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Moon Cottage, Ballyweeaun, Clonbur, County Galway.

Helen Cassidy — Sat, 22 Nov 2025 12:54:07 +0000

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Moon Cottage, Ballyweeaun, Clonbur, County Galway.

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Moon Cottage, on Mount Gable, Ballyweeaun, Clonbur, County Galway is an enchanting Historic property on about one acre of land surrounded by beautifully rolling lawns, fine stands of well-established trees, a profusion of meadows, flowers and orchard.

This is a charming, romantic property, located on the slopes of the dramatic Mount Gable, which dominates the isthmus between Lough Corrib and Lough Mask with some of the most scenic mountain walks in Ireland, and just a short stroll from the mysterious Lough Coolin. The property is a subtle blend of traditional Irish Country Cottage, with the most modern, stylish and chic interiors. Rural, peaceful, far enough away, yet not too far away.

Just a short drive takes you to the pretty rural towns of Clonbur and Cong, and a mere ten minutes drive to the shores of the glorious Lough Mask at Rosshill and Lough Corrib at Golden Bay . Prepare to be bewitched! The property is bound by traditional stone walls and is accessed via a gated entrance with parking, and pretty stone paths picked out through the lawns. Magnificent mountain views, tranquil, dreamy location. The cottage, dating from the 1840′s, and all buildings adjacent, have been completely renovated to an extremely high standard within the last two years, and grounds fully landscaped.

A Fairy Tale property!

Description:

The entire property, measuring approx. 1,299 sq ft., consists of the fully renovated Historic Cottage with an array of complimentary ancilliary buildings laid out as follows:

Moon Cottage:

Newly thatched historic building, freshly plastered and painted throughout. Liscannor stone floors, recessed lights, ornate chandeliers, double glazed hand fashioned bespoke wooden cottage windows, Underfloor heating. Integrated sound system.

Accommodation:

Fine high Entrance Porch, with bespoke wooden storage benches, leading directly into: Double Height Open Plan Reception Room with ornate chandeliers, Fully fitted State of the Art Kitchen, bespoke German designed granite counter tops, Siemens Oven, Hob, Fridge, Freezer, Wine cooler, Franke Sinks and an array of discreet storage areas to satisfy the most exacting of chefs. Cosy Fireplace, Seating / Dining / Reception area. Floor to ceiling carved wooden doors, leading to; Corridor, Sliding wooden shutters, Bath Room with chandelier and shelving, Shower Room with marbled walls, chandelier, WC and WHB, wood shelving and presses. Double Height Master Bedroom with four poster double bed, matching bedside tables with lamps, Chandelier, Walk-in Wardrobe with wooden shelving. Liscannor stone floor.

The Bunk House:

Directly adjacent to Moon Cottage, of hand dressed local stone construction, thatched roof, liscannor stone floors, underfloor heating, two sets matching wooden bunk beds, Utility room with washing machine, dryer, sink, laundry station, Ice maker. Heating system and storage area.

The Barn; Double Height with full size shuttered French windows on both aspects, beautiful tranquil views. Four poster Double Bed, matching bedside tables and lamps, Ornate Chandelier. Shower, with chandelier, Whc and wb, sliding wooden shutters.

The Man Cave: Of hand dressed local stone construction, Thatch roof, Liscannor stone floors, heating, smart tv. Septic Tank, Geothermal Heating. Water; Mains. In built sound ystem. All contents, furniture, fixtures and fitttings included, personal items, art work, pottery excluded.

Moon Cottage is within a five-minute drive of County Mayo’s famous Lough Mask at Rosshill Bay, and also a short distance from Lough Corrib. A superb location for those who seek the peace and majesty of the great Western lakes, with a wealth of water based activities available such as fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, boating and swimming. The location – short drive to Clonbur, Ashford Castle and Cong, means that you are private, but not isolated.

On the edge of Connemara, and yet under an hour from Galway City. There are beautiful woodland and mountain walks close to the house. At the nearby pretty fishing village of Clonbur you will find a well-stocked supermarket, three cosy pubs with fine food, a post office, a hotel, award winning artisan bakery, a garage and a Medical Centre.

Just 10 mins away is the world famous Ashford Castle, part of which dates from the 12th century. Here you will find fine dining in elegant surroundings set in beautiful parkland. There is a golf course as well as a falconry and an equestrian centre.

Knock Airport less than an hour, Shannon Airport approx two hours, and Dublin Airport three hours. Galway City with its wealth of Culture, the Arts, Theatre and Fine Restaurants is a mere hour’s drive. A short drive will take you through the dramatic beauty of the Connemara Mountains to the many magical beaches around Leenane, Tully Cross, Carraroe, Cleggan, and Clifden. Distances are approximate. All floor plans and measurements approximate.

For further details and viewing arrangements please contact; Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

Viewers enter the property at their own risk. Please take care.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748 Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract.They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Historic Cottage at Ballytoohy Beg, Clare Island, Co.Mayo: € 420,000

Helen Cassidy — Mon, 17 Nov 2025 21:12:38 +0000

For Sale: Historic Property at Ballytoohy Beg, Clare Island. County Mayo, Ireland: € 420,000.

Ber: D1.

Exclusive opportunity to purchase a beautifully renovated and extended historic cottage on about two acres, set in a most spectacular location on the enchanting Clare Island, Clew Bay, County Mayo. Prepare to be entranced!

Nothing short of magical, feel the cares of the world slip from your shoulders as you settle back and enjoy the ever-changing vista of Knockmore out to the West. It’s captivating. Of a balmy summer evening it’s a pleasure to cycle up to the nearby cove – about 5 minutes away – for an evening swim or boat trip. There is an abundance of wildlife to enjoy, hares, warblers, wrens and swallows are frequent visitors. In the Summer the Milky Way is visible on clear nights, and in Winter the Northern Lights. Bathe in the silence and zero pollution.

Location:

The property lies About 2.5 km ( 6 min drive) distant from Clare Island Pier, and was purchased by the present owners in 2012, who then set about a substantial and well thought out sustainable renovation and extension of superior design and execution.

Details of The Cottage Extension and Restoration: ( Planning Permission Ref; 14/474)

Using traditional craftsmanship, the restoration included drainage installation using volcanic chips ( lecce pebbles) as insulation which were put in layers of myplex. The Brazilian slate flooring was laid in lime mortar, and all cement was removed from the old cottage and replaced with lime mortar. In the old cottage all walls were coated with a thick hemp and lime mix, and finished off with a lime silka mix.

During the renovations the owners removed the plasterboard and found a wall that was thought to be the original wall. They contracted the Chief Conservator of the Medieval Abbey on Clare Island, Christoph Oldenbourg to preserve the wall. He estimated that the paint and plaster he preserved was from early 1900.

The extension was made from poroton self insulating blocks and then externally rendered in lime mortar in sympathy with the old cottage. Front windows are single glazed hand made from reclaimed pitch pine, with shuttering. All other windows are double glazed.

The restored Danish Log Burner was kept to support additional heating, as needed. The roof was replaced with natural slate, and insulated fully. A French drain was created surrounding the cottage below the water table. This has a dramatic effect on the atmosphere in the cottage. No more damp or salt deposits as the cottage dried out naturally over two years.

This is a cleverly designed and beautifully executed sustainable renovation, sure to create significant interest on the open market.

THE ACCOMMODATION: ( 93 sq. m.)

The floors throughout the entire property (excluding bathrooms) are Brazilian slate, chosen to maximise heat retention so they heat up during the sunshine and slowly release heat.

The owners recycled the hardwood boxes the slates arrived in as bathroom and utility room cabinets.

All ceilings are clad in sustainable pine wood.

The property was totally rewired with a new system in 2015, with fire alarms and carbon monoxide alarms linked to electric in all rooms. Wall switches for side lamps in all rooms.

Entrance Hallway; 5.5 sq.m.

Open Plan Kitchen/ Dining room; 16 sq.m.

The Kitchen is from DeVol Kitchens in the UK. It’s a Sebastian Cox kitchen. He picks his own trees out so he can control the quality of the wood. It’s a beautiful kitchen to cook in and is totally sustainable.

Utility: 7.5 sqm: With Belfast sink from the original cottage. Door and surround are Irish red alder wood.

Sitting Room: 16 sqm. with shuttered windows, handcrafted in reclaimed pine, reclaimed Danish wood burning stove. The lintel over the fireplace is made from a sequoia tree felled in the midlands of Ireland. The sills are all reclaimed from an 18th century house in Donegal.

Double Bedroom One: 11 sqm with shuttered windows, hand crafted in reclaimed pine.

Bathroom; 4 sqm. Bath, Handbasin on sandstone plinth, WC. Bath and floor tiles are Victorian replica porcelain.

The bathroom fittings are from Bathrooms at Source in the UK. The make is mainly Vado.

Double Bedroom Two: 12 sqm with shuttered windows, hand crafted in reclaimed pine.

Shower Room; 5 sqm. Walk in Power Shower with booster pump, Sink on sandstone plinth, WC. The Shower Room fittings are from Bathrooms at Source in the UK. The make is mainly Vado. Floor tiles areV ictorian replica porcelain.

No ferrous metal has been used in any part of the house including, screws, locks etc. They are all made of either aluminium, brass or copper.

WIFI; Westnet 8912.

Waste Water System: Upgrade of Packaged Tertiary Treatment System to existing Septic Tank.

Mains Water.

Heating System;

The Air to Water system is Nordic in origin and was chosen for practical and ecological reasons. The system has radiators in the original cottage and an air conditioning unit in the new section. The system is remotely controlled via an App in three separate sections – radiators in the en-suites, in the original cottage and the extension can be turned on independently.

Folio Number: MY 70946 F

Eircode; F28TR98.

Externally;

Two hundred trees were planted in 2015 consisting of mainly of Alder and Beech from cuttings of a nearby wood to give privacy and some shelter on the west side of the property. This area has been fenced in to protect them and also has some red and black currant bushes. This section attracts birds and insects.

Features of note on Clare Island:

Clare Island, reputed to be the largest of the 365 islands in Clew Bay, is the ancestral home of the legendary Pirate Queen Grace O’Malley and her Clan. The remains of her Medieval Castle stand proud and commanding by the main Clare Island pier and access to the Island. Through the Middle Ages, Clare Island was part of the lands of the O’Malley family. Rich in culture, archaeology and heritage, this mountainous island of dramatic Atlantic cliffs, and superb seascapes and beaches, offers a wealth of water and mountain based activities such as angling, boating, swimming, sailing and mountain climbing.

Clare Island is deeply historic, from an ancient bog-bound forest to a 5,500-year-old megalithic court tomb, a bronze-age promontory fort, 19th Century Napoleonic Signal Tower, and numerous 3,000 year old cooking pits (or fulacht fiadh in Irish).

The walls of the 14th century Cistercian Abbey, on the South side of the Island feature remarkable medieval wall painting displaying a horseman, a hound, a fox, a snake, a crucifix, leaves, a dragon and archers . The Abbey was founded by the O’Malleys and contains the O’Malley Tomb, a possible burial site of Grainne O’Malley.

There are a number of restaurants and bars on the Island, well known for good food, traditional music and recitations.

A Pilot health care Remote Patient monitoring programme has recently been activated on the Island, using new technologies and enhanced communication techniques to improve patient care, including video conferencing services to assist patients living in remote areas.

Access to the Island ( approx. 5 km off shore) is via Ferry from Roonagh Pier, approx. half hr drive from Westport. The service is year round, and takes approx. 10 minutes.

For further details and viewing arrangements please contact;

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

Viewers enter the property at their own risk. Please take care.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

Ballard, Mount Gable, Clonbur, County Galway; SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 09:07:00 +0000

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Ballard, Clonbur, County Galway: SOLD

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Charming Limestone Stone fronted Residence on c. 1.25 acres, located in a beautiful elevated situation on Mount Gable, overlooking the north shores of Lough Corrib in an area of outstanding scenic beauty with fantastic mountain and lake views.

Sure to entice and delight. Suit anglers, holiday makers, writers, artists, family.

The Accommodation Provides:

Entrance Hallway with tiled floor, Utility, Fully Fitted Kitchen/Dining area, tiled floor, leading down to

Sitting room with cherrywood floors, feature fireplace framed in local stone, bay window overlooking the lake,

Master Bedroom at with superb lake views, En Suite.

Bedroom Two.

Full Bathroom.

Upstairs:

One further good sized bedroom, solid pine floors.

Garage.

Ber: E1. Measurements: 115 SQ M / 1237 SQ FT.

The General Area;

The property is within easy driving distance of Connemara, an area of great natural beauty with a wealth of activities to enjoy.

Other nearby attractions include :-

World renowned fishing on Loughs Corrib and Mask.

Historic Ashford Castle where many heads of state have stayed.

Ireland’s School of Falconry gives you the chance to fly a hawk around the spectacular

grounds of Ashford Castle in a private Hawk Walk.

There is also an Equestrian centre at Ashford Castle. Boat trips can be taken on Lough Corrib.

The magnificent 19th century Kylemore Abbey.

Killary fjord – the only one in Ireland. Cruises of the fjord can be taken from Leenane.

An 18 hole golf course is 25 minutes away.

Shopping in Galway and Old Galway City. I hr..

Lots of lovely pubs, restaurants and shops.

Cong Abbey ruins are very beautiful, if you are looking for peace and tranquility.

Ballintubber Abbey is just 35 mins. away.

The location – a short drive to Clonbur,, Cong and Ashford Castle, means that you are private, but not isolated.

On the edge of Connemara, and yet just an hour from Galway City.

There are beautiful woodland and mountain walks close to the house.

Distances:

Five minutes drive will take you to is the pretty fishing village of Clonbur. Here you will find a well-stocked supermarket, two cosy pubs with fine food, award winning bakery, a hotel, a garage and a Medical Centre.

Knock Airport less than an hour, Shannon Airport approx two hours, and Dublin Airport three hours.

Galway City with its wealth of Culture, the Arts, Theatre and Fine Restaurants is a mere hour’s drive.

A short drive will take you through the dramatic beauty of the Connemara Mountains to the many magical beaches around Leenane, Tully Cross, Carraroe, Cleggan, and Clifden.

Distances: 4 km / 6 minutes to Clonbur 8 km / 10 minutes to Cong 32 km / 34 minutes to Leenaun 43 km / 45 minutes Oughterard 46 km / 50 minutes to Galway 69 km / 1 hour to Ireland West Airport at Knock 247 km / 2 hr 50 minutes to Dublin 253 km / 2 hr 45 minutes to Dublin Airport All distances and times are approximate.

For further details, and viewing arangements please contact;

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI,

Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House,

Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com

Tel: 00353 87 2463748

PSR License No: 002657

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that

all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy Auctioneers. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold

Castletown, Cross, County Mayo F12H9E2 € 545,000

Helen Cassidy — Fri, 17 Oct 2025 18:10:39 +0000

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Castletown, Cross, County Mayo: F12 H9E2. € 545,000

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Rare opportunity to acquire a very desirable property of extensive proportions presented for sale in fine decorative order and located in an area of great rural serenity close the shores of Lough Corrib by Inishmacatreer Island, Castletown, Co. Mayo.

A superb location for those who seek the peace and majesty of the great Western lakes, with a wealth of water based activities to enjoy such as kayaking, paddle boarding, boating, swimming, and of course access to some of the finest fishing available in Western Europe.

The location is justly renowned as an area abundant in natural beauty, with a wealth of delightful nature trails and that elusive privacy so precious in today’s world.

14 minutes drive takes you to the town of Headford, with an extensive range of services such as Medical Centre, Vets, Supervalu and Tesco, Centra, Pharmacies, Bank, Dentist, The Anglers Rest Hotel, Campbells Pub for great music and pizza, a number of service stations and an excellent selection of Primary and Secondary schools in the general vicinity.

JOINT AGENTS: Helen Cassidy Auctioneer, and Vincent Walsh Auctioneer.

Description of Property:

This is a smart, elegant Residence on approx. 4.4 acres, accessed via gated entrance with tree lined avenue, lawns to rear and fore, well tended gardens and fine stands of trees. Very private and peaceful. Far enough away, yet not too far away!

Measuring approx. 2,143sq ft ( 199 sq m), the interior of the house has been thoughtfully laid out to a very high specification, with tasteful decor and an eye to detail. All windows and doors double glazed.

The Accommodation is laid out as follows; (all measurements approximate)

- Entrance Hall: 2.047 x 6.567 oak stairs to first floor.

- Side Hall: 1.330 x 4.702 wood flooring and beamed ceiling.

- Sitting room: 4.087 x 4.724 brick fireplace with an oil stove, wood flooring, beamed ceiling and open plan to sun room.

- Sun Room: 3.215 x 3.286 tile flooring, all glass walls, French doors to side garden and beamed ceiling.

- Dining/Kitchen open plan: 7.266 x 3.255 (overall)

- Dining Area: 3.194 x 2.945 beamed ceiling, tile flooring.

- Kitchen Area: 4.066 x 3.255, Fitted cabinets with electrical appliances, oven hob, Stanley range, dishwasher, Samsung USA Fridge, tile floor, & access door to garden.

- Utility: 2.374 x 2.149 Fitted cabinets and laundry facilities, tile floor, rear access door, & electrical panel.

- Hot Press: 2.378 x 0.799 insulated tank, shelved and wood flooring.

- Bedroom 1: 2.983 x 3.595 wood flooring and cove moulding.

- Bedroom 2: 3.383 x 3.575 wood flooring and cove moulding.

- Ensuite: 1.767 x 1.508 shower, toilet, sink, bathtub, fully tiled.

- Main Bathroom: 2.960 x 2.753 electric shower, bathtub, toilet, sink & fully tiled.

- First Floor:

- Living Room including Bathroom: 6.309 x 7.693 box windows, open fireplace with brick surround, beamed ceilings, & wood flooring.

- Bathroom shared with master bedroom: 2.130 x 3.072 pump shower, toilet, sink, fully tiled, velux window & beamed ceiling.

- Master Bedroom: 3.910 x 6.299 box window, wood flooring, & beamed ceiling,

- Walk in wardrobe: 1.008 x 2.572 wood flooring & shelved.

Further Specifications:

- Block and plaster style construction with an insulated cavity.

- Cut timber frame roof with felt and slate.

- Pvc wood grain windows and doors with insulated glass.

- Aluminium facia, soffit and gutters.

- Oil Central heating with Stanley range and an oil stove.

- Public water supply and Private septic system.

- Entrance gates & gravel driveway.

- 2 minute walking distance to Lough Corrib lakeshore.

Driving distances: ( all distances approximate)

10 mins to Headford town, 40 mins to Castlebar and 1 hr to Ireland West ( Knock) Airport, 1.5hrs to Shannon Airport , and 3 hrs. Dublin Airport. Galway City with its wealth of Culture, the Arts, Theatre and Fine Restaurants is a mere 45 mins away.

Travelling westwards from the property, a pleasant drive will take you through the dramatic beauty of the Connemara Mountains to the many magical beaches around Leenane, Tully Cross, Carraroe, Cleggan, and Clifden.

7 mins Cross village, 12 mins Cong, 20 mins Clonbur, 1 hr Leenaun,1 hr Oughterard.

For further details and viewing arrangements please contact: Joint Agents as follows:

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer, Clonbur House,

Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

Vincent Walsh Auctioneer,

Vincent Walsh Auctioneers, Headford, Co. Galway: PSR: 003803

Tel:087 2499686 093 34695

Viewing of all Properties at viewers’ risk. Please take care.

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Joint Agents Helen Cassidy Autioneer and Vincent Walsh Auctioneer. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Blue Charm Cottage, Tumneenaun, Clonbur, Co. Galway; SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Fri, 26 Jan 2024 11:54:25 +0000

Blue Charm Cottage, Lough Corrib, County Galway: (F12 KV76): € 475,000

Exclusive Residence, on c. one acre, located on the north shores of Lough Corrib in an area of outstanding scenic beauty with fantastic lake and mountain views and shoreline onto Lough Corrib.

Sure to entice and delight. Suit anglers, holiday makers, writers, artists, family.

The accommodation provides:

( 143 m sq)

Hallway with paved floor, Dining/ Sittingroom with timber floors, feature fireplace framed in local stone, bay window overlooking the lake,

Master Bedroom at ground level with timber floors, superb lake views, timber framed fireplace, En Suite.

Fully Fitted Kitchen, Utility.

Upstairs:

Two further good sized bedrooms, one of which is En Suite. Family Bathroom.

PVC Windows, solid pine floors, panelled ceiling, pine staircase,

38 sq m garage. Ber: E2.

The General Area;

Clonbur is located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty, with fantastic lake and mountain views.

The property is within easy driving distance of Connemara, an area of great natural beauty with a wealth of activities to enjoy.

Other nearby attractions include :-

World renowned fishing on Loughs Corrib and Mask.

Historic Ashford Castle where many heads of state have stayed.

Ireland’s School of Falconry gives you the chance to fly a hawk around the spectacular

grounds of Ashford Castle in a private Hawk Walk.

There is also an Equestrian centre at Ashford Castle. Boat trips can be taken on Lough Corrib.

- The magnificent 19th century Kylemore Abbey.

- Killary fjord – the only one in Ireland. Cruises of the fjord can be taken from Leenane.

- An 18 hole golf course is 15 minutes away.

- Shopping in Galway and Old Galway City. 45 mins.

- Lots of lovely pubs, restaurants and shops.

- Cong Abbey ruins are very beautiful, if you are looking for peace and tranquility.

- Ballintubber Abbey is just 35 mins. away.

The location – short drive to Cong, Ashford Castle and Clonbur, means that you are private, but not isolated. You are on the edge of Connemara, and yet under an hour from Galway City There are beautiful woodland and mountain walks close to the house.

Five minutes drive away is the pretty fishing village of Clonbur. Here you will find a well-stocked supermarket, two cosy pubs with fine food, a post office, a hotel, a garage and a Medical Centre. Just 10 mins away is the world famous Ashford Castle, part of which dates from the 12th century. Here you will find fine dining in elegant surroundings set in beautiful parkland. There is a golf course as well as a falconry and an equestrian centre. Knock Airport less than an hour, Shannon Airport approx two hours, and Dublin Airport three hours. Galway City with its wealth of Culture, the Arts, Theatre and Fine Restaurants is a mere hour’s drive.

A short drive will take you through the dramatic beauty of the Connemara Mountains to the many magical beaches around Leenane, Tully Cross, Carraroe, Cleggan, and Clifden. Distances: 4 km / 6 minutes to Cong 5 km / 7 minutes to Clonbur 32 km / 34 minutes to Leenaun 43 km / 45 minutes Oughterard 46 km / 50 minutes to Galway 69 km / 1 hour to Ireland West Airport at Knock 247 km / 2 hr 50 minutes to Dublin 253 km / 2 hr 45 minutes to Dublin Airport All distances and times are approximate.

- For further details, maps, plans, and brochure please contact;

- Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI,

- Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House,

- Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

- www.premierpropertiesireland.com

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- 00353 87 2463748

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PSR License No: 002657

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way

guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that

all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy Auctioneers. All properties are offered subject to

contract and to being unsold.

Derrew Lodge, Partry, County Mayo. SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Fri, 06 Oct 2023 21:56:50 +0000

Derrew Lodge, located at Derrew, Partry, County Mayo, SOLD.

Derrew Lodge is a particularly attractive traditional Irish cottage, dating from the late 1930′s and set in a stunning Lakeshore location, with extensive shoreline onto Derrew Lake, near Partry, County Mayo. Surrounded by close on five acres of land set in garden and pasture, with well- established stands of trees and direct access to the lake, this property is sure to attract serious attention on the open market.

Dreamy, tranquil Location. very private. Far Enough away, yet not too far away.

The cottage itself, whilst in need of renovation and upgrading, is of particular charm, with many original features preserved. It is possible the purchaser may avail of the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, depending on meeting the qualifying conditions.

The Accommodation comprises: Entrance Hallway/ Corridor, Sitting Room with fireplace, Kitchen/ Dining Room with Stove, Bathroom, Three Bedrooms. The property has been extended to the rear with a large garden room/conservatory facing the lake. In general, the cottage presents reasonably well, though in need of some updating and maintenance.

Further buildings include: a two-port garage, out-office with electricity and water, fuel shed, and workshop.

Driving Distances:

Though the property is tucked away down a quiet country road, Shopping and Dining out facilities are close by at Ballinrobe, 18km, Castlebar, 15km, Partry, 5 km, Ballintober, and Ballintober Abbey, 5 km. Knock Airport, 50 km. Galway City, 60km.

The general area is well known for access to some of the finest fishing in Western Europe, with Lough Mask, Lough Corrib and Lough Carra a short way distant, offering a wealth of water based activities such as world class angling, swimming, boating, and other water sports. The nearby Partry Mountains are well revered as some of the best hiking trails in the West, with Croagh Patrick ( the Reek) and the Atlantic Coast just a half hr drive.

For further details and viewing arrangements please contact;

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

Viewers enter the property at their own risk. Please take care.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com

Traditional Thatch at Doorus, Cornamona, County Galway; SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Sat, 22 Jul 2023 19:54:58 +0000

Thatched Dwelling on Doorus Peninsula, Lough Corrib;

Charmingly presented Thatched Dwelling with a wealth of classic features located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty on Doorus Peninsula, Lough Corrib, Cornamona, County Galway. This property consists of three bedrooms all ensuite, large traditional living room with feature fire place, fully fitted kitchen and dining room, study, bathroom and conservatory which boasts spectacular panoramic views. This property also boasts a mature garden. Viewing comes highly recommended to see what this property has to offer.

For further details, maps, plans and brochure please contact Sole Agent: Viewing of all Properties at viewers risk. Please take care. Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland. www.premierpropertiesireland.com 00 353 949546868 0035387 2463748 These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Main Street Cong Co. Mayo. SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Sat, 27 May 2023 21:22:09 +0000

For Sale;

Very rare opportunity to purchase a Historic Two Storey Four Bedroom Town House,

located on the Main Street of the well known village of Cong, County Mayo, Ireland.

The property is most unique, having direct frontage onto the Cong River.

Sure to command serious interest on the Open Market.

Price is on Application. Contact Sole Agent Helen Cassidy Auctioneer, MRICS, MSCSI,

Call: 00 353 87 2463748 email: helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

for further information and viewing arrangements.

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The property is located on main street of the Village of Cong, with gardens to the rear, leading directly down to the banks of the Cong River, offering tremendous views and access.

This is a superbly located property, with private vehicular entrance to the rear, providing the following accommodation; Entrance Hallway, Four Bedrooms, Two Bathrooms, Kitchen, Sitting Room.

Ber Rating: G. Ber Number: 116512401

The village of Cong is located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty, perfectly positioned between the renowned fishing lakes of Lough Corrib and Lough Mask, offering a vast range of Country activities suitable for lovers of fishing, water sports, hill and mountain walking, with outstanding access to a wide range of lake and forest trails, or simply soaking up the incredible scenic beauty of the region.

This is a superb location for those who seek the peace and majesty of of the West of Ireland, with a wealth of amenities on the doorstep that the village of Cong has to offer. Richly endowed with Historic sites, Cong is most well known for Cong Abbey and Ashford Castle, both dating from the 12th Century. More recently, Cong is associated with the making of the 1952 Hollywood Classic, ” The Quiet Man”, starring John Wayne and Maureen O Hara. Many scenes were filmed in the village, and its influence can still be felt today , with Quiet Man landmarks and attractions dotted throughout the village.

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The general area is noted for it’s exceptional salmon and trout fishing, being prefectly positioned between the great fishing lakes of Lough Corrib and Lough Mask.

Cong village has a friendly, vibrant atmosphere, with a fine range of Restaurants and Cafes, Gift Shops, friendly Pubs, Bookshop, Chemist, Garage, Post office, Health Clinic, Church, Local School,

and of course the World Renowned Ashford Castle and Lodge.

The property is within easy driving distance of Connemara, an area of outstanding natural beauty with a wealth of activities to enjoy.

Nearby attractions include :-

World renowned fishing on Loughs Corrib and Mask.

Historic Ashford Castle: here you may enjoy fine dining in elegant surroundings set in beautiful parklands.

Ireland’s School of Falconry gives you the chance to fly a hawk around the spectacular grounds of Ashford Castle in a private Hawk Walk.

There is also an Equestrian Centre at Ashford Castle.

Boat trips can be taken on Lough Corrib.

The magnificent 19th century Kylemore Abbey is a pleasant drive away.

Killary fjord – the only one in Ireland. Cruises of the fjord can be taken from Leenane.

An 18 hole golf course is 15 minutes away at Ballinrobe.

Cong Abbey ruins are very serene and tranquil.

Galway City with it’s wealth of Culture, Arts, Theatre, Music and Fine Restaurants is a mere 45 mins drive.

A short drive will take you through the dramatic beauty of the Connemara Mountains to the many magical beaches around Leenane, Tully Cross, Carraroe, Cleggan and Clifden.

If you are looking for peace and tranquility, Ballintubber Abbey is just 35 mins. away.

Distances:

9 minutes to Clonbur/ 15 mins Cornamona

35 km / 38 minutes to Leenaun

45 km / 47 minutes Oughterard

42 km / 45 minutes to Galway

60 km / 53 mins Ireland West Airport at Knock

246 km / 2 hr 35 minutes to Dublin Airport

131 km/1 hr 35 mins Shannon International Airport

All distances and times are approximate.

For further details and viewing arrangements please contact:

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer, Clonbur House,

Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 00353 87 2463748

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

Viewing of all Properties at viewers risk.

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Dooroy House, Dooroy, Clonbur, County Galway. SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Sun, 11 Sep 2022 09:17:08 +0000

Dooroy House, Dooroy, Clonbur, County Galway: Sale Agreed

Ber Rating: D2.

For Sale By Private Treaty:

Charming Traditional Irish Two Storey Residence,

Located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty situated on a quiet country lane,
with views to rolling landscape, Mount Gable, and the lakes.
Just a short drive/walk from the lovely village of Clonbur, County Galway,
and on the isthmus between the two great Western lakes, Lough Corrib and Lough Mask
famous for wild Brown Trout & Salmon fishing.

A most desirable and special property, sure to attract serious attention on the open market.
Far enough away, yet within easy reach of Galway city and the motorway system(M17& M6).

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a delightful country retreat, love nest, or family home, with great peace and tranquillity, nestly beautifully at the foot of Mount Gable.

Surrounded by mountain, woodland & lakeshore walks close to the property, and a wealth of sporting and rural activities available in the vicinity, with world class fishing on Loughs Corrib, Mask, Carra and further afield Lough Conn, the River Moy, and the abundance of west of Ireland salmon rivers.

The Property;

The property is offered for sale on approx. . 7 of an acre, with a boundary of mixed hedging and mature trees.

To the front of the house there is substantial courtyard with ample parking and access to the stone Barn and the Boat shed.

To the rear of the house is a further gravelled area suitable for addition parking.

Beyond the courtyard lies the garden, partially laid out to lawn with garden shed and greenhouse.

In previous years the vegetable garden(now fallowed)produced an abundant supply of fresh vegetables to the house.

Beyond this again is a substantial paddock, part laid out with an Apple orchard, and with a large fruit cage for soft fruit.

There is a fine historic two storey stone barn on the property offering an array of potential uses, subject to the necessary consents.

Also a fully secure boatshed on two levels with hoists for boat maintenance and access to the upper storage space.

Planning;

There was planning permission on the house and barn allowing for extensive alterations and extention to the house and the renovation of the Barn. Planning lapsed April 2020.

The Accommodation:

The house originally built in 1903, was renovated in 2000, when it was rewired,
re-plumbed, dry lined & central heating & double glazing installed.

The present owner subsequently upgraded the central heating and hot water system with a gas fired Rayburn & solar ready hot water tank.

Pine floors throughout, with beamed ceilings to all ground floor rooms.

Living room(4.5 x 4.6m):
A spacious room, polished pine floor, beamed ceilings, wood burning stove with cut stone surround, hot water storage press, double glazed wood frame windows to courtyard and the west , spotlights, staircase.

Kitchen(4.5 x 3.5m):
The Kitchen is a south facing light filled room with windows to East, South and West. Original wood flooring, beamed ceilings, fully fitted glass fronted over counter presses, double Belfast sink, gas fired Rayburn, under-counter shelving, and fitted cabinets.

Study / Office(4.5 x 3m):
Spacious office, with a range of shelving, and presses, polished wood flooring, beamed ceilings, double glazed wood framed window to the courtyard.
Potentially a generous fourth bedroom.

Upstairs;

Master Bedroom(4.5 x 3.6m)
with double glazed wood framed windows overlooking the garden and unspoilt rolling landscape, and to the rear mount Gable.
Fitted Wardrobes. Original pine floor.

Landing(4.6 x1.8m); ceiling spotlights, with pine floor and west facing window.

Double/twin – Bedroom 2,(4.6 x 2.65m) pine floor, garden view:

Bathroom,(3 x 1.8m) wood floors, garden view, Bath/shower, wash-hand basin and W.C.

Double Bedroom 3,(3.0 x 2.7m) original wooden floors. Picture window

Attics: There are three separate attics all floored, insulated and with electric light. Each attic has it’s own access, one of which has the benefit of a ‘Stira’ attic stair.

Garage/Utility Store.(5.3 x 4.3m)
Plumbed for washing machine, ample powerpoints.

Planning Permission: granted by Galway County Council on 05/04/2010, and granted in Spring of 2015, for a substantial extension to the house and for the renovation and upgrading of the stone barn as studio space. Lapses since April 2020.

There are beautiful lake and woodland/forestry walks on the shores of both Lakes just five minutes from the house.

Less that one kilometer away is the pretty village of Clonbur, famous haunt of Trout fishermen. Here you will find a primary school and Creche, newly constructed activity park/playground, a well stocked supermarket, three cosy pubs with fine food, a post office, hairdresser’s, fishing tackle shop, a hotel, garage and a Medical Centre.
Just 15 mins away is the village of Cong and world famous Ashford Castle, part of which dates from the 12th century. There you will find fine dining in elegant surroundings set in beautiful parkland. Also available in the grounds of Ashford are; a nine hole golf course, a falconry and equestrian centre.

Knock Airport is less than an hour away, Shannon Airport approx two hours, and Dublin Airport three hours. Galway City with its wealth of Culture, the Arts, Theatre and Fine Restaurants is a mere hour’s drive.

,These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy Auctioneer and Emma Gill Auctioneer. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

For further details, and viewing arrangements, please contact joint agents:

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

www.formerglory.ie

www.daft.ie/HelenCassidyAuctioneers

00353 87 2463748

PSRA Licence No: 002657

And

Property Partners Emma Gill,

Main St., Ballinrobe, County Mayo.

087 7999955

PSR Licence No: 002591

Meadowsweet Cottage, Carrabawn, Clonbur, County Galway; SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Thu, 29 Jul 2021 20:07:12 +0000

Meadowsweet Cottage, Carrabawn, Clonbur, County Galway; SOLD

Eircode: F12FH05

Ber; G. Ber Number; 114306202

Meadowsweet Cottage is an enchanting historic three bedroom cottage on approx one acre of land surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens with fine stands of trees, tranquil lawns, a profusion of meadow flowers, shrubs, and lily pond.

Other features of note are a thatch summer house overlooking the lilypond, a small orchard, intricate hazel walkway, gated driveway and boatshed.

This is a charming, romantic property, tucked away down a tree lined avenue and surrounded by woods, just a short drive from the pretty rural towns of Clonbur and Cong, and a mere five minutes drive from to the shores of the glorious Lough Corrib at Golden Bay. Prepare to be bewitched!

The property is accessed via a gated entrance leading to a gravelled driveway bound by a stone wall on one side, and a hazel walkway on the other.

The gardens are tremendously attractive, with a number of lawns below the cottage, surrounded by a colourful array of rhodedendron, bamboo, tumbling briar roses, hydrangea, fuschia, montbretia, and interspersed with cleverly designed winding paths between the trees.

The small orchard has several apple trees, and overlooks the lily pond, which has a fairytale bridge leading to the thatch summer house ( in need of repair.)

To the left of the orchard near the property entrance is a boathouse with upper level accessed via external stone stairs to a studio or fly-tying room.

The Accommodation comprises;

Dining Room leading into Sitting Room with antique fireplace and Aga, Fully fitted Kitchen, Three Bedrooms, one En Suite with wood burning stove, Full Bathroom.

Wooden Floors, Velux sky lights, beamed ceilings, Bespoke Wooden windows and boxed wooden seating.

Green House. Pizza Oven.

Outshed/ Utility room, Wood shed.

Septic Tank, Oil fired Central Heating. Water; Local Scheme.

Meadowsweet Cottage is within a five-minute drive of Galway’s famous Lough Corrib at Golden Bay, and also a short distance from Lough Mask.

A superb location for those who seek the peace and majesty of the great western lakes, with a wealth of activities available such as fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, boating and swimming.

The location – short drive to Cong, Ashford Castle and Clonbur, means that you are private, but not isolated.

You are on the edge of Connemara, and yet under an hour from Galway City

There are beautiful woodland and mountain walks close to the house. Seven minutes away is the pretty fishing village of Clonbur. Here you will find a well stocked supermarket, three cosy pubs with fine food, a post office, a hotel, a garage and a Medical Centre.

Just 10 mins away is the world famous Ashford Castle, part of which dates from the 12th century. Here you will find fine dining in elegant surroundings set in beautiful parkland.

There is a golf course as well as a falconry and an equestrian centre.

A short drive will take you through the dramatic beauty of the Connemara Mountains to the many magical beaches around Leenane, Tully Cross, Carraroe, Cleggan, and Clifden.

Distances:

4 km / 6 minutes to Cong

5 km / 7 minutes to Clonbur

32 km / 34 minutes to Leenaun

43 km / 45 minutes Oughterard

46 km / 50 minutes to Galway

69 km / 1 hour to Ireland West Airport at Knock

247 km / 2 hr 50 minutes to Dublin

253 km / 2 hr 45 minutes to Dublin Airport

All distances and times are approximate.

For brochure, maps, further details and viewing arrangements please contact:

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House,

Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

Viewing of all Properties at viewers risk.

Please take care. These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy

All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Kilbeg Upper, Clonbur, County Galway; SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Thu, 06 May 2021 08:10:38 +0000

Property at Kilbeg, Clonbur, County Galway;

SOLD

· Charming Modern Residence, located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty
· just a short drive/ walk from the pretty fishing village of Clonbur, County Galway
· situate on the isthmus between the two famous Western lakes, Lough Corrib and Lough Mask:
· A most unique and special property, sure to attract serious attention on the open market.
· Far enough away, yet not too far away.

Charming Modern Residence, located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty just a short drive/ walk from the pretty fishing village of Clonbur, County Galway,
situate on the isthmus between the two famous Western lakes, Lough Corrib and Lough Mask:
A most unique and special property, sure to attract serious attention on the open market.
Far enough away, yet not too far away.
This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a delightful Country retreat, with great peace and tranquillity, in a most beautiful situation at the foot of Mount Gable.
There are restful mountain and woodland walks close to the property, and a wealth of sporting and rural activities available in the vicinity,
with top class fishing on Lough Corrib and Lough Mask.

The Property;

The property is offered for sale on approx. one acre, set out as gardens with shed/garage.

The Accommodation:

Living room: with original well maintained wood flooring,, wood burning stove, double glazed windows with views to lake.
Kitchen: with original well maintained wood flooring, double glazed door aspect, fully fitted kitchen presses, oven, shelving, array of kitchen drawers.
Master Bedroom; with double glazed window and door with lake views.Fitted Wardrobes. Original wood floors. En Suite with Shower, Sink, WC.
Corridor; with original wood floors and storage area.
Double Bedroom, original wooden floors, and door to garden. En Suite With Shower, Sink, WC.
Double Bedroom, original wooden floors, and door to garden. En Suite with Shower, Sink, WC. Hallway, Utility Room.
There are beautiful walks close to the house and there are woodlands just five minutes away on the shores of both Lakes.
Five minutes away is the pretty fishing village of Clonbur. Here you will find a well stocked supermarket, three cosy pubs with fine food, a post office, hairdresser, a hotel, a garage and a Medical Centre.
Just 15 mins away is the world famous Ashford Castle, part of which dates from the 12th century.
Here you will find fine dining in elegant surroundings set in beautiful parkland.
There is a golf course as well as a falconry centre and an equestrian centre.
Knock Airport less than an hour, Shannon Airport approx two hours, and Dublin Airport three hours.
Galway City with its wealth of Culture, the Arts, Theatre and Fine Restaurants is a mere hour drive.

For brochure, maps, further details and viewing arrangements please contact:
Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.
www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748
Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657 Viewing of all Properties at viewers risk. Please take care.
These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Overall Floor Area: 118 m²
Property Facilities
· Parking
· Gas Fired Central Heating
BER Details; D1. BER No: 100152083 Energy Performance Indicator: 246.1 kWh/m2/yr

The Manse, Hollymount, County Mayo: SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Wed, 03 Mar 2021 08:49:31 +0000

The Manse, Hollymount, Claremorris, Co, Mayo: SOLD

A fine period residence, sitting on circa one acre, in a picturesque tranquil village location in an unspoiled part of Ireland. The house has three fine reception rooms, one of which was used by the Presbyterian Minister to meet his parishioners. The southerly aspect gives the property a bright and airy feel. To the rear is a mature walled garden with potting sheds, mature fruit trees and ornamental pond. The old Presbyterian Church adjoining the property would suit a number of uses subject to planning consent and forms part of the appeal of the property. Property needs renovation work.

ACCOMMODATION

Total Gross Internal Floor Area (Approx Only) 223.90m² (2,410 Sq Ft)

MAIN RESIDENCE

Entrance Porch : 1.68m x 2.59m with door, having original cut stone arch leading to the hallway

Hall: 5.64m x 2.13m ave, with polished timber floor and stairs 1.83m x 0.99m to upper floor

Drawing Room : 3.61m x 4.52m with bay window 2.55m x 1.52m having window seats.
Fireplace, have solid fuel stove, timber floors and fitted shelving
Dining Room:     6.71m x 4.65m with polished timber floor, feature fireplace 0.46m x 2.16m
Studio / Sun Lounge 2.69m x 4.42m max. with bay window 2.51m x 1.14m ave fitted shelves and timber floor, French doors opening to rear garden
Kitchen        2.87m x 4.6m ave. with fitted presses, shelves and stainless steel sink unit, having tiled over. Cut stone walls and doors to pantries
Pantry No 1    1.8m x 1.83m
Pantry No 2    1.8m x 1.83m
Boiler Room / Toilet    1.83m x 2.72m with w.h.b and w.c
Rear Hall    3.79m x 2.21m ave, with sink, fitted presses and plumbed for washing machine. Doors to boiler room/toilet and to rear
1st Floor
Gross Internal Floor Area (Approx. Only) 81.38m² (876 Sq. ft)
Bedroom 1     3.58m x 7.01m with pedestal wash hand basin having glass splashback and mirror over
Bedroom 2    4.37m x 4.22m plus 0.38m x 0.88m with fitted wardrobe and pedestal wash hand basin, having tiled splashback and mirror over.
Bedroom 3    2.13m x 4.57m with pedestal wash hand basin, having tiled splashback and mirror over.
Bedroom 4    2.36m x 4.55m with fireplace, having wrought iron surround, w.h.b with splashback and mirror over, fitted wardrobe

Half Landing
Gross Internal Floor Area (Approx. Only) 17.47m² (188 Sq Ft)
Bathroom    1.73m x 2.06m with bath (plus shower extension), pedestal wash hand basin and w.c

Outside
-Gravelled Driveway, Forecourt and rear parking area
-Front lawn areas
-Walled/enclosed rear garden with well

Garage: 2.67m x 3.69m
Store 1        5.79m x 3.96m
Store 2        3.66m x 4.27m
Timbered Store    6.78m x 4.27m

Church / Kirk
Main Hall: 12.19m x 7.29m
Presbytery: 2.74m x 4.27m with fireplace

SERVICES
Mains:        Water, Electricity and telephone
Drainage:    Septic tank on site
Heat:        Wall panelled radiators from an oil fired Grant 70-125 Boiler

DIRECTIONS
From Ballinrobe take the R331 to Hollymount. In Hollymount turn right and continue to the edge of the village. The property is the 2nd last period house on the left. From Claremorris, take the R331 to Hollymount. In Hollymount turn left and follow instructions as above

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy Auctioneer and Matt O’Sullivan Ltd. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.
Helen Cassidy, Auctioneer and Valuer, MRICS, MSCSI, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland. www.premierpropertiesireland.com

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

www.daft.ie/HelenCassidyAuctioneers 00353 87 2463748 PSRA Licence No: 002657

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Coolin Lodge, Clonbur, County Galway: SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Mon, 18 Jan 2021 12:14:23 +0000

Coolin Lodge, Carrick Shore, Lough Corrib, County Galway. SOLD

Charming Lakeshore Cottage dating from the 1970′s, presented for sale in excellent decorative order, with superb lake views from practically every aspect.

This property is sure to command significant interest on the open market.

The property is located on the Carrick shore, with own lakeshore frontage and boat dock onto Lough Corrib.

The grounds extend to three quarters of an acre approx., with terraced lawn to the rear and well established gardens to the fore.

The residence is accessed via liscannor stone steps through the garden, with stone terrace to the front of the property.

At road level, there is a garage also.

The accommodation comprises:

Entrance Hallway, Boot room, Shower Room, Utility,

Sitting/ Living / Dining room with Stone fireplace and panoramic views over Lough Corrib.

Kitchen/ Breakfast room with tremendous lake views.

Master Bedroom with panoramic views over Lough Corrib.

Twin Bedroom with charming garden aspect.

Family Bathroom.

Ber Rating: G. Ber Number: 112378096

For further details and viewing arrangements please contact; Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657 Viewing of all Properties at viewers risk. Please take care.

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland. www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748

Springmount House, Cong, County Mayo: SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Mon, 04 Jan 2021 18:59:46 +0000

Springmount House, Cong, County Mayo: SOLD

Eircode: F31 WC96

Ber Rating: C1.

We are offering this Elegant, Luxurious Residence, presented for sale with beautifully appointed interiors and decor, yet full of traditional Irish grace and charm.

The property is located close to the historic village of Cong, renowned as the setting for John Wayne’s ” The Quiet Man”, by the shores of Lough Corrib and near to the famous Ashford Castle.

This is a fine property, on about 2.25 acres laid to lawn and decking, with barbeque area and fenced paddock for ponies. Generously proportioned thatched Garage also.

The Accommodation comprises;

Hallway, Library/Games room, Sitting Room with feature fireplace, Living/ Dining room with feature fireplace, Kitchen, Bathroom, Four Bedrooms, three En-Suite.

The property is within easy driving distance of Connemara, an area of outstanding natural beauty with a wealth of activities to enjoy.

Other nearby attractions include :-

World renowned fishing on Loughs Corrib and Mask.

Historic Ashford Castle where many heads of state have stayed.

Ireland’s School of Falconry gives you the chance to fly a hawk around the spectacular

grounds of Ashford Castle in a private Hawk Walk.

There is also an Equstrian centre at Ashford Castle. Boat trips can be taken on Lough Corrib.

The magnificent 19th century Kylemore Abbey.

Killary fjord – the only one in Ireland. Cruises of the fjord can be taken from Leenane.

An 18 hole golf course is 15 minutes away at Cloonacastle, Ballinrobe.

Shopping in Galway and Old Galway City. 45 mins.

Lots of lovely pubs, restaurants and shops.

Cong Abbey ruins are very beautiful, if you are looking for peace and tranquility.

Historic Ballintubber Abbey is just 35 mins. away.

For further details, maps, plans, and brochure please contact;

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI,

Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House,

Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

helenassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

www.premierpropertiesireland.com

www.daft.ie/HelenCassidyAuctioneers

00353 87 2463748

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way

guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that

all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy. All properties are offered subject to

contract and to being unsold.

For Viewings and Brochures: Please contact sole agent:

Helen Cassidy, B.A.(Mod) MRICS, MSCSI.

PRSA Licence No: 002657

Jaunty Cottage, Cross, Cong, Co.Mayo: SOLD

Helen Cassidy — Thu, 14 Jun 2018 10:05:25 +0000

Jaunty Cottage; Thatch Cottage near Cong, County Mayo; € 235,000 SOLD.

Charming traditional Irish Thatch cottage available for purchase, located only two miles from the village of Cong, County Mayo.

Beautifully decorated throughout, with all modern conveniences, this Cong cottage is the perfect base from which to explore the west of Ireland.

The accommodation comprises: three luxuriously appointed bedrooms, one of which is complete with an en-suite shower room,

as well as a fitted kitchen and dining area, perfect for preparing delicious family meals.

Fully fitted Kitchen, Living Room with wood burning stove, Utility, Bathroom, small office, WC. -

The living room is decorated in contemporary style, with multi-fuel stove. -

Located on the isthmus that connects Lough Corrib and Mask, the town of Cong is an island for all intents and purposes,

and offers a number of water-based activities to enjoy,

as well as being home to a selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants.

Located on the County Galway and County Mayo border, this Cong cottage is perfectly situated for exploring these two beautiful counties.

- Castlebar in County Mayo provides visitors with a lively day trip,

whilst the bustling city of Galway, only 40 minutes’ away, offers all the conveniences of a big city.

Accommodation; - Ground Floor; - Kitchen with dining area (seats 4) - Utility - Sitting room with multi-fuel stove.

One double bedroom with en-suite shower, basin & WC.

First Floor: – One double bedroom - One twin bedroom - Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin & WC -

General - Oil central heating with multi-fuel stove -

Gas oven & hob - Microwave - Fridge - Freezer - Dishwasher - Washer/dryer - TV. -

Outside: - Ample off road parking - Enclosed lawned garden. –

Shop & pub 2 miles

Other nearby attractions include :- World renowned fishing on Loughs Corrib and Mask.

Historic Ashford Castle where many heads of state have stayed.

Ireland’s School of Falconry gives you the chance to fly a hawk around the spectacular grounds of Ashford Castle

in a private Hawk Walk.

There is also an Equestrian centre at Ashford Castle. Boat trips can be taken on Lough Corrib.

The magnificent 19th century Kylemore Abbey. – Killary fjord – the only one in Ireland.

Cruises of the fjord can be taken from Leenane. -

Shopping in Galway and Old Galway City. 45 mins. – Lots of lovely pubs, restaurants and shops.

- Cong Abbey ruins are very beautiful, if you are looking for peace and tranquility.

- Ballintubber Abbey is just 45 mins. away.

For more information and to book a viewing: Please contact sole agent; Helen Cassidy Auctioneer, 087 2463748.

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property only and are in no way guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. They are issued on the express condition that all negotiations are conducted through Helen Cassidy Auctioneer . All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold. Helen Cassidy, Auctioneer and Valuer, MRICS, MSCSI, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com www.daft.ie/HelenCassidyAuctioneers 00353 87 2463748 PSRA Licence No: 002657

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