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Curraghduff Farm, Glann, Oughterard, Galway

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Description

Curraghduff Farm is a beautiful cottage style residence on circa. 41.57 acres of hillside farm land in a wonderful scenic setting with breath-taking views over Lough Corrib. The residence, which was tastefully renovated, still manages to maintain its cottage feel but with all modern comforts making it an ideal family home. In excellent decorative order consisting of entrance porch, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility, three bedrooms, shower room and guest washroom. The living room, kitchen/dining room and two of the bedrooms boast stunning views of Lough Corrib. It is approached via a long driveway through stands of mature gardens and trees. Complete with horse arena, stabling, hay shed and a large workshop. Rarely do such properties present themselves to the market especially one with so much to offer in one of the most unspoilt countryside settings in the West of Ireland overlooking Lough Corrib and its islands. The land is laid out in separate plots which amount to a total land area of 10.06 Ha (24.85 acres) of well fenced land. There are also two half shares to commonage land that total 13.53 Ha (33.44 acres) which equates to 6.76 Ha (16.72 acres).

Description

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a hill side farm and dwelling house complete with horse arena, stabling, hay shed and a large workshop in one of the most unspoilt countryside settings in the West of Ireland overlooking Lough Corrib and its islands. The cottage is a fully refurbished dwelling that is in excellent order with the accommodation comprising of an entrance porch,sitting room, kitchen /dining room, utility room, three bedrooms, sho ...

Accommodation

The cottage is a fully renovated property in excellent order which comprises three double bedrooms, kitchen / dining room, sitting room, shower room, WC and utility. The property has a solid fuel central heating system that works of the Stanley range in the kitchen as well as four storage heaters. The cottage which is typical for all cottages is south facing to gain maximum amount of natural sunlight into the house. Full details of room are listed below;

Rooms

Features

Hillside farm Three bedroom cottage in very good order Stabling Large work shop Hay shed Horse arena 24.85 acres of land 1/2 share to 33.44 acres of commonage Lovely countryside and Lough Corrib views

Features

Hillside farm Three bedroom cottage in very good orderStablingLarge work shop Hay shedHorse arena24.85 acres of land1/2 share to 33.44 acres of commonageLovely countryside and Lough Corrib views

BER Details

BER: G BER No.108661570 Energy Performance Indicator:727.64 kWh/m²/yr

Directions

From The Square in Oughterard, proceed along Camp Street, keeping The Lake Hotel on your left and The Boat Inn on your right. Bear left over the bridge and continue along the Glann Road for approx. 5 miles. You will pass an old schoolhouse on the left and as the road starts to descend a hill, turn sharp left onto a small council road, and follow this road to the end where the property will be identified by DNG Martin O'Connor for sale signs.

Viewing Details

Viewing are strictly by appointment only with the Sole Selling agents DNG Martin O’Connor. (091) 866708.

Location

This entire area more commonly known as Glann is a highly sough after area to reside due to its total uniqueness and abundance of natural scenery. This farm overlooks the majority of Lough Corrib and Mount Gable. Oughterard it self is a charming village on the shores of Lough Corrib - the internationally renowned wild brown trout fishery. Known as the gateway to Connemara, Oughterard is well known for its range of shops, pubs and hotels which cater for the large numbers of visitors who come to take advantage of the walking, boating and other leisure activities for which this village is justly famous. Golf is available at the 18 hole Oughterard golf course, set in natural parkland and there are six other golf courses within an hour's drive. The property is situated only six miles from the village, in one of the loveliest parts of the Glann Road, just two mile from the Hill of Doon, and one of the most sought after locations in Connemara.

The Farm and Facilities

The property is held under two Folios with the land located in four sections in the townland of Curraghduff. The first plot known as the River Fields is a plot of approx three acres enclosed by stone walls and fencing and has river frontage. On these lands there is an open barn with block built walls and a galvanised roof with felt underneath. This shed measures 14'7" x 11'8" internally. The land has a shelter belt of mature pine trees. The lands are approached over a graveled road that goes through the undivided commonage lands. These commonage lands are relatively level and are used as rough grazing for the farm animals during the summer months and feeding area in conjunction with the River Fields and the open barn. These commonage lands with a portion across the road nearer to the farmyard extend to 13.53 Ha (33.44 acres) which equates to 6.76 Ha (16.72 acres). Approaching the driveway to the house there is a field on the left in front of the cottage and immediately to the right there is a hay barn in very good condition enclosed on the three side with an opening at the front, this shed extends to approximately 700 sq.ft. Next to the barn there is complex of buildings with the largest one been a work shop / equipment & storage shed. This shed is constructed of plastered block work under a steel truss roof with galvanised sheeting. Steel doors provide a wide entrance to the storage area. Adjoining this building are three horse boxes, divided by poles and a passage way for feeding. These can easily be removed to make other uses for the shed. This building has a floor area of approximately 1,400 sq.ft. Across the yard there is a stable block with three individual boxes. All of the buildings are in very good order, they is a electricity supply and water provided. To the rear of the building there is a stable manure storage area. To the north of the sheds there are several small fields. Moving up the property there is a lane which splits in two with a woodland area between both. The lanes are occasionally used by neighbouring land owners who have farmland further on. Taking the land to the rear of the cottage there are two large fields on the left known as the Barley Fields, these lands provide good grazing. At the top of the hill there is a large horse arena with superb views of Lough Corrib and the surrounding Connemara countryside. The arena is a professionally constructed facility which was excavated and back filled with stone, gravel and sand, there is a permeable draining sheet under the sand. The arena is enclosed with a post and rail fence. The facility extends to approximately 140' x 120'. Crossing the field down onto the lane one has to go through two sets of gates to access the fields known as Ceapp na Malla which are located at the end of the lane. This is a large rectangular shaped plot of land extending to c. 14 or thereabouts is enclosed by stone walls and fencing. There are many fine mature specimen trees on this plot. The fields are subdivided by stone walls. There is a storage shed at the entrance to the land it is on a concrete base and constructed of timber and plastic coated sheeted galvanise. This unique ready to go property lends itself to many opportunities, immediate viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.

Description

Curraghduff Farm is a beautiful cottage style residence on circa. 41.57 acres of hillside farm land in a wonderful scenic setting with breath-taking views over Lough Corrib. The residence, which was tastefully renovated, still manages to maintain its cottage feel but with all modern comforts making it an ideal family home. In excellent decorative order consisting of entrance porch, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility, three bedrooms, shower room and guest washroom. The living room, kitchen/dining room and two of the bedrooms boast stunning views of Lough Corrib. It is approached via a long driveway through stands of mature gardens and trees. Complete with horse arena, stabling, hay shed and a large workshop. Rarely do such properties present themselves to the market especially one with so much to offer in one of the most unspoilt countryside settings in the West of Ireland overlooking Lough Corrib and its islands. The land is laid out in separate plots which amount to a total land area of 10.06 Ha (24.85 acres) of well fenced land. There are also two half shares to commonage land that total 13.53 Ha (33.44 acres) which equates to 6.76 Ha (16.72 acres).

Description

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a hill side farm and dwelling house complete with horse arena, stabling, hay shed and a large workshop in one of the most unspoilt countryside settings in the West of Ireland overlooking Lough Corrib and its islands. The cottage is a fully refurbished dwelling that is in excellent order with the accommodation comprising of an entrance porch,sitting room, kitchen /dining room, utility room, three bedrooms, sho ...

Accommodation

The cottage is a fully renovated property in excellent order which comprises three double bedrooms, kitchen / dining room, sitting room, shower room, WC and utility. The property has a solid fuel central heating system that works of the Stanley range in the kitchen as well as four storage heaters. The cottage which is typical for all cottages is south facing to gain maximum amount of natural sunlight into the house. Full details of room are listed below;

Rooms

Features

Hillside farm Three bedroom cottage in very good order Stabling Large work shop Hay shed Horse arena 24.85 acres of land 1/2 share to 33.44 acres of commonage Lovely countryside and Lough Corrib views

Features

Hillside farm Three bedroom cottage in very good orderStablingLarge work shop Hay shedHorse arena24.85 acres of land1/2 share to 33.44 acres of commonageLovely countryside and Lough Corrib views

BER Details

BER: G BER No.108661570 Energy Performance Indicator:727.64 kWh/m²/yr

Directions

From The Square in Oughterard, proceed along Camp Street, keeping The Lake Hotel on your left and The Boat Inn on your right. Bear left over the bridge and continue along the Glann Road for approx. 5 miles. You will pass an old schoolhouse on the left and as the road starts to descend a hill, turn sharp left onto a small council road, and follow this road to the end where the property will be identified by DNG Martin O'Connor for sale signs.

Viewing Details

Viewing are strictly by appointment only with the Sole Selling agents DNG Martin O’Connor. (091) 866708.

Location

This entire area more commonly known as Glann is a highly sough after area to reside due to its total uniqueness and abundance of natural scenery. This farm overlooks the majority of Lough Corrib and Mount Gable. Oughterard it self is a charming village on the shores of Lough Corrib - the internationally renowned wild brown trout fishery. Known as the gateway to Connemara, Oughterard is well known for its range of shops, pubs and hotels which cater for the large numbers of visitors who come to take advantage of the walking, boating and other leisure activities for which this village is justly famous. Golf is available at the 18 hole Oughterard golf course, set in natural parkland and there are six other golf courses within an hour's drive. The property is situated only six miles from the village, in one of the loveliest parts of the Glann Road, just two mile from the Hill of Doon, and one of the most sought after locations in Connemara.

The Farm and Facilities

The property is held under two Folios with the land located in four sections in the townland of Curraghduff. The first plot known as the River Fields is a plot of approx three acres enclosed by stone walls and fencing and has river frontage. On these lands there is an open barn with block built walls and a galvanised roof with felt underneath. This shed measures 14'7" x 11'8" internally. The land has a shelter belt of mature pine trees. The lands are approached over a graveled road that goes through the undivided commonage lands. These commonage lands are relatively level and are used as rough grazing for the farm animals during the summer months and feeding area in conjunction with the River Fields and the open barn. These commonage lands with a portion across the road nearer to the farmyard extend to 13.53 Ha (33.44 acres) which equates to 6.76 Ha (16.72 acres). Approaching the driveway to the house there is a field on the left in front of the cottage and immediately to the right there is a hay barn in very good condition enclosed on the three side with an opening at the front, this shed extends to approximately 700 sq.ft. Next to the barn there is complex of buildings with the largest one been a work shop / equipment & storage shed. This shed is constructed of plastered block work under a steel truss roof with galvanised sheeting. Steel doors provide a wide entrance to the storage area. Adjoining this building are three horse boxes, divided by poles and a passage way for feeding. These can easily be removed to make other uses for the shed. This building has a floor area of approximately 1,400 sq.ft. Across the yard there is a stable block with three individual boxes. All of the buildings are in very good order, they is a electricity supply and water provided. To the rear of the building there is a stable manure storage area. To the north of the sheds there are several small fields. Moving up the property there is a lane which splits in two with a woodland area between both. The lanes are occasionally used by neighbouring land owners who have farmland further on. Taking the land to the rear of the cottage there are two large fields on the left known as the Barley Fields, these lands provide good grazing. At the top of the hill there is a large horse arena with superb views of Lough Corrib and the surrounding Connemara countryside. The arena is a professionally constructed facility which was excavated and back filled with stone, gravel and sand, there is a permeable draining sheet under the sand. The arena is enclosed with a post and rail fence. The facility extends to approximately 140' x 120'. Crossing the field down onto the lane one has to go through two sets of gates to access the fields known as Ceapp na Malla which are located at the end of the lane. This is a large rectangular shaped plot of land extending to c. 14 or thereabouts is enclosed by stone walls and fencing. There are many fine mature specimen trees on this plot. The fields are subdivided by stone walls. There is a storage shed at the entrance to the land it is on a concrete base and constructed of timber and plastic coated sheeted galvanise. This unique ready to go property lends itself to many opportunities, immediate viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.
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DNG Martin O'Connor Auctioneers
DNG Martin O'Connor Auctioneers
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PSRA Licence No. 003607

Date created: Oct 20, 2012

DNG Martin O'Connor Auctioneers
DNG Martin O'Connor Auctioneers
PSRA Licence No. 003607
Martin O'Connor
Call Agent: 091 8...