PICTURES: Historic Manorhamilton home with Victorian charm on the market in Leitrim – Leitrim Observer

Historic Victorian Home for Sale in Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim

A Victorian residence with a rich historical legacy has entered the market in Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim, offering buyers the chance to acquire a property listed on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, according to [Leitrim Observer](leitrimobserver.ie). Known as “Prospect House,” the five-bedroom detached home on New Line dates back to around 1870 and is situated on approximately one acre of mature private grounds.

Architectural Features and Historical Significance

The property retains significant Victorian character, including high ceilings, original wood flooring, marble fireplaces, and period joinery, as reported by [daft.ie](daft.ie). Inside, three reception rooms feature marble fireplaces with original tiled hearths, while a large bay window with built-in seating offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. The house was constructed by Adam Algeo in the 1870s and was previously known as Edenville during the Edwardian era, according to historical records cited by the Leitrim Observer.

Recent Upgrades and Property Details

Prospect House has undergone substantial modernization over the years, including reroofing, rewiring, and replumbing in the 1990s, and replacement sash windows in the early 2000s. A new condensing boiler was recently installed. Outside, the property includes a gravel driveway with an EV charging point, established gardens, and a two-storey cut stone former stables that could be converted into mews-style accommodation, subject to planning permission.

Pricing and Market Position

The property is currently listed for €589,000, with [daft.ie](daft.ie) noting its proximity to Manorhamilton’s schools, shops, and amenities. It also overlooks Bee Park, which features soccer, tennis, and GAA facilities, and lies along the N16 road connecting Sligo and Enniskillen.

FAQ

What is the historical name of Prospect House?

The property was known as Edenville during the Edwardian period, as documented in early maps and family archives, according to the Leitrim Observer.