“Nature lovers and those seeking peace should come this way.” That is what they say about Ballycoyle. Ballycoyle is a townland in the Electoral Division of Powerscourt. It is in the Civil Parish of Powerscourt. Ballycoyle sits in the Barony of Rathdown. It is in the County of Wicklow.
Ballycoyle is not yet matched up to Logainm.ie. It sits at 53° 10′ 51″ N and 6° 15′ 58″ W. Ballycoyle was added to OpenStreetMap on 23 Jul 2014 by Nick Burrett.
Let us talk about the size of Ballycoyle. Nationwide, it is the 42277th largest townland that we know about. Within County Wicklow, Ballycoyle is the 1037th largest townland. Ballycoyle borders other townlands. Subtownlands in Ballycoyle are unknown.
Ballycoyle, a detached house sits proudly on approximately 1.18 acres. This provides total privacy and seclusion. Ballycoyle boasts an idyllic setting along the Glencree River. It has memorable views down the valley. You can see the Great Sugarloaf. Once a small cottage from circa 1875, it now has extensions. The footprint measures roughly 300 square meters.
The interior is exceptionally well presented. The current owners designed it with attention to detail. They emphasized the energy performance of the property. New windows were installed. Solar panels were added. The room proportions are grand. They provide comfort. The split-level accommodation suits modern living.
The tiled entrance hall has storage. It has a shelved hot-press. Double doors lead to a vast reception hall. Four separate wings are on each corner of the property. The dual aspect kitchen dining room has fabulous valley views. There is access to a raised deck in the garden. The kitchen features a generous range of units. Granite worktops are present. Appliances are modern. A convenient pantry is off this area.
The formal living room overlooks the garden. It similarly has access to the raised deck. A bespoke stove takes centre stage. At the end of the living room, there is a guest en-suite bedroom.
The spacious principal bedroom incorporates a large walk-in wardrobe. It has a contemporary bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath. A separate walk-in shower is available. There is a versatile room currently used as a playroom. Two additional double bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom. A second hall has a W.C and utility press. It gives access to a home office. This is a necessity for today’s living.
Ballycoyle occupies an elevated position behind secure electric gates. It commands a wonderful vantage point. It offers sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. A lengthy driveway loops below the property. It opens providing ample parking. The rolling gardens are a haven for nature lovers. They are also good for those seeking a countryside lifestyle.
Mature trees are in abundance. Shrubbery and wildflowers are on display. The sound of the river is constantly in the background. The garden nearest the house is predominantly flat. It is an ideal environment for small children. The raised deck takes full advantage of the southerly orientation. It is the perfect place for outdoor entertaining.
Located between Enniskerry to the East and Glencree to the West, Ballycoyle is close to Dublin to the North. Ballycoyle is approximately 10.5 km from Enniskerry Village. It offers shops, antiques, eateries, boutiques, and schools. West Dublin can be reached within 20 minutes. It provides leisure and retail options.
Set towards the head of Wicklow’s Glencree Valley, Ballycoyle is on the edge of the Wicklow National Park. It is on the Wicklow Way. This little oasis possesses an atmosphere all its own. Ballycoyle has an energy rating of BER-C3. Local attractions include Lough Bray and the Powerscourt Waterfall. Curtlestown Primary School, the German War Cemetery, and Crone Forest are nearby.