€275,000

Beds

3 beds

Price

€275,000

Property Type

Size

0 meters²

Energy Rating

BER-Exempt

Refreshed on

Jun 30, 2026

Eircode

H71 NK30

Group Name

O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers Ltd

Sales License Number

001955

Description

O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers are delighted to offer Emlagharan, Ballyconneely, Clifden to the market, a charming detached three bedroom cottage, situated in one of the most scenic locations along the Wild Atlantic Way. Set on a generous site surrounded by the stunning Connemara countryside, the property enjoys a tranquil rural setting while remaining just a short drive from Ballyconneely Village and the vibrant market town of Clifden. The accommodation extends to a bright and welcoming living room featuring a traditional open fireplace. There is a spacious kitchen/ dining area which offers ample space for everyday family living and entertaining. There are three well-proportioned bedrooms together with a family bathroom, making the property suitable as a permanent residence, holiday home or investment opportunity. The property requires renovation and refurbishment throughout, presenting buyers with the opportunity to modernise and upgrade the home to suit their own requirements. Ballyconneely is renowned for its spectacular beaches, breathtaking coastal scenery and excellent local amenities, including shops, cafés, restaurants and the world-famous Connemara Championship Golf Links. The nearby town of Clifden offers a wide range of services, schools, boutiques and cultural attractions, making this an ideal location for those seeking the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and modern convenience. Whether you are looking for a family home, a peaceful holiday retreat or a property with excellent rental potential, this delightful cottage offers endless possibilities in one of Ireland's most sought-after coastal destinations. Call today to arrange a viewing and avoid disappointment.

BER Details

Exempt

Negotiator

Niamh Smyth

Description

BER Details

Exempt

Negotiator

Niamh Smyth