We are delighted to bring to the market a three bedroomed cottage situated in the highly desirable area of Emlagharan, Ballyconeely. Standing on a site of circa 1.11 acre, this property enjoys uninterrupted views over the Twelve Bens, Cashel Hill, Errisbeg Mountain, Doon Hill and the Grainne Mhaol Castle.
This cottage enjoys the peace and tranquil...
L'Ann Moor, Foorglass, Ballyconneely, Co. Galway : Price on Application
Rare opportunity to obtain a spectacular Seashore Property in a highly sought after location, boasting magnificent views and dramatic shoreline in Ballyconneely, Connemara, County Galway, Ireland.
Superb, Dramatic Sea front property offered for sale on the open market
Once in every lifetime, a very special property comes to the market and in our opinion, Larna in Forglass, Ballyconneely is one of the most exciting properties we have seen in some time. A constellation of small traditional Irish style thatch cottages combine to make a very comfortable and cosy home right on the beach front. The views of the sea
Presenting a truly special traditional cottage located at Drimeen, Errislannan, Clifden, Co. Galway which has accommodation comprising of a front porch, living room, dining area and kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, pantry and large hot press. The charming stone cottage has a flat roofed rear extension which contains the kitchen, bathroom and one of...
This special house, set by lake and sea, amongst wild heather, gorse, rhododendrons, hy-drangeas, white lilac, black starry night skies, views of mountains, and soundless space broken only by sheep, has been the home to a couple for the past 20 years, now downsiz-ing. They are sad to leave but happy to pass on this great house for another to
Unique & spectacular, Garranbaun Lodge is a remarkable 4-bedroom residence enjoying rich historical provenance, set on a beautiful, private site of circa 5 acres. This one of a kind property offers truly inspirational living spaces, having been excellently refurbished to retain the original traditional feel of the house whilst marrying modern featu...
The three-bay two-storey Old Rectory was built c. 1856 by John Darcy, who founded Clifden some decades earlier, for his son the Rev Hyacinth Darcy, the building remained largely as it was for over a century and a quarter, when it was sold by the Church Representative Body, and a new smaller Rectory was built, the current owners, purchased the prope...
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