8 matching properties for sale in County Laois by owner/p>

Laois Towns/Villages with property for sale

Morette, Emo, Laois
Beautiful detached dormer bungalow in idyllic location within 2 min drive to motorway and 40 min dri...
5 2
€595,000
6 Castlemews, Portlaoise, Laois
2 bedroom townhouse in lovely condition, all amenities nearby and producing rental income....
2 1
€175,000
1 Killenard Lodge, Killenard, Laois
Detached 5 bed in Killenard Village, all amenties nearby and 55 mins to Dublin on M7...
5 4
€470,000
The Lodge, Portlaoise, Laois
2/3 bed refurbished character laden Cottage, adjacent to motorway and Portlaoise, 45 mins from M50...
3 2
€225,000
6 Erkina Court , Rathdowney, Laois
Large garden, large fitted kitchen, oil central heating, timber floors through out ,double glazed wi...
3 1
€250,000
Unit 1 Rahin Wood, Ballylynan, Laois
Commercial Unit to let or for sale....
€25,000
Parkhill, Ballylynan, Laois
Situated close to Ballyadams national school and church. 0.75acrc mature site....
6 2
€295,000
6 Bed Detached House at Courtwood, Vicarstown, Laois
Large detached house for sale at Courtwood, Vicarstown on 3.2 acres, 5-6 bedrooms, 2 sitting rooms, ...
6 6
€595,000
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County Area Description

County Laois, also spelt Laoighis or Leix (Irish: Contae Laoise), is a county in the midlands of Ireland. It is situated in the province of Leinster. Created in 1556 by Mary I of England as Queen's County, Laois received its present Irish language name following the Irish War of Independence. Portlaoise (previously Maryborough) is the county town. Laois was the subject of two Plantations or colonisations by English settlers. Neither plantation was fully successful due to a lack of tenants and because of continuous raids and attacks by the O' Mores. Finally, the county became home to a community of French Huguenots in the 1690s, who were settled in Ireland after their service to William of Orange in the Williamite war in Ireland. In addition to this, large numbers of Quakers settled in Mountmellick and developed the area. The county was renamed in the early 1920s, following a competition. The population of County Laois is expanding rapidly, given its easy commute to Dublin and affordable housing in pleasant surroundings. In the 2006 census the population had increased by 14% to 67,000 people. Source : [Wikipedia.org]

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