€2 million Limerick estate with astro pitch, pool and round tower listed

A nine‑bedroom house on 6.8 acres in Rawleystown, Limerick, is on the market for €2 million.

Designed by David H Leahy Architects and built by Eugene Smith in 2007, the three‑level property includes a flood‑lit five‑a‑side 3G astroturf pitch, a pool, sauna, jacuzzi, a round tower with a spiral staircase and panoramic terrace, and a golf‑style putting green.

The estate also features two ponds, a decked sun terrace, a bar and games room with an American pool table and table‑tennis, a gym, a swim spa with counter‑current training, and a guest wing with a dual‑aspect living room and ensuite bedroom.

Additional amenities include a staff apartment, geothermal underfloor heating, a Calor gas boiler for hot water, 64 solar panels (24 kW each) with Huawei battery storage, and EV charging in the garage. The house is accessed through electric gates behind a mature hedge and cast‑iron railings.

Located six minutes from Lough Gur’s lakeshore park and less than 25 minutes from Limerick city and the University of Limerick, the property has attracted interest from buyers in Dublin, the medical and pharma sectors, and even a prospective buyer from New York.

Michael O’Connor of O’Connor Murphy Property Specialists said the estate could also be repurposed as a luxury spa, boutique accommodation or other business venture.

Source: Irish Examiner. Photo: SlimMars 13 / Pexels.