Breaffy, Mayo

Breaffy Neighbourhood Guide

Mayo

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About Breaffy

Breaffy is a rural village and townland area just south-east of Castlebar, in County Mayo, with a quiet, community-oriented character and easy access to the county town. Homes are generally surrounded by open countryside, while Castlebar provides the wider range of shops, services, schools and employment within a short drive. Breaffy National School serves local families, with secondary education and further options available in Castlebar. Road access is centred on the R300 and local roads, with Castlebar railway station and bus services providing onward connections towards Westport, Galway and Dublin. Local social life includes Breaffy House Resort, with its hotel, leisure facilities and dining, while Castlebar offers a broader choice of pubs, cafés and restaurants. The area is particularly known for sport and community activity, including Breaffy GAA, and nearby walks, pitches and countryside support an active lifestyle. Turlough village and the National Museum of Ireland—Country Life are also within the wider surrounding area, adding cultural and recreational interest.

Property Market in Breaffy

Based on 5 properties for sale in Breaffy

€410,000
Median asking price
avg €433,333
€220k – €670k
Price range
5
Avg bedrooms
4
Avg bathrooms
225 m²
Avg floor area
B
Most common BER
1
New listings
last 3 months

Property types

3 (60%)
1 (20%)
Site1 (20%)

Bedrooms

4 bed2 (50%)
5+ bed2 (50%)

New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.

What’s in Breaffy

Schools

primary

Local primary school serving children from Breaffy and surrounding rural communities.

secondary

Established secondary school for boys, located in nearby Castlebar.

secondary

Castlebar secondary school providing post-primary education for local students.

further education

Provides vocational, adult-learning and further-education courses in Castlebar.

road

Regional road linking Breaffy with Castlebar and surrounding south Mayo communities.

rail

Mainline station offering train services towards Westport, Athlone and Dublin.

bus

Local and regional buses connect nearby Castlebar with Mayo and national destinations.

road

Strategic route east from Castlebar towards Westport, Longford and Dublin connections.

Amenities

hotel and leisure

Hotel, restaurants, spa, pool and leisure facilities serving residents and visitors.

sports facility

Local pitches and club facilities supporting Gaelic games and community activity.

shopping

Nearby county-town centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and essential services.

gym and leisure

Castlebar leisure complex offering swimming, fitness and sports facilities.

restaurant and pub

Popular Castlebar venue combining food, drinks and a lively local atmosphere.

museum

Turlough museum exploring Irish rural life, heritage and traditional culture.

Local Clubs & Businesses

sports club

Community Gaelic games club with football teams and extensive local involvement.

hotel and business

Major local hospitality, leisure and events business near the village.

sports club

Prominent neighbouring GAA club serving Castlebar and surrounding communities.

community group

Nearby community facility hosting local activities, events and services.

Nearby Areas

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