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A 4-bed timber cottage surrounded by trees on a half acre site has gone on sale outside Tullamore in Co Offaly for a fairytale price.
According to the property listing on Daft.ie, the house is situated in an idyllic setting ten minutes from the county's largest town and has an asking price of €135,000.
It comes with a conservatory, utility room, hen house and dog pen area, and is close to the Lough Boora parklands, Finnamore lakes and boglands.
The home is not suitable for mortgage buyers and requires a cash-buyer.
So far, over 7,000 people have viewed the listing online.
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