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Simon O'Brien
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Photos: Former home of Rory McIlroy on market for €3.5 million

Not too shabby.
2.47pm, 26 May 2015
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THE FORMER HOME of Rory McIlroy, Robinhall House, is back on the market with an asking price of €3.5 million.

The mansion in Moneyreagh, Co Down, has its own private golf course, lake, tennis court, cinema and indoor hot tub.

McIlroy sold the 14-acre property to international property developer and TV presenter Gary McCausland back in 2013, back then it had a €2.8 million price tag.

Photos: Former home of Rory McIlroy on market for €3.5 million
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  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

  • Robinhall House

    Source: Simon Brien

Estate agent Simon Brien, who is handling the sale told TheJournal.ie: ”There is nothing like it in Ireland.

“It represents an opportunity for a buyer to have a truly unique property that offers privacy, luxurious contemporary living, lifestyle and heritage.

We are anticipating huge interest in the property and are already targeting markets throughout Europe and the US.

The current owner also seems to enjoy posting photos of the home on his Twitter account:

Read: 8 of Dublin’s most laughable rental properties>

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