Toberpatrick Lodge in Co Sligo in Ireland is a rare historic property which took its name from the spring well in the grounds which is reputed to have been visited by St Patrick. Dating from 1740, this is one of Sligo’s most important listed houses, commanding fantastic uninterrupted coastal and sea views overlooking Sligo and the dramatic cliffs of Donegal.
The main property is a six bedroom Georgian lodge which has been substantially refurbished. It has three reception rooms, two bathrooms and retains many of its original period features. The front of the property faces the sea and to the rear is a walled courtyard with extensive outbuildings and garaging.
There is also a walled garden, an acre of orchard and ten acres of good quality land perfect for grazing horses.
The guide price is €1,600,000. For further information please contact Tel: + 353 (01) 662 3255.
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