This 175-year-old real-life castle in Northern Ireland has real historical cachet. Last listed for sale in 1959, Elmfield, as the manor house is known, dates back to the 1850s when Scottish architect William Spence originally built it for a local linen magnate named James Dickson. On the market for the first time in 65 years, the baronial fortress is asking £3.35 million ($4.5 million). By comparison, in the U.S., that same amount of cash will snag you Emmy-winning TV composer Jeff…
Tour a 19th Century Castle in Ireland Listed for $4.5 Million
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