A landmark property in the northwest of the country has just come on the market with Savills. The 258ac Birdstown Estate in Burnfoot, Co Donegal has a guide price of €2,950,000

Situated close to the border of Donegal and Derry, this presents an opportunity to acquire a property that blends residential, agricultural, and amenity assets.

A charming period house lies in the heart of Birdstown Estate. Set in an elevated position, the residence extends to 6,422 sq ft of living space and offers breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.

A charming period house with five bedrooms lies in the heart of the estate.

There is a swimming pool complex within the estate.

The house includes five bedrooms, three reception rooms, and a swimming pool complex.

The extensive garden grounds and walled garden further enhance the appeal of this property.

Mature woodland

The estate includes an impressive stone-built courtyard, containing a range of traditional stores and modern agricultural facilities.

East of the house, there is a farmyard with facilities for drystock including slatted sheds and ample hardstanding space.

The estate itself contains 258ac, consisting of 190ac of prime grassland which are divided into a number of fields with mature hedgerows on their boundaries.

There are 64ac of mature woodland within the estate.

The estate includes an impressive stone built courtyard.

A further 64ac contains mature woodland, all within a contiguous, ring-fenced block. A network of internal tree-lined roads allow access within the estate. It should be noted that the land is currently leased under a fixed-term agreement.

The estate is a short drive from several notable attractions, including Glenveagh National Park and the Wild Atlantic Way, providing opportunities for outdoor pursuits and leisure activities.

Located 3km from Burnfoot, Birdstown Estate is 8km from Derry and 14km from Letterkenny.

Excellent infrastructure

A spokesperson for Savills says: “The current owners have managed Birdstown Estate to a high standard, ensuring the estate’s infrastructure remains in excellent condition.

“This includes the farm buildings, gardens and woodland areas, all of which have been carefully maintained.

“The property is now ready for a new owner to continue its legacy or adapt it for modern agricultural or eco-tourism ventures.”