Frewin House, a Victorian residence constructed in the 1880s, is set on 1.90 acres of private grounds outside Ramelton.
Estate agency Sherry FitzGerald advises the eight-bedroom home served as a Church of Ireland rectory until 1994 when it was bought and restored by its current owners.
It features a ‘series of well-proportioned reception rooms’, ‘traditional kitchen’, library and reading room.
"At the rear of the house, a charming courtyard beckons, revealing a treasure trove of outbuildings and an overhead loft that promise boundless possibilities.
"A brick archway, graced by a cast iron gate, guides you through this private oasis. An additional outbuilding with a loft above offers versatile potential,” the estate agency states.
It adds: “Frewin House not only provides an exquisite dwelling of Victorian grandeur but also benefits from a truly enviable location, seamlessly combining tranquillity with the conveniences of being situated less than a kilometre from Ramleton town centre.”
