‘The Presbytery’ is a superb investment opportunity

A BUILDING with a historic connection to the Kynoch era in Arklow has come on the market with a price tag of €385,000.

Located on the Sea Road, the Presbytery was one of many houses built by the Kynoch company on the north side of Arklow town for workers at the munitions factory. Over 4,000 people employed in the factory during the Kynoch era between 1895 and 1918.

The three-bed property was built in the early 1900s and contains many impressive period features including high ceilings. There is a conservatory, study, downstairs bedroom, parking area and a lush garden filled with mature trees.

The Presbytery also boosts stunning views of the Irish Sea from the first floor.

Meanwhile, Sylvan House on Lower Main Street has also come on the market with an asking price of €225,000. The three-storey property is a mixed retail/residential development and tne tenant is not affected by the sale.

Local auctioneer Pete Mills said this was an ‘superb investment opportunity’ for either an owner occupier or an investor.