Delvin's South Hill House used to house a special school and is being offered in four lots.
A historic Westmeath mansion is hitting the market with a guide price of over €1.7m.
South Hill House is a 139-acre country estate in Delvin that was once home to Lawrence of Arabia, and later operated as a special school by the Sisters of Charity.
The early 19th-century property is being offered in four lots, with the main house and 68 acres guiding between €900,000 and €1m according to the Irish Independent.
An additional farmland and a two-acre wood is being sold separately.
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