Edward O’Grady’s Historic Estate Hits Market for €3.25 Million

UPDATE: The estate of renowned Irish horse trainer Edward O’Grady is now on the market for an impressive €3.25 million. Located in Thurles, Tipperary, this sprawling property encompasses 207 acres and features a stunning five-bedroom Georgian country house, stables, and barns, making it a prime opportunity for equestrian enthusiasts and investors alike.

Just announced by auctioneer Roseanne De Vere Hunt of Sherry Fitzgerald, the property is already attracting significant interest, with numerous viewings having taken place. De Vere Hunt describes the land as being of “excellent quality,” enhancing its desirability in a competitive real estate market.

The listing on Daft.ie highlights the home’s captivating features, including deep bay windows and a kitchen that boasts one of the oldest Agas in Ireland, complemented by a modern cooker. This property promises a haven for hosting gatherings and creating lasting memories.

Over the years, O’Grady’s Killeens estate has been entrusted with the care of horses belonging to high-profile owners, including Robert Sangster, the Duke of Bedford, and even the President of Ireland. The estate also includes a two-bedroom staff apartment, 76 boxes within two stable yards, and several outbuildings tailored for equestrian needs.

For those looking to expand their investment, an additional property across the street is available for an extra €250,000, ideal for accommodating staff or groundskeepers.

Edward O’Grady, who passed away in July 2025 following a brief illness, leaves behind a legacy in the horse racing community and five children who may benefit from this lucrative sale.

As the property market heats up, potential buyers are urged to act quickly to secure this exceptional estate, which is considered one of the best in the county. With its rich history and promising future, O’Grady’s estate is a must-see for anyone serious about the equestrian lifestyle.

Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops!