Ferry Bridge Lodge, Cappaghnagapple, Clonbur, County Galway:  SOLD

A fisherman’s paradise. Superb views, 200 metres direct shoreline onto Lough Mask,

Outstanding Lakeshore location near the Ferry Bridge on Lough Mask, County Galway:

Sure to create quite a stir on the Open Market.

Ber D1

Ferry Bridge Lodge is a superbly located lakeshore property in a beautiful, tranquil setting right on the shores of the renowned Lough Mask, close to the Ferry Bridge and just a seven minute drive from the pretty fishing village of Clonbur, County Galway.

The property, dating from the 1970′s, is presented for sale in excellent decorative order, blending traditional style with a wealth of modern comforts. The location is impressively private; accessed via a tree lined avenue and surrounded by woods. The lands extend to approx  2.6 acres of landscaped gardens, with a profusion of hydrangea, rhodedendron, fuchia, tumbling briar roses and montbretia, interspersed with winding paths between the fine stands of trees.

With over 200 metres of direct shoreline onto Lough Mask. this is an outstanding 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  extensive lakeshore is easy to access and  tremendously attractive. Broadleaved deciduous woodland occurs in abundance around the lakeshore here, and there is a charming variety of wildlife also. Badgers, hares, foxes and otters have been spotted, along with many different kinds of resident and migrating birds.

Prepare to be bewitched!

The property presents in excellent condition, beautifully decorated with each room having large double glazed picture windows maximising the exceptional view and light.

The Accommodation is arranged as follows:

Living Room:  20′ 11” x 11′ 2”,  stone fireplace, carpeted floor,

Fully fitted modern Kitchen.12′ 6” x  8′.  Tiled floor.

Study:  10′ x 7′ 7”.  Wood effect flooring.

Bedroom One:  9′ 4” x 15′ 10”;  Fitted press, carpeted floor.

Bedroom Two:  9′ 4” x 9′ 4”; Fitted press, carpeted floor.

Bedroom Three:  9′ 4” x 9′ 4”. Fitted press. Carpeted floor.

Bathroom;  6′ 5” x 5′ 7”: Bath, Shower,  WHB, WC. Tiled Floor. Heated towel rail.

Utility: 7’10” x 4′ 7”. Tiled floor.

Hallway: 10′ 2”  x  3′ 11”. Carpeted floor. Porch.

Corridor:  2’10” x  13′ 5”. Carpeted floor.

Tree lined driveway, parking for several cars, and boat and trailer. Timber Out Shed.

Oil Fired Central Heating. Private Water Supply. Septic Tank. Security System.

The General Area:

Just a short drive to Clonbur, Ashford Castle and Cong, means that the property is private, but not isolated.

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

There are a great variety of beautiful woodland and mountain walks close to the property.  Seven minutes away is the village of Clonbur. Here you will find a well-stocked supermarket, several friendly  pubs with fine food and music, a post office, a hotel, a 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  one can enjoy 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.

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

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

Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

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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.

Cloonee House, Lough Carra, County Mayo. SOLD.

Eircode: F31 V229

Superb, Historic property its own Lake Island on approx 10 acres, located in a most picturesque location with extensive frontage onto the shores of Lough Carra, County Mayo,

The Property comprises:

Extensive Period Property with the following Accommodation:

Entrance Hall, Dining Room, Conservatory, Kitchen, Drawing Room, Ball Room:

Upstairs: Five Bedrooms, Two bathrooms. All with fine period features and fabulous lake views.

West Wing of House; Separate Entrance: Living room, Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen.

East Wing of House; Separate Entrance; Living Room, Two Bedrooms, Bathroom, Kitchen.

Extensive Garden Level/ Basement area with potential for renovation and development.

Externally there is a charming Courtyard area with the following;

“Wilde’s Tower House”;

With four floors and battlements at the top which gives fantastic views out over the lake and entire property, this is a most attractive addition to the property. Each floor has access via staircase, and fireplace,flooring and windows within.

“Cloonee Coach House”:

Delightful Historic Coach House  with the following accommodation over two levels: Kitchen, Living Room, Bathroom, Double Bedroom.

Extensive Historic Courtyard buildings.

Wooden Pier on Lake with Glass and Wood Artist’s/ Writers Studio.

Cloonee House, which was finally completed in 1757, was built as a hunting lodge on the shores of Lough Carra for the Browne family of Westport House.

The house and attendant grounds were designed, in classic country-house style, by Richard Cassells, architect of Westport House, Powerscourt and Leinster House.  Cassells, who was one of the leading architects of the Georgian period, was a keen fisherman and was captivated by Lough Carra and Lough Mask, two of the finest fishing lakes in Ireland.

The Cloonee House demesne originally consisted of about 500 acres and was fully walled with a gate-lodge, boat house, walled garden and orchard. Along with the fishing, deer, pheasant and duck would have been hunted on the grounds in those days.

The symmetry of the landscaping with its fine balance of undulating and mature beech woodland was also designed to be appreciated from the perspective of the lake itself, ‘the lake fisherman’s point of view’.

Cloonee House is a rare and still well preserved example of a designed landscape surrounding a house of deceptive Georgian simplicity.

Famous for its peace, seclusion and tranquillity it is approached via a long sweeping driveway through a wood. Lines of mature beech trees run from the gardens to the east and west of the house directly to the lakeshore.

The beech trees frame the lake ensuring a spectacular view over rolling pastures from the steps of the house. Nowadays the house and attendant grounds are strictly protected structures.

Ber: Exempt.

Social and Literary Associations;

Cloonee House was used as a hunting lodge by Lord Altamont until 1810 when it was further extended with the addition of two fine wings including a ballroom.

The house then passed into the ownership of the Blake family (the Blakes who were Catholic, are honoured among the tribes of Galway). There were a number of other big houses in the Lough Carra and Lough Mask area during the 18th and 19th centuries including Moorehall, the home of John Moore, MP and ‘First King of Connaught’, and George Augustus Moore (1852-1933).

Novelist, artist and founder of the Abbey Theatre, George Augustus Moore, was born on the other side of Lough Carra in Moorehall, and although spending much of his adult life in Paris and London frequently returned for extended sojourns.

George Moore met his future wife Mary Blake at a function in the ballroom of Cloonee House, her family home. Moore’s famous novel ‘The Lake‘ is set at Lough Carra and refers to Cloonee House as a ‘haven for birds and tranquillity’.

The owners of Cloonee House (The Blakes) and of Moorehall (The Moores) and other such Irish families of the area including the Wildes of Moytura House (near Lough Mask), socialised and entertained each other in their lakeside houses regularly. There are many contemporary accounts of the summer ball season and garden parties by the lake at Cloonee House.

Guests would travel between functions by boat as well as by carriage. In those days the winters were more severe. Lough Carra would often freeze over and social visits between the big houses in winter could be facilitated by ice-skates and ice-sleds!

Oscar Wilde was at school between 1864 and 1871 at Portura Royal School in Enniskillen, spending the summer months at Moytura House. According to various biographies, the Wilde brothers played with the young George Moore at Moorehall and at Cloonee House during the summer holidays.

Lady Augusta Gregory, patron of WB Yeats and a founder of the Abbey Theatre, was a member of the Persse family of Roxborough House. She was related through marriage to the Blake family of Cloonee and was a frequent visitor to Cloonee House. The other founder of the Abbey Theatre, Edward Martyn of Tulira Castle near Loughrea, was a regular guest of George and Mary Moore at Moorehall and at Cloonee House.

The Moore, Blake and Wilde families, their descendants, relatives through marriage, friends and associates were part of the major social, cultural and political history of Ireland, not least the Irish cultural and literary revival.

It is known that DH Lawrence spent some months at Cloonee House in 1919 as a guest and availed of its peace and tranquillity to write part of his novel ‘Women in Love’.

A more recent owner, Major Ruttledge, wrote the definitive ornithological text ‘Birds of Ireland’ while living there. The grounds of the house are a natural wildlife and bird sanctuary and Ruttledge was a familiar sight to locals scouting the lakeshore with his binoculars and notebook.

The Present Day

Today the house, grounds and demesne of Cloonee House are intact after 250 years.

Most of the old Cloonee House Demesne is now in the hands of Coillte and is utilized for forestry. Sheep and cattle farming continues on the remaining lands just as in 1757, and the pastoral simplicity and character of the Georgian designed landscape has been preserved. Coming through the long driveway through the woods on the approach to Cloonee House is like returning to a bye-gone era.

There is an immediate feeling of being in two centuries at once. The modern world does not intrude in any way. From the current gateway of the house the driveway sweeps around dramatically with unimpeded views of the lake directly ahead and to the right, all framed by magnificent beech trees which stretch from the gardens of the house to the lake as Cassells designed it.

About Lough Carra

Lough Carra, which extends for over 9km along its long axis, lies to the north-east of Lough Mask, in the Corrib catchment. It is one of the best examples in Ireland of a hard water marl lake. It is a shallow (mean depth 1.5m, max depth 18m), predominantly spring-fed lake with only a few streams flowing into it. It is connected to Lough Mask via the Keel River. Lough Carra is classified as a mesotrophic system.

Its well-known pellucid green colour is due to calcareous encrustations. The lake has a high indented shoreline (over 69km in length) and is fringed by a diverse complex of limestone and wetland habitats. There are extensive areas of limestone paving near the shoreline comparable only the Burren.

The wetland habitats include both Great Fen-sedge, fen and alkaline fen. A rich diversity of flowering plant occurs in the fen communities. In addition to the fen habitats, there are widespread reed swamps, wet grassland and some freshwater march communities around the lakeshores. There is a good scattering of small islands within the lake.

The lake and shoreline is a highly significant ornithological site, both in winter and summer. It supports nationally important wintering populations of Shoveler and Gadwall, along with a range of other species including Wigeon, Teal, Mallard, Tufted Duck, Goldeneye, Pochard, Lapwing, Little Grebe and Great Crested Grebe. Lough Carra supports a population of Mallard of national importance.

The lake provides excellent habitat for Otter, a species that is listed on Annex II of the E.U. Habitats Directive. White-clawed Crayfish (Austropotamobius pallipes), a species that is also listed on Annex II of this directive, has been recorded from Lough Carra.

The lake and lakeshore area has been designated a Special Area of Conservation under the EU Habitat Directive.

For more information and to book a viewing: Please contact sole agent; Helen Cassidy Auctioneer,
087 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 Auctioneer .
All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

Helen Cassidy, Auctioneer and Valuer, MRICS, MSCSI, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland.

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

www.premierpropertiesireland.com

www.formerglory.ie

00353 87 2463748    PSRA Licence No: 002657

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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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, 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

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.

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Corrib Lodge;

Ballycurrin Demesne, Ower, Headford, County Galway, West of Ireland. Eircode: H91 Y9F2

Exclusive Property with  own foreshore onto Lough Corrib.

SOLD.

Exclusive Five Bedroom Luxury property, recently upgraded to an extremely high specification and presented in a most elegant and contemporary design.

Located on   Ballycurrin Demesne , once the lands attached to Ballycurrin House and Castle, Corrib Lodge is a most attractive Residence,  located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty with its own

foreshore onto Lough Corrib.

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The property comes with immediate access to fishing on Lough Corrib, some of the finest Angling in Western Europe.

Private, Serene, Tranquil.  Situate on approx 1.32 acres laid to lawn with an abundance of tree planting and hand crafted limestone garden walls.

The Residence measures approx 270 sq.metres, and is accessed via wrought iron entrance gates with gravelled driveway leading to extensive outdoor patio and barbeque area with wood-fired oven.

Externally there is a  Large Steel frame workshop/ Garage.

ACCOMMODATION:

Ground Floor:   Open Plan Reception Rooms laid out as follows:

Garden Room with sliding doors out to patio and lawn, free-standing wood burning stove; leading into fully fitted Kitchen with Kitchen Island,

leading to Dining Room, and Sitting Room with in-built wood stove, door to patio and lawns.

Downstairs: Three Bedrooms as follows;

I Double Bedroom with wardrobe and En-Suite, 1 Twin/ Triple Bedroom with wardrobe,

I Double Bedroom with wardrobe, Shower Room, Utility.

Upstairs: Two Bedrooms as follows:

Two Double Bedrooms, both with En-Suites and Wardrobes. Floors Carpeted.

Services:

ASHP Heating to the Ground Floor, and Upstairs radiators. Flooring: Wood effect ceramic tiles over insulation and underfloor heating.

Water Supply: Local Scheme.

Garage/Workshop/ Boatshed, which houses water tank and pump (pressure on demand).

Recent Renovation works Include:

Improvements to insulation in cavities, roof space, flooring; underfloor heating, all windows replaced with double glazing.

All new wiring and plumbing.

New Septic Tank and filtration system.

Steel Frame Garage/ Workshop/ Boatshed: Has power, Lighting and electric door.  Gardens newly landscaped, laid to lawn and patio with outside lighting,

extensive tree planting, limestone walls and entrance gates, outside wood-fired oven.

LOCATION:

Headford town is a 12 minute drive, with plenty of amenities such as supermarket, bakery, hotel, pubs, petrol stations, hardware store,  health centre and pharmacy, primary and secondary schools, sports facilities.  20 mins Ballinrobe, 30 mins Claregalway, 20 mins Cong and access into Connemara.

30 mins Galway. I hour Knock Airport. Shannon Airport, 1.5 hrs. Dublin, 3 hrs, Cork, 3 hrs.

BER; TBA.

For further details please contact: Helen Cassidy Auctioneer, Clonbur, Co. Galway, Ireland.

00 353 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

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Carrick Shore, Clonbur, Co. Galway: SOLD

• Overall Floor Area: 221 m²

SPECIAL FEATURES

Extraordinary location in one of the most sought after places in the west of Ireland.

Elevated site with stunning views across Lough Corrib Direct access to the lake with private jetty.

Bright and spacious living accommodation.  Two access points into property with detached garage. Parking at upper and lower level.

Huge potential for rental income. Close to the 5 star luxury hotel, Ashford Castle

CARRICK SHORE

Built on approx. 2.8 acres of mature gardens, beautifully landscaped and maintained to a very high standard over the years, Carrick Shore was built around 30 years ago.

The previous owner used Carrick Shore as their shooting and Fishing Lodge, where they would usually spend the winter months shooting and the springtime fishing.

Guests included former French prime ministers and French aristocracy.

The interior of the house has been thoughtfully laid out to derive maximum benefit from the spectacular setting and views over the lake.

Practically all of the rooms in the house enjoy lake and mountain views, for a house widely regarded as having the best views.

ACCOMMODATION.

Entering the property from the right of the residence you walk into the welcoming family kitchen with its vaulted ceilings making this a wonderful space for family dining and indeed entertaining.

The kitchen has tiled floors, and is fitted with oven, hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. To the rear of the kitchen on the upper level are 2 guest bedrooms with ensuites and access to the rear.

Going down from the kitchen we walk into the space suitable for dining and a fabulous family area for everyday use.

This room is stunning with its panoramic views over Lough Corrib and the surrounding countryside.

There are double doors leading to the front patio area that would be perfect for summer barbecues and during the winter with a stove that makes it a comfortable room for all year round.

Continuing through the house there is a beautiful reading area for those Sunday mornings with your coffee again to admire the views reading the papers.

This leads to the drawing room that is complete with an open fire, wood floors and recessed lighting.

The master bedroom to the front is a large double room with a good sized ensuite to the rear. Just off the drawing room is a further guest bedroom again with an ensuite.

GARDENS AND GROUNDS:

The house links seamlessly with the gardens and pleasure grounds, this being exemplified not only by the abundance of windows offering a plenitude of sunlight but also doors which directly link the sitting/dining room and hall to a beautifully maintained terrace overlooking the front gardens with the spectacular views.

The gardens are extremely private and secure with two entrances through double gates and has mature hedging along the boundaries.

THE JETTY

Within a few minutes stroll from the Residence is the property ‘s own private fishing jetty that is accessed through a private road and has capacity for two boats.

This is laid out on the lakeshore on approx. one third of an acre which also lends itself to bathing and picnics.

Ber Rating: E2. BER No: 109230763

Energy Performance Indicator: 364.52 kWh/m2/yr

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.

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

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

www.premierpropertiesireland.com 0035387 2463748

Property Services Provider Licence Number: 002657

AND:

Philip Guckian, Sherry Fitzgerald Country Homes, Farms, Estates: 01 237 6402.

Property Services Provider No: 002183

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 Auctioneer, and  Philip Guckian Sherry Fitzgerald County Homes. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.

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

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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

Eircode: H91 NPT3

Exclusive Lakeshore Residence at Ballycurrin Demesne, Lough Corrib,

near Cross, County Mayo: SOLD

” sweep of shore and bend of bay”

It is indeed rare to encounter a property that seems to typify the very essence of that famous phrase from Joyce’s ” Finnegan’s Wake” , but here,

on Ballycurrin Demesne, within sight of the dramatic beauty of the Joyce Country Mountains, lies a most exclusive and elegant jewel in the

property market; located on the shores of Lough Corrib in a beautiful wooded setting of around four acres with extensive shoreline.

The property is naturally peninsular, extending out onto the lake, boasting magnificent views, delightful fishing haunts, nature trails and that elusive privacy so precious in today’s world.

Over four acres of a variety of well- established timbers surround and protect the dwelling, maintaining its standing as a haven for a multitude of forest dwellers such as badger, pinemarten, hare, pheasant, kestrel and other birds.

The Dwelling:

The layout and design of this property is of Swiss inspiration with a wealth of individual features complimenting the natural beauty of the area in which the house is situate.

The house is presented in immaculate condition, measuring about 260 metres square, with external limestone cladding, a natural slate roof and a wooden verandah extending half way around the house.

There is a large garage with work bench, water treatment system, hoover and connection for a generator.

There are three outside water taps, electrical sockets and sensor lighting along the winding driveway.

Interior:

Throughout the whole dwelling the walls have been lined in wood, complimented by wooden floors and beamed ceilings.

There is a highly sophisticated built-in Nilfisk Hoover system, a built-in ventilation system with heat recovering,

two telephone lines, a satellite system, oil fired central heating

and gas connection to the Kitchen, which has a Lacanche Cluny cooker.

All windows and doors are of cedar wood.

The Accommodation is laid out as follows:

Downstairs;

Entrance Hall: 2m 70 x 2m 20: leading to;

Kitchen: 5m x 3m 50; with hand crafted antique style wooden cupboards, built in fridge and dishwasher,

a Lecanche Cluny cooker with 5 burners and two ovens,

and French windows leading out to woods and lakeshore:

Dining room/ Sitting room: 9m x 8m: Large Open plan area with open fireplace and French Windows

leading out to woods and lakeshore:

Utility: 3m x 2m and 1m x 1m:

WC: 1M 50 X 1M:

Landing : 3m 40x 1m 40; With Hot Press:

Master Bedroom: 4m 75 x 4m 50: with walk in Wardrobe: 2m 60 x 1m 45:

En-suite: 2m 90 x 2m 50: with bath/ jacuzzi, shower stall, w.c., bidet, and antique enclosed wash hand basin;

French windows lead down to lake and woods.

Guest Bedroom: 5m 40 x 3m 90:

En-Suite; 2m 75 x 1m 80: with bath, w.c., bidet and antique enclosed wash hand basin.

French windows lead to terrace to woods and lake.

Upstairs: Gallery/ Studio: 6m 60 x 4m 60: with roof windows: overlooks Kitchen and Sitting room:

Bedroom: 4m 70 x 4m 20, inclusive of en- suite, with bath, w.c, and wash stand.

Storage Space: 5m 90 x 1m: 2m 90 x 1m, 1m 70 x 1m.

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Ber: D2.

Amenities nearby: Angling, watersports, golf, shooting, ponyriding,

mountain climbing, painting, falconry:

Located just ten minutes from the renowned Ashford Castle, villages of Cong and Cross, 15 mis Headford town, half an hour to Galway city.

One Hour Knock Airport. Three hours Dublin city and airport…

two hrs Shannon Airport. For further details, maps, and brochure please contact Sole Agent:

Helen Cassidy, MRICS B.A.(Mod)MSCSI, Auctioneer and Valuer, Clonbur House, Clonbur, County Galway, Ireland. www.premierpropertiesireland.com helencassidyauctioneers@eircom.net 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.

PSRA Licence No: 002657

Stunning Lakeshore Property situate on Lough Mask at Dringeen, Cong, County Mayo;  Sold

Features:

* Exclusive Lakeshore Residence, located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty with fantastic views of Lough Mask and the surrounding Mountain Ranges

* Sure to entice and delight. Suit fisherman, holiday makers, writers, artists, or family home on the lakeshore

*  Extensive private pier area on the lake suitable for boat dock and barbeque area

* The Residence is attractive and elegantly presented. Here one can enjoy the dream of Country Living to the full.

* Private, Serene location, sure to command substantial interest on the Open Market

Superbly Situated Lakeshore Property located in a beautiful tranquil setting on the shores of the renowned Lough Mask, world famous for its trout fishing and water sports.

It is indeed rare for a property like this with such lakeshore to be offered publicly for sale.

This fine residence boasts extensive lakeshore frontage onto Lough Mask, with tremendous lake and mountain views from every aspect, sure to attract great attention on the open market.

The house is laid out as it is to maximise the glorious lake views from as many aspects as possible;

A wonderful Residence, filled with sunlight, and presented in excellent condition.

The accommodation comprises;

Hallway with beamed ceilings, tiled floors, leading to;

Utility room with storage, washing machine and dryer area, sink. Tiled Floors.

Leading to:

Large, Sunny Kitchen/ Breakfast Room, fully fitted with extensive wooden cupboards and presses, and an abundance of work top space.

Moveable kitchen island, electric oven, four ring gas hob, Oil fired Range.

Beamed ceilings and tiled floors, Bay window;

Leading to; Dining Room, with wooden floors and delph cabinet:

Leading to: Sitting Room with Feature fireplace and wooden floors, beautiful lake views;

Leading to; Living Room with wooden floors and patio doors to the lake.

Staircase to upstairs storage area;

Corridor leading to Three Bedrooms as follows:

Twin Bedroom, Family Bedroom with fitted wardrobes,

Double/ Master bedroom with wardrobe, Shower En Suite. Wonderful lake views.

Family Bathroom.

Externally the property is approached via gated entrance, with mature gardens, trees, shrubbery and limestone features.

The lakeshore area is easily accessible for launching boats via slipway.

Large Garage with plenty storage space, sink area, wc, and wood burning stove.

This is a fine lakeshore property, private, yet not remote, in a truly beautiful setting.

VIEWING WILL NOT DISAPPOINT!

The General area;

The property is located a short drive away from the famous and historic Ashford Castle, Cong village and the pretty fishing village of Clonbur, County Galway, leading westwards into Connemara with its abundance of mountains and beaches, and access to a wealth of country activities such as horse riding, swimming, sea angling, mountain climbing and the like.

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

Knock Airport is less than an hour drive, Shannon Airport approx 1.5 hours, and Dublin Airport three hours.

Lough Mask:

Lough Mask, a limestone lake ten miles long by four miles wide, stretching to 20,000 acres is the sixth largest lake in the Country, and with a maximum depth of 190ft, one of its deepest.

Fringed by a diverse complex of limestone and wetland habitats, Lough Mask is well known for its beautiful free-rising brown trout. There is a variety of wildlife also.

The World Cup Trout Fly Fishing Championship takes place annually on Lough Mask at Cushlough Bay not far from the property.

Other nearby attractions include :

Ireland’s School of Falconry, and Equestrian centre at Ashford Castle:

Boat trips can be taken on Lough Corrib.

The magnificent 19th century Kylemore Abbey, a pleasant drive away through the Connemara mountain ranges.

World renowned fishing and all manner of water sports available on Loughs Corrib and Mask.

Killary fjord – the only one in Ireland, Cruises of the fjord can be taken from Leenane, 40 mins drive.

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

- Historic Cong Abbey ruins, 10 mins drive, are very beautiful, if you are looking for peace and tranquility.

- Ballintubber Abbey is just 45 mins. away.

Facilities:
Parking
Oil Fired Central Heating

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

087 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 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

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

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

Lakeshore Property at Ballycurrin, Headford, Co. Galway          SOLD

•    For Sale by Private Treaty
Overall Floor Area: 130.1 Sq. Metres (1,400 Sq. Feet)

Property Description:

We are delighted to bring to the market this beautifully appointed 3 bedroom lake shore residence standing on 0.6 acre lake shore site.

The property has panoramic lake shore, and Connemara mountain views.

This residence is located 5 miles West of Headford town on the shores of Lough Corrib.

his is a bright and spacious property an ideal fisherman’s paradise or indeed for family residence.

Accommodation;

Ground floor. Hallway with laminated oak flooring. 2.6 x 4.38 meters
Living room with featured fireplace- solid fuel stove.

Kitchen-fully fitted with two tone kitchen units and tiled flooring. Open plan. 6.16 x 6.94 meters
Utility-built in units and tiled floor. 4.02 x 1.62 meters.
Bedroom- laminated oak floor, 3.60 x 3.02.
First floor- Bedroom 2. carpet floor covering. 3.61 x 4.78. Bedroom 3. 4.49 x 4.82. carpet floor covering.
Landing with velux. 5.02 x 1.25. Carpet floor covering. Hot press off landing
Bathroom, floor and half wall tiles. Separate electric shower.

This is an ideal opportunity to acquire a lake shore residence in pristine condition.

Services are provided mains water supply, Dual heating system oil fired central heating and solid fuel, septic tank sewerage system.
Viewing highly recommended
Features:
PVC double glazed windows.
Superb condition and tastefully decorated
Lake Shore residence, with own mooring on Lough Corrib.

Headford town only 5 miles where all services are available.
Facilities:
Parking
Oil Fired Central Heating
BER Details

BER No 109705111
Daft Property Shortcode:

http://www.daft.ie/11434303

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 0035387 2463748
PSRA Registration No: 002657

helencassidyauctioneer@gmail.com

Gerry Mullin, Headford, County Galway.
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.