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老学校，LARAGH，县WICKLOW，爱尔兰
一个令人愉快的乡村家庭，拥有美丽的图片明信片，并在Laragh迷人的村庄内享有光荣的位置，并可俯瞰威克洛山脉。总共约0.3英亩或0.12公顷。
老校舍受益于南西方面，主要的接待室和卧室都享有良好的自然光线，享有村庄对Glendalough和周围的威克洛山脉的景色。位于风景优美的Sally Gap山路上的村庄绿色村庄教堂，酒吧，咖啡厅和商店都位于步行距离之内，以及历史悠久的Glendalough修道院解决方案。
约会到大约在1830年，由当地的花岗石建成古代教堂，顾名思义，原本是一所学校，附有一个老师的住所。埃德温·卢卡斯（Edwin Lucas）从1903年大约叙述了他在学校的时间，回想起“有些女孩早上会用花为老师到达：野生金银花，野生棉花，杜鹃花和早春水仙花，野草和野牛仔”，其中在现在和现在，给周围地区一种令人回味的自然感。 “学时是从10.00 A.M.直到3年。“埃德温·卢卡斯从1903年大约叙述学校的日子。
在最近几年，老校舍已经到了一家着名的餐厅[Mitchell的餐馆]，最近还是一个茶室[The Conservatory]。在每一种情况下，成功地将企业与家庭住在一起。老校舍自从从学校毕业以来，一直是家庭的好家园，很容易适合作为一个家庭的家庭使用。令人愉快的温室是一个优雅的房间，无论是在私人住宅内还是作为付费茶馆的顾客或礼品店的供应商[另一个以前的用途作为礼物和家居用品商店]。最近举办了约75位客人的小型婚礼。
房子里面有一个很大的时期特征，被放置在山坡上，允许上层开放到封闭的东面和南面的露台上。门厅大厅直接进入一个客厅，有一个横梁天花板和一个带铸铁炉的大理石壁炉。双头定制的半门在每一端都进入一个餐厅，并进入一个大型法式乡村厨房，配有AGA烹饪系列和一个家庭餐的大木桌。汉普顿温室享有山景。楼上有五间卧室，其中三间是套房。家庭浴室配有铸铁浴缸，独立淋浴间和两个水槽。一间家庭间和一间用作洗衣房的开放室完成了住宿。
威克洛县本身通常被称为“爱尔兰花园”，融合了肥沃的山谷幽谷，风景如画的山脉和沙滩。 Laragh村庄位于Glendalough的修道院附近，位于与威克洛斯山脉相交的三条路口的交汇处。一般地区以其美丽的风景而闻名，这个创造的生活流程与都柏林市的便利接近，使得老校舍的位置非常理想。村里的小学
主要用水，燃油集中供热，固定电话，手机覆盖，4个开火，主干污水
圆木5.8公里或9.4公里，Rathdrum [火车] 6.5英里或10.4公里，威克洛[海港] 13.7英里或22.1公里，Greystones [DART通勤铁路] 16.8英里或27.1公里，都柏林市中心40.2英里或52.3公里
都柏林国际机场约59分钟车程[45英里或72.4公里]
电路A98 F786 [属性具体代码]
GPS位置53.009404000 [纬度]和-6.295682000 [经度]
[测量，时间和距离近似]
PSRA许可证：003640
BER（建筑能源等级）：D1
BER号：110321726
能源效能指标：246.66kWh / m2 /年
THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE, LARAGH, COUNTY WICKLOW, IRELAND
A delightful country home with a picture postcard aesthetic and gloriously positioned within the charming village of Laragh and with views overlooking the Wicklow Mountains. In all about 0.3 acre or 0.12 hectare.
The Old School House benefits from a south-westerly facing aspect with the principal reception rooms and bedrooms all enjoying good natural light and views over the village towards Glendalough and the surrounding Wicklow Mountains. Positioned just off the village green on the scenic Sally Gap mountain pass road the village church, pub, café and shop are all within easy walking distance, as is the historic and celebrated Glendalough monastic settlement.
Dating to circa 1830 and built of local granite stone The Old School House, as the name suggests, was originally a school with a teacher’s living quarters attached. Edwin Lucas recounting his time at the school from circa 1903 recalls how “some of the girls would arrive in the morning with flowers for the teacher: wild honeysuckle, wild cotton, cuckoo flowers and in early spring daffodils, primroses and wild cowslips”, which gives an evocative sense of nature in the surrounding area both then and now. “School hours were from 10.00 A.M. till 3 P.M.” Edwin Lucas recounting school days from circa 1903.
In more recent years The Old School House has been home to a noted restaurant [Mitchell’s restaurant] and more recently as a tea room [The Conservatory]. In each case successfully accommodating the enterprise alongside a family home. The Old School House has been a family home for many of the years since graduating from school use and is easily suited for use entirely as a family home if preferred. The delightful conservatory is an elegant room to enjoy whether within a private home or as a paying tea room patron or purveyor of a gift shop [another previous use being as a gift and homewares shop]. A small wedding party of circa 75 guests were recently hosted.
Inside the house has a great period character and being set into the hillside allows the upper floor level to open out onto an enclosed east and south facing terrace. A porch hall leads straight into a drawing room, which has a beamed ceiling and a marble fireplace with a cast iron stove. Twin custom-made half doors at each end lead into a dining room and into a large French style country kitchen, replete with an AGA cooking range and a big wooden table for family meals. The Hampton’s conservatory enjoys mountain views. Upstairs there are five bedrooms, three of which are en-suite. The family bathroom has a cast-iron bath, separate shower and two sinks. A family room and a boot room, used as a laundry, completes the accommodation.
Wicklow county itself is often referred to as the ‘Garden of Ireland’, with a magical blend of fertile valley glens, picturesque mountains and sandy beaches. Laragh village lies adjacent to the monastic settlement of Glendalough and is at the junction of three roads that intersect the Wicklow Mountains.The general area is noted for its scenic beauty and the flow of life this creates combined with the easy proximity to Dublin city makes the position of The Old School House extremely desirable. Primary school in the village.
Mains water, oil fired central heating, landline telephone, mobile telephone coverage, 4 open fires, mains sewage
Roundwood 5.8 miles or 9.4 km, Rathdrum [train] 6.5 miles or 10.4 km, Wicklow [harbour] 13.7 miles or 22.1 km, Greystones [DART commuter rail] 16.8 miles or 27.1 km, Dublin city centre 40.2 miles or 52.3 km
Dublin International airport 59 minutes approximate driving time [45 miles or 72.4 km]
Eircode A98 F786 [Property Specific Code]
GPS location 53.009404000 [latitude] and -6.295682000 [longitude]
[Measurements, timings and distances approximate]
PSRA Licence: 003640
BER (Building Energy Rating): D1
BER No: 110321726
Energy Performance Indicator: 246.66kWh/m2/yr
