IN PICTURES: Take a peek inside this incredible Tipperary house and estate on sale for €1.5m

Set among rolling countryside near Mullinahone in county Tipperary, Ballylanigan House is a striking Georgian residence standing on approximately 47.22 acres of prime pastureland, mature gardens and extensive equestrian facilities.

Ballylanigan House is located approximately 3.9km from Mullinahone and sits within a well-known agricultural and equine region close to Fethard. The area is home to renowned equestrian facilities including Coolmore Stud and Fethard Equine Hospital.

The property also enjoys convenient access to Clonmel, Kilkenny and Cashel, with the M8 motorway providing connectivity to Dublin and Cork.

The residence is a five bay, two-storey home with a distinctive single bay breakfront, orientated eastwards to overlook mature paddocks. Approached through wrought iron gates, a sweeping tree-lined gravel driveway leads gracefully to the front of the house, enhancing its classic charm and sense of arrival.

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Inside, the accommodation combines elegant period proportions with comfortable family living. The ground floor includes a spacious dining room designed for entertaining, a formal drawing room and a country-style kitchen with adjoining utility room. A bright sunroom overlooking the gardens provides a relaxing living space and includes a fitted stove.

Upstairs, the house offers five generous bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. A second ensuite bedroom and a family bathroom complete the accommodation.

The grounds surrounding Ballylanigan House are a major feature of the property. Mature gardens provide colour and privacy throughout the seasons, while an apple orchard beside the rear courtyard adds further character to the setting.

The courtyard includes a traditional range of outbuildings and seven stables arranged in two blocks. There are also two additional outside pens within a lean-to structure, along with separate lean-tos providing storage for hay and machinery. A barn on the property includes a wet room and an adjoining lecture room with capacity for 30 people and PowerPoint facilities.

Beyond the gardens and yard, the lands are laid out in permanent pasture and divided into a number of paddocks and smaller fields suitable for mares and foals. Mature hedging and established trees define the boundaries and provide shelter throughout the holding.

Ballylanigan House offers a rare combination of Georgian character, productive land and extensive equestrian infrastructure in one of South Tipperary’s most scenic rural locations.

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