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Fancy living in Barack Obama's ancestral home in Co. Offaly? Well now is your chance, and for less than €100,000.
This house on the Main Street in Moneygall, where former US President Barack Obama visited in 2011, has gone on sale. The three-bed semi-detached property has been recently renovated to a high standard to create a modern, bright and spacious home.
The accommodation boasts an open-plan kitchen/living room - perfect for when the Obamas come over for dinner - three bedrooms, utility room, and two shower rooms.
It has a newly fitted kitchen, integrated fridge, oven/hob, fireplace, and laminate timber floor.
The property is located on the main street of Moneygall, just a stone's throw from the now famous pub owned by Ollie Hayes where Barack and Michelle Obama enjoyed a pint of Guinness during their visit.
There is a neat patio and garden to the rear of the house, along with a garage/shed.
You never know, the man himself could move over and you'd be neighbours!
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