Rahinstown Estate, a 720ac country estate near Summerhill, Co Meath, has come to the market with Savills, guided at €14.5m.

At the heart of the holding is Rahinstown House, a 16-bedroom 19th-century Italianite mansion.

Set back several hundred metres from the public road, the secluded three-storey over-basement dwelling retains many original period features, such as ornate cornicing and plasterwork, original marble fireplaces and a cantilever staircase.

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A further two residential properties are also included within the estate.

Aerial view of the house and yard at Rahinstown Estate. The traditional courtyard includes 24 loose boxes.

Adjacent to the main residence is a traditional stable courtyard with 24 loose boxes.

The house is set back several hundred metres from the public road along a private avenue.

Beyond this along an avenue is a modern stable complex and extensive equestrian facilities, equipped with two sand outdoor arenas, a walker and several turning out areas.

The main residence retains many period elements, such as the ornate plasterwork seen here.

The yard also houses several traditional farm buildings, which offer scope for restoration or redevelopment, subject to the necessary permissions.

Surrounding the estate core is the land, comprising 480ac of productive arable land and pasture, 181ac of woodland, and 59ac of scrub and amenity land.

The formal dining room at Rahinstown House features elaborate cornicing.

Located within 15 minutes of the village of Summerhill and the town of Trim, both in Co Meath, the farm is in easy reach of all key amenities.

The interior of one of Rahinstown House's 16 bedrooms.

Dublin city centre is 41km away and can be reached in under an hour, placing the farm within commuting distance of the capital.

The 720ac of land includes 480ac of productive arable land and pasture.

With its combination of substantial period house, extensive farmland and strong equestrian facilities, Rahinstown Estate will likely appeal to lifestyle buyers seeking a prestigious country estate, as well as commercial farming, hospitality and equestrian interests.

Commenting on the launch, director of Savills James Butler said: "Rahinstown Estate is one of the most exceptional country estates to come to the Irish market in many years. Opportunities to acquire a property of this scale, heritage and quality are exceptionally rare.”