Dysert, Ardmore, Co. Waterford

LAND,
Circa, 13.8 Acres, (5.61 hectares).
DYSERT, ARDMORE,
CO. WATERFORD.’
Ref. No. MP;1901.
Price on Application.

Outstanding coastal land block consisting of, 5.61 hectares, (13.8 acres), of high quality laid out over two large fields and a coastal section incorporating part of St. Declans Walk and St. Declans Well. The land is zoned Green Belt and has magnificent ocean and cliff views, always appreciated by the ever increasing visitors to St. Declans Way Walk, all part of the Ardmore impressive skyline and part of Ardmore Special Area of conservation.
Ardmore village is just a short walk from the holding, with the impressive Ardmore Beach, award winning Restaurants, and The Cliff House Hotel, well known for its five star status.

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Ardmore, Co. Waterford.

In the 5th century, the pre-Patrician saint, Declan, founded the monastery in Ardmore, a seaside village located about 15km from Dungarvan, County Waterford. Today, a number of structures remain, including the 12th-century round tower and cathedral.
On a return trip to Wales in the 5th century, St Declan came across the village of Ardmore and founded a monastery there. Today, a number of sites remain from his monastic city including a beautiful and perfect Round Tower.
Visitors can discover St. Declan’s oratory, a small church believed to be the burial place of its namesake. They can also view the 29m-high round tower, which served as a belfry and place of refuge, and the cathedral, which features marvellous Romanesque sculptures depicting scenes from the old and new testaments. Inside the house of worship, there are two fascinating Ogham stones.
Both the tower and cathedral date back to the 12th century.

Situated in County Waterford, Ardmore is one of Ireland’s most amazing locations. It is a scenic seaside resort and fishing village with magnificent coastal views, rolling cliffs surrounded by ocean that is home to an abundance of native Irish wildlife, many species are protected.
Ardmore is also full of wonderful restaurants, hotels and fabulous things to do and see. The Cliff House Hotel has made Ardmore even more renowned. Ardmore is one of most historic and beautiful areas in the province of Munster and in Ireland.
Ardmore draws its name from the Irish Arid Mohr, which translates from Irish to Great Height. Ardmore is thought to be the oldest Christian Settlement in Ireland and it is said to have been founded by Saint Declan who lived in this area of Waterford at some time during century 350AD-450AD.
This would mean that he turned this area of Ireland to Christianity many centuries before the arrival of Saint Patrick.

Contact Details.

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– Office Phone; 058 51000.

– Mobile number; 086-8455476.

– Office address; 1 Meagher Street, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.