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Coole West, Athea, Co. Limerick
REA Dooley Group present for online auction a rare opportunity to acquire a thatched cottage in a rural retreat in Co. Limerick.
This one-bedroom traditional thatched cottage on the outskirts of Athea village is a charming old-style cottage with out buildings on circa 0.6 acres.
Originally built over 100 years ago the cottage has been modernised to feature oil fired central heating throughout along with a large solid fuel stove with back boiler, while fibre broadband is also available at the property.
The thatch was redone in 2008 and is Polish Reed and was re-ridged in 2018.
The accommodation consists of a sitting room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.
The online auction takes place on Friday, December 4, at 2pm.
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