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06 Sept 2025
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A stately eight-bedroom house with over nine acres of land in the heart of an Offaly town is on the market for just €260,000. The iconic property famously known as Spring Garden House (Frankford House) in Kilcormac includes numerous outbuildings, a farmyard on 1.7 acres with an adjacent 7.4 acres of agricultural land
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Frankford House, Broughal Road, Kilcormac, Co. Offaly, R42NV66
. The house has connections with the Stoney family, a prosperous landowning Protestant family, who were significant landlords in the area.
The main house shows evidence of at least two phases of rebuilding or remodelling, although total refurbishment is required throughout. The complex has present-day significance as a substantial vacant site close to the town and all local amenities such as a school and local GAA club.
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