Ballyhip, Louisburgh, Mayo

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Beds	4 beds
Price	Sold
Property Type
Size	meters²
Energy Rating	BER-D1
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Eircode	F28K573

Description

This well-presented property offers cosy and easy maintain accommodation. On the ground floor is a bright open plan kitchen/living space with the living area having an open fire and full height ceilings. The living area provides access to the first-floor landing where there is sufficient space to have a computer desk/office area. There are three good sized bedrooms (1 ensuite) together with a family bathroom and a hotpress on ground floor. At first floor level there is a large bedroom with an ensuite and built in wardrobes. The property has been very well maintained by the current owners and is in turn key condition. Externally, the property has lawned areas to the front and rear with a tarmacadam driveway and kerbing. There is a steel shed adjacent to the property. The property would make an excellent main, holiday or active retirement home. Viewing is advised to appreciate the location, character and potential. Location: Located as it is on the Atlantic coast, Louisburgh is famous for its wide range of unspoilt beaches, famed for their clean bathing waters and untainted sandy coves. Beaches in the Louisburgh area include Carramore, Old Head and Bertra, while beaches in nearby Killadoon have been rated as the best in Europe, i.e. Tallabawn (Silver Strand) and Dooaghtry. Leenane is approx 25 miles to the south of Louisburgh. Nearby Roonagh Pier, approx. 6 km from the town, is the departure point for ferries to Clare Island and Inishturk. Other beautiful scenic drives include going south to Connemara via Doolough and Leenane, north to Achill via Westport and Newport, or to Ballycastle and the Ceide Fields via Castlebar and Pontoon, or east to Tourmakeady and Lough Nafooey via Westport/ Tourmakeady and Leenane. A short drive from Louisburgh is the famous Killary Fjord, a 9-mile-long inlet which boasts some of the finest scenery in the west of Ireland. If your passion is walking, climbing or just generally 'rambling', then Louisburgh is the perfect destination for you! There are numerous very interesting walks to discover in and around Louisburgh, with magnificent scenery thrown in for good measure. The town of Westport is approx. 21km from this property, Westport, designated one of Bord Failte's Heritage Towns, is situated in the shadow of Croagh Patrick, overlooking Clew Bay. One of the few planned towns in the Country, Westport was designed in the 18th Century by James Wyatt. It has become one of Ireland's established tourism centres, with many outstanding features, most notably the beautiful tree lined boulevard known as The Mall, running parallel to the Carrowbeg River.

Accommodation

GROUND FLOOR Entrance Hallway: 3.29m x 1.75m Inner Hallway: 5.34m x 1.11m Kitchen/Living: 3.44m x 3.35m + 4.39m x 5.47m Utility: 2.31m x 1.66m Hotpress: 1.53m x 0.97m Bathroom: 3.19m x 1.78m Bedroom 1: 3.22m x 2.77m Bedroom 2: 4.21m x 2.99m + 1.15m x 0.79m Bedroom 3: 3.20m x 3.92m Ensuite: 0.99m x 3.06m FIRST FLOOR Landing: 3.02m x 2.16m + 1.91m x 1.06m Bedroom 4: 2.70m x 1.37m + 4.28m x 4.42m Ensuite: 1.86m x 2.90m Internal Floor Area: c.139.35 sq.m (c.1,500 sq.ft) approx.

Features

 Circa 4 kilometres to Louisburgh town  Rural setting with pleasant mountainous and countryside views  Tarmacadam driveway, lawned gardens  Presents in turn key condition  4 Bedrooms (2 Ensuite)  Ideal family home/holiday home/retirement property

BER Details

BER: D1

Directions

From Louisburgh, proceed out the Westport Road (R335) for c.2.4km, taking a right at the First Old Head crossroads. Proceed straight through next crossroads for c.1km and take the next left. The subject property is c. 1 km on the left-hand side with FM Auctioneers for sale sign thereon.

Ballyhip, Louisburgh, Mayo

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