Mary’s house is an abandoned farmhouse located in Northern Ireland. Mary appeared to be an avid reader, a keen collector of small ornaments and an active member of the local church. Judging by the calendar and mail it appears this home has been left unloved since 2006.
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Robert Whiteside
Has Mary’s house in N’Ireland been sold yet? Or can it be sold? I would very much like to purchase an abandoned house or cottage in N’Ireland. Being native to the country it would suite my plan’s for returning.
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