Gort Na Cullen, Srah, Tourmakeady, County Mayo F12 F791€230,000 D2

3 Bed Cottage 116.96 m² / 1259 ft² For Sale

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Description

Eircode: F12 F791

Property Partners Gill & Glynn is pleased to bring to market this beautiful home in the exquisite south Mayo Gaeltacht area of Tourmakeady.

The property itself is nothing short of picture perfect a pretty 1950`s built cottage which was periodically extended on the 80`s. The property enjoys an elevated site extending to c. 0.42 acres which enjoys lake views over Lough Mask.

Located in the town land of Gort Na Cullen (near Srah) just 7km north of Tourmakeady village, this property sits just a short distance from the northern shores of the majestic Lough Mask a Mecca for angling and water sports enthusiasts.

This breathtakingly beautiful region is rich in lots of other recreational offerings too including hill walking, hunting and much more.

Despite having all of the desirable trappings of a rural idyll, this area still scores highly on accessibility ratings. Being an hour`s commute from Galway and just under 25 minutes` drive from Castlebar.

Heating is by means of oil-fired radiator central heating (boiler has been upgraded in 2007). There is also an open fire in the living room. Windows comprise of double glazed uPVC.

Accommodation
The accommodation extends to c. 104 sq. m. (1,127 sq. ft.). See floor plan attached. It comprises of three double bedrooms, a kitchen/dining and sun room room, together with separate living quarters and a family bathroom and separate showroom.

The first floor is accessed via thread step stairs and offers an additional room for a home office or storeroom.

External
There is a large, detached block garage adjoining the property which extends to c. 67 sq. m (721 sq. ft.)

Externally, the property is set within a private site, with gardens front and rear. This lovely home benefits from mature landscaping that affords a high aesthetic appeal.
The property benefits from a concrete driveway with gated access.

DIRECTIONS
The townland of Srah is a five-minute drive via the R300 route - from the main N84 road that connects the towns of Castlebar and Ballinrobe. Both of those towns offer a comprehensive range of amenities and services and can be accessed by car in under 25 minutes.

The village of Tourmakeady is just a seven-minute drive away from this property. It also has an ample array of amenities including a great pub, shop and an Irish speaking secondary school and is close to a wonderful array of visitor attractions including Tourmakeady Woods and Waterfall, the angling hotspots of Loughs Mask, Carra and Corrib, Killary Fjord, and the spectacular Ashford Castle in the stunning island village of Cong.

VIEWINGS
Thoughtfully designed and stylishly decorated throughout and offering unprecedented living space, this gorgeous bungalow comes to the market in turn-key condition and Property Partners Gill & Glynn anticipates high demand for viewings.

To arrange yours, call, or text/WhatsApp Claire Glynn on 087 965 5584 or call 094 954 2819.

Features

  • Broadband
  • Elevated site (0.42 acres) with lake views
  • Situated 16km northwest of Ballinrobe, 23km from Westport
  • Highly scenic setting
  • Turnkey condition
  • Detached garage (67 sq. m)

Negotiator

Claire Glynn

BER Details

BER: D2
BER No: 116544859
Energy Performance Indicator: 287.03 kWh/m2/yr

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