22 Houses for for sale in County Offaly in TOTAL. Displaying Offaly properties 1 to 10
Unique old world cottage, centrally located in Banagher town. Restored to a very high standard this cottage would be an ideal starter or holiday home. ...
4 Bedroom converted schoolhouse on the banks of the Grand Canal. Converted 1960's Schoolhouse. Directly adjacent to Grand Canal and close to Shannon River. ...
Outstanding two storey detached family residence positioned on an elevated c. 0.75 acres site with superb overviews of the surrounding countryside. ...
Stone house, built in the 1650's. Castle in the yard of the O'Connors. Excellent veiws. ...
Well presented modern three bedroom house in the centre of Birr. Tiled and wooden floors PVC windows Walled in garden Alarmed Close to all major shops, supermarkets and schools. ...
3 Bed Semi Detatched in residential location in centre of village. Large back garden. ...
A very well maintained, well decorated 4 bedroom property brought to the market. ...
A splendid and spacious 4 bed bungalow with manicured gardens front and rear. Conveniently located close to all local amenities with the local National School just a stones throw away ...
Modern 6 Bedroom Bungalow For Sale, 2 Bathroom rural setting 3 Bedrooms are contained in the older part of the bungalow which has been recently refurbished to modern standards and 3 bedrooms. Ring for ...
2 bed cottage with 2 acres of land. 1 large bedroom 1 small bedroom which could also be used as a small sitting room if preffared. large kitchen/living room. new fitted kitchen, new counter tops with ...
The southern part of the county is occupied by the Slieve Bloom Mountains, the northwestern part is the floodplain of the River Shannon and the remainder consists of large bogs including the Bog of Allen and Boora Bog.
Birr in the south of the county is best known for its castle and gardens. Birr Castle is owned by the Parsons family, (the family bears the title: 'Earl of Rosse') and is best known for its 19th century telescope. Before the plantation of modern day Offaly by English settlers, the territories it comprises were controlled principally by the Ó Conchubhair Fáilghe clan in the North/East of the county and the Ó Céarbhaill of Ely in the south.
The short story writer, novellist and playwright William Trevor (KBE) was born in County Offaly, and raised in County Cork, Irish Free State, and has written of his experiences growing up as a Protestant in that time and place.
Towns in Offaly