memories of that time. Great to see it lives on!
My ❤️ is in Ireland, my grandad is originally from Wexford, I had family in Fermoy near Cork and I’ve always known Ireland is where I’m supposed to be. My dream will never be reality but there is a part of me that belongs there.
I agree about the benefit of the house being in the middle of the land. When I visited my brother in Ireland, I wanted to view a lovely manor house with land. Unfortunetly, the house was near the main road, with all the land behind it!!
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too,
investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
Thanks, I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a call...........
You are my soul sister! I look at and love old houses and land too!! Living in Texas on 20 acres of bad soil and BEGGING grass to fill in we love Ireland!!
It would be interesting to see a follow up video. Did it sell? For how much? Who bought it and what they intend to do with it? Has it been restored to its former beauty? We need to know 🙂
the link to the real estate agent above has it set as 'Sale Agreed' at the original price - presuming it was indeed sold. Probably a private sale, so it would be difficult to determine what the new owner is planning to do with it unfortunately....
Oh my days, I would LOVE to buy and work on this property and land 😍. My mum was from Co Cork and my father in law is from Dublin. I spent most of my younger years with family holidays travelling around Ireland and visiting family. I hope to live in Ireland with my hubby one day. Love your blog and what you show.
I’m a property nut too!!! Love your channel and old houses! I wish I had a friend like you to invest with. My friends and family are not as adventurous.
You are just like me. Excited about a bit of old architecture. Not far from me.. I will be taking an interest. I live a few miles away.. The area is fab. the lakes are fab. The antiquity is fab. I bought an old one and Im still working on it. I couldnt agree with this lady more.
Think of the people living in tiny apartments in Blackrock or Castleknock in Dublin.This would be a nice change of lifestyle, especially with it being so easy to work and communicate through Zoom or whatever. Plenty of peace and quiet.
City rats do unbelievable damage to the countryside when they move there. their way of life is disgustingly destructive to natural habitats and animals. I've witnessed this myself too many times
I love these videos! You are giving me a glimpse into my dream of retiring to a cottage in Ireland. Now to the important questions: did you make your sweater? I LOVE it!
This is so very fine: my 💝 is in Ireland: my father's family are from Roscommon/Moylurg.... I love your videos! So adore Old Houses too! THANK YOU I hope to be there soon ⚘⚘⚘🍀🍀🍀🍀
Yes, Please - Maggie - Its a great bargain, what a gem!! I share your enthusiasm - love, love old Houses. Bring this old Lady back to life, share her beauty & if I do buy it, I will invite you up for afternoon tea once She's renovated
I’m going to the Auction just for the land. I’ll give the house to an order of nuns. I intend to have sheep ( absentee of course) and employ a manager. Not putting up what I’ll bid but I’ll be way up there
I LOVE your vlog! Question how hard is it to do construction in Ireland? We were looking into Italy but it’s a nightmare. Want to keep the charm but with a few wee updates.
Oh that video! "Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley again..." (Don't know if you've read Rebecca, but I feel you'd make it through the opening description, not care at all about the characters, but just start pulling out maps to find the house.)
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL HOME!!! Can we say it belongs to a new owner now? Would love to know what price the hammer fell at? Thanks for the brilliant, informative videos.
I know my comment is coming late to the party, but I'm very curious about your insight when houses go up for auction. Are they usually sold at close to the price listed? Do they go for less if there is no interest in the auction? Do they go for a lot more? Learning your insight on the topic of auction listings would be appreciated.
60 acres!! That is the true victory in buying this parcel. If I bought it - I would fix it up and start a B & B - make money off the property. I would also get some horses so my guests could take rides around the 60 acres. No point in getting that kind of place if one cannot make it work financially. So I imagine you'll be contacting me to join you in this venture! Lol!! Love your enthusiam!
Your videos are so informative. I follow you on Instagram and your page is great! Myself and husband are desperately looking for a house for the past year, we have a baby on the way. So hard to find anything we like for around 100K. We would like a nice bit of space also for the future. So confusing as here in Mayo there's a good bit of property advertised but when you ring the agents they're nearly always sold!! :(
I am crazy about fixer uppers, and am a real estate nut as well. I always say, you have to look at the big picture. What it could be or ohh it just needs some loving care.
I do the same. Pretend the funds are unlimited and look on line for dream homes! Currently looking at lake property in the states but after awhile they all look the same. There is no charm and character like you find in these Irish or English manors. Having all that land would be incredible! Hopefully a developer doesn’t turn it into condos or some development. It’s sad here in the States because farmland is sold and made into housing developments all over.
@@alotmorefarms8242 Hi, I am from the next county north which is Sligo and have a little small holding on similar kind of land. It is not suitable for heavy livestock and its not very fertile. On the google earth view you can see that quite a lot of the land surrounding has been planted for forestry (sitka spruce) not a sign of good land. It could be suitable for the likes of Deer or poultry.or organic vegetables and fruit. The house is beautiful and could be run as a guest house and have the land as a nature reserve and then there is Glamping and mabey cabins in the woods to let out. In most cases in Ireland when a farm is for sale it is only the price of the land that matters and the house and buildings are just thrown in so in this case they are valuing the land at just over 3k an acre which is a bit high but then the house is quite special so that might break the rule. I hope this helps you and I hope some one saves this great house. Denis
If you get/buy it please make sure you keep the carritor of the old house and get old fireplaces to replace the ones that are no longer there Stay safe and well Godbless
Looks to be mature woodland. The other building appears to be a ruined stable block. There was a pump in the yard. And I suspect there’s some peat bog just south of the woodland. The land looks low lying and a bit wet. Absolute heaven for kids. I would’ve lived in the woods like I’d been raised by wolves. Tree house, hut, playing soldiers, ghost hunting, Robinhood heaven. And weirdly, the next townland is called “Cloonlish or Robinhood”.
You have probably done this before but could you do a short video for us ex-pat hopefuls with the ins and outs of buying property there? Looking up what all the little details like what BER EXEMPT means or taxes, transfers, fees, documents, can we even buy there, can we live there full time or only some of the time, can we get mortgages or repair loans, how do we even make an offer, how are documents done, etc etc etc its very confusing and you just have a way of making it seem clear and understandable for us foreigners. Please Please make a video like this!!!
200,000 is certainly cheap for such a property. But I imagine you'd have to spend as much again to renovate. Still, it is beautiful. And so is Roscommon!
@@CheapIrishHouses Completely agree. I've house sat a property similar in Carlow, a large manor house that was renovated beautifully. Little piece of heaven!
Loved the video love that place watched the estate agents video that you put in the link Who ever buys that property will have themselves a bargain would/will be a beautiful place as it clearly once was get some old fireplaces to replace the ones that are no longer there have a nice garden and do a bit of small hold farming absolutely love that place that's exactly what i would do Coming from a rural farming background I'm not a fan of modern homes modern homes don't have the carritor Unlike the good old houses that are fall of carritor . Anyway loved the video stay safe and well and godbless to you, myself and all the other good decent people
No the AMV is the assumed market value and is actually a figure that involves a lot of calculation and research on the auctioneers side. It also needs to be backed up with evidence if the regulator questions it. In a lot of ways it’s still not a great indicator of what a house like this will sell for, because it could go either way depending on who shows up to bid. But it should be a good guide xx
Ground floor flooring is in quite a poor condition and the walls are what you would expect for a house that's been abandoned for so long. The second floor is in surprisingly good knick but still needs a lot of work done.
They might be friendly though. Not all ghosts are spooky. Some are very friendly & helpful. Protective even. When I shared a larger house I was woken one night by a quiet & very trustworthy sounding voice telling me that the friend I shared the house with had gone to sleep leaving a candle burning & it was not safe. I went up to the attic where my friend slept & found she had left a candle burning in a little wooden holder, on a rush mat, a few inches under a wooden beam, about four inches from her bedclothes. Listen to those voices, even if you are tired, listen.
Hi I'm from Dublin and think you have a v good channel, I'm looking for something in the range of 30 to 40 , I'm a handyman at nearly anything, do many go for my price range or could I buy land and build a cabin , or live in a mobile home till I build a house , thank you , bob
Sure its totally possible! Just stay away from the more expensive counties. Places like Sligo, Clare, Donegal, Mayo & the islands are great for cheap coastal properties. But keep in mind. Each of these areas also have popular tourist villages so you need to avoid these areas or your prices will be the same as the more expensive counties. Xx
Fascinating! My late mother used to holiday at Cashlieve House when her Aunt and Uncle (Lewis’s) lived there in the 1930s/40s. She had fond memories of that time. Great to see it lives on!
My ❤️ is in Ireland, my grandad is originally from Wexford, I had family in Fermoy near Cork and I’ve always known Ireland is where I’m supposed to be. My dream will never be reality but there is a part of me that belongs there.
I agree about the benefit of the house being in the middle of the land. When I visited my brother in Ireland, I wanted to view a lovely manor house with land. Unfortunetly, the house was near the main road, with all the land behind it!!
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too,
investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
wow ,that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio
Thanks, I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a call...........
Your enthusiasm is infectious & I subscribed before the first minute mark 😄 thank you for sharing this property!
Love the attitude ... 60 acres.. could leave a legacy of a native woodland...
Irelands rural parts really carry true spiritual charm. I would be happy to rent a small cottage for a few months just live there.
I love how you're crazy about old houses. We could be friends haha.
I know what you mean i always refer to modern houses a shoe boxes nothing but square rooms I'm used to open fire place etc
You are my soul sister! I look at and love old houses and land too!! Living in Texas on 20 acres of bad soil and BEGGING grass to fill in we love Ireland!!
Oh my goodness yes to more wild cards like this! I hope the new lucky owners put some love back into this gem!
Absolute amazing house. Your enthusiasm is fantastic 👏
It would be interesting to see a follow up video. Did it sell? For how much? Who bought it and what they intend to do with it? Has it been restored to its former beauty?
We need to know 🙂
the link to the real estate agent above has it set as 'Sale Agreed' at the original price - presuming it was indeed sold. Probably a private sale, so it would be difficult to determine what the new owner is planning to do with it unfortunately....
Oh my days, I would LOVE to buy and work on this property and land 😍.
My mum was from Co Cork and my father in law is from Dublin. I spent most of my younger years with family holidays travelling around Ireland and visiting family. I hope to live in Ireland with my hubby one day. Love your blog and what you show.
I’m a property nut too!!! Love your channel and old houses! I wish I had a friend like you to invest with. My friends and family are not as adventurous.
I could listen to her all day!
You are just like me. Excited about a bit of old architecture. Not far from me.. I will be taking an interest. I live a few miles away.. The area is fab. the lakes are fab. The antiquity is fab. I bought an old one and Im still working on it. I couldnt agree with this lady more.
Think of the people living in tiny apartments in Blackrock or Castleknock in Dublin.This would be a nice change of lifestyle, especially with it being so easy to work and communicate through Zoom or whatever. Plenty of peace and quiet.
Yes! Have people been moving due to changes in their job structure? Lots of moving here (in the US)...
City rats do unbelievable damage to the countryside when they move there. their way of life is disgustingly destructive to natural habitats and animals. I've witnessed this myself too many times
The $ is in the land. The house comes free.
I'd settle for a 1 bedroom cottage, with some land for myself and my dog's. The missus would be thrilled if I went 😆😆 . I've only 30 grand though.
More videos like this Maggie- an absolute dream!!
Dreamy!!!!! absolutely and with this much land perfect! Grand!!! Ty for sharing
I love these videos! You are giving me a glimpse into my dream of retiring to a cottage in Ireland. Now to the important questions: did you make your sweater? I LOVE it!
Agree!
This is so very fine: my 💝 is in Ireland: my father's family are from Roscommon/Moylurg....
I love your videos! So adore Old Houses too!
THANK YOU
I hope to be there soon ⚘⚘⚘🍀🍀🍀🍀
Plenty of cheap houses outside urban areas adv price 150 thousand fair play to this lady 👏
Yes, Please - Maggie - Its a great bargain, what a gem!! I share your enthusiasm - love, love old Houses. Bring this old Lady back to life, share her beauty & if I do buy it, I will invite you up for afternoon tea once She's renovated
I’m going to the Auction just for the land. I’ll give the house to an order of nuns. I intend to have sheep ( absentee of course) and employ a manager. Not putting up what I’ll bid but I’ll be way up there
I like seeing good value at any price! Enjoyed this!
I get this excited too over old homes! and estates too! Thank you so much !This exactly what i want!
Wow ! Love it , love your videos, thanks for posting xx
I LOVE your vlog! Question how hard is it to do construction in Ireland? We were looking into Italy but it’s a nightmare. Want to keep the charm but with a few wee updates.
I love her enthusiasm .I love old houses too
Awesome! More please!
I've missed your show on the telly. Glad to find you on TH-cam 😊
You really makes me feel in love with old houses , please go on
Oh that video! "Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley again..." (Don't know if you've read Rebecca, but I feel you'd make it through the opening description, not care at all about the characters, but just start pulling out maps to find the house.)
Love this house! My grandmother is from Roscommon. This place is a dream!
I am 78 next month and still seriously look at these houses with longing. Pie in the but one can dream.
I saw this one it's lovely, we're hoping to buy in Ireland later this year or early next year, this one is just the sort of thing we'd love.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL HOME!!! Can we say it belongs to a new owner now? Would love to know what price the hammer fell at? Thanks for the brilliant, informative videos.
Love your videos! And love the sweater you are wearing on this video! Where can I find one?😁
Yes like to see the cheaper houses like this mansion..very interesting thanks.
I know my comment is coming late to the party, but I'm very curious about your insight when houses go up for auction. Are they usually sold at close to the price listed? Do they go for less if there is no interest in the auction? Do they go for a lot more? Learning your insight on the topic of auction listings would be appreciated.
l love classic houses of vernacular design. Th 60 acres is a wonderful feature!
Love ya... Great character in you, never mind the houses.
60 acres!! That is the true victory in buying this parcel.
If I bought it - I would fix it up and start a B & B - make money off the property.
I would also get some horses so my guests could take rides around the 60 acres. No point in getting that kind of place if one cannot make it work financially.
So I imagine you'll be contacting me to join you in this venture! Lol!!
Love your enthusiam!
Until they fall off the horse and sue ya!
Your videos are so informative. I follow you on Instagram and your page is great! Myself and husband are desperately looking for a house for the past year, we have a baby on the way. So hard to find anything we like for around 100K. We would like a nice bit of space also for the future. So confusing as here in Mayo there's a good bit of property advertised but when you ring the agents they're nearly always sold!! :(
I am crazy about fixer uppers, and am a real estate nut as well. I always say, you have to look at the big picture. What it could be or ohh it just needs some loving care.
I do the same. Pretend the funds are unlimited and look on line for dream homes! Currently looking at lake property in the states but after awhile they all look the same. There is no charm and character like you find in these Irish or English manors.
Having all that land would be incredible! Hopefully a developer doesn’t turn it into condos or some development.
It’s sad here in the States because farmland is sold and made into housing developments all over.
Loved this, super house!
It went for €308,000 in March 2021.
Who’d have thought?
Bit of a money pit I suspect.
Wouldn’t be surprised if there were buyer’s remorse….
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Escape to the chateau, in Ireland. Great!
What a great animal rescue base that would be!
I would love to see a video on how you create these beautiful videos! How did you learn to be so proficient?
It will make 300k at least land alone is worth that anyway love watching your property adventures
Land is mostly bog so not worth very much.
@@DenisPeel you'll suddenly find out how much it's worth when you go and ask the "auctioneer".
@@DenisPeel hi I'm considering this propert but not from area are you familiar with the land if its mostly bog then over priced
@@alotmorefarms8242 Hi, I am from the next county north which is Sligo and have a little small holding on similar kind of land. It is not suitable for heavy livestock and its not very fertile. On the google earth view you can see that quite a lot of the land surrounding has been planted for forestry (sitka spruce) not a sign of good land. It could be suitable for the likes of Deer or poultry.or organic vegetables and fruit. The house is beautiful and could be run as a guest house and have the land as a nature reserve and then there is Glamping and mabey cabins in the woods to let out. In most cases in Ireland when a farm is for sale it is only the price of the land that matters and the house and buildings are just thrown in so in this case they are valuing the land at just over 3k an acre which is a bit high but then the house is quite special so that might break the rule. I hope this helps you and I hope some one saves this great house. Denis
@@DenisPeel thank you soooo much do you know what the normal price of land is by acre. 2000 an acre?
Thank you for your wonderful videos!😁
Love your videos
What websites do you use to find houses? I know there’s daft and my home, anything else I should look at?
Oh gosh I wish I could get it. It is beautiful 🥰 Thank you for the video. 🙂
Not sure if you know but also in the woods there is an old Ford Cortina which you can see on Google mapa 🙂
Amazing potential 👏
My father was from Roscommon
when you described yourself as a property nut - you could have been describing me !
Ditto. My husband thinks I'm odd. 🤣
OMG this is the one that I have been eyeing up.
If you get/buy it please make sure you keep the carritor of the old house and get old fireplaces to replace the ones that are no longer there Stay safe and well Godbless
Looks to be mature woodland. The other building appears to be a ruined stable block. There was a pump in the yard. And I suspect there’s some peat bog just south of the woodland. The land looks low lying and a bit wet.
Absolute heaven for kids. I would’ve lived in the woods like I’d been raised by wolves. Tree house, hut, playing soldiers, ghost hunting, Robinhood heaven.
And weirdly, the next townland is called “Cloonlish or Robinhood”.
You have probably done this before but could you do a short video for us ex-pat hopefuls with the ins and outs of buying property there? Looking up what all the little details like what BER EXEMPT means or taxes, transfers, fees, documents, can we even buy there, can we live there full time or only some of the time, can we get mortgages or repair loans, how do we even make an offer, how are documents done, etc etc etc its very confusing and you just have a way of making it seem clear and understandable for us foreigners. Please Please make a video like this!!!
Ex pat?? From UK?
200,000 is certainly cheap for such a property. But I imagine you'd have to spend as much again to renovate. Still, it is beautiful. And so is Roscommon!
Oh totally it would be a big project. Still so much more appealing than the million euro mansions in equal condition though.
@@CheapIrishHouses Completely agree. I've house sat a property similar in Carlow, a large manor house that was renovated beautifully. Little piece of heaven!
Loved the video love that place watched the estate agents video that you put in the link Who ever buys that property will have themselves a bargain would/will be a beautiful place as it clearly once was get some old fireplaces to replace the ones that are no longer there have a nice garden and do a bit of small hold farming absolutely love that place that's exactly what i would do Coming from a rural farming background I'm not a fan of modern homes modern homes don't have the carritor Unlike the good old houses that are fall of carritor . Anyway loved the video stay safe and well and godbless to you, myself and all the other good decent people
'Character'. All the best.
@@sarahstrong7174 thanks
It's a listed building aswell.
Yeah its listed on Daft
That's me!
Itd be a dream come true to have a second house one day .
Oh go on! Go on, visit it & show us properly inside & out. You know you want to.
I'm just like you about property and houses. 👍😊
I loved your intro - I am that person too!
Have you heard what it sold for? It is lovely!
I want it so bad!
Can we as Americans buy there for retirement?
Yeah, make Ireland great!! Lol
Only if you think trump is a loon 😁
lovely
It’s beautiful!
I am like you, I love old houses
Adore your accent too.
If this is still available, I want it !!
Thank you!
I am humble. All I want is a 2bed house with a small garden for 50-60K euro in Ireland.
Where ? any idea?
Leitrim .
There are plenty of bargains here in Co. Roscommon, houses of all types, both rural or in a town.
So vibrant!!!
Yes please!
A little to big for me, I love the cottages, but it is beautiful.🙂
My Grandfather's family was from Roscommon
love it!
I wonder what it went for in the end. Fabulous opportunity.
It went for €308,000 in March of 2021
@@mediolanumhibernicus3353 wow, I hope it gets the love it deserves.
I saw this too, but I got the impression that was the starting auction price; that is why it is so cheap.
No the AMV is the assumed market value and is actually a figure that involves a lot of calculation and research on the auctioneers side. It also needs to be backed up with evidence if the regulator questions it. In a lot of ways it’s still not a great indicator of what a house like this will sell for, because it could go either way depending on who shows up to bid. But it should be a good guide xx
@@CheapIrishHousesmany thanks for the reply interesting, Great Site the best of everything with it .Blessings.
The video didn't go inside the house. Is it condemned or unsafe? Lots of lovely grounds and the drive
Ground floor flooring is in quite a poor condition and the walls are what you would expect for a house that's been abandoned for so long. The second floor is in surprisingly good knick but still needs a lot of work done.
If ever there was a haunted house, this is it . Spooky as fuck. Those kids on the horse in the pic will greet you on your first night.
They might be friendly though. Not all ghosts are spooky. Some are very friendly & helpful. Protective even. When I shared a larger house I was woken one night by a quiet & very trustworthy sounding voice telling me that the friend I shared the house with had gone to sleep leaving a candle burning & it was not safe. I went up to the attic where my friend slept & found she had left a candle burning in a little wooden holder, on a rush mat, a few inches under a wooden beam, about four inches from her bedclothes. Listen to those voices, even if you are tired, listen.
Yes,,, they dislike intruders and create a racket
Love your spirit
Hi I'm from Dublin and think you have a v good channel, I'm looking for something in the range of 30 to 40 , I'm a handyman at nearly anything, do many go for my price range or could I buy land and build a cabin , or live in a mobile home till I build a house , thank you , bob
Beautiful perfect
Would love to snap up a bargain near the coast. Is it possible to get a decent house under 100k near the sea?
Sure its totally possible! Just stay away from the more expensive counties. Places like Sligo, Clare, Donegal, Mayo & the islands are great for cheap coastal properties. But keep in mind. Each of these areas also have popular tourist villages so you need to avoid these areas or your prices will be the same as the more expensive counties. Xx
Lol, you sound like me!
I feel the same way lol
I real estate like you, but I'm in Australia
What I'd like to know what the taxes are on the homes u show?
You could sell sand to the arabs love the enthusiasm 💚💜💙💕❤💖💙💜❤