Mullaghglass, Renvyle, Connemara, Co. Galway H91 X02Y

Mullaghglass, Renvyle, Connemara, Co. Galway

We are excited to bring this two-bedroom prefabricated house to the market in the stunningly picturesque area of Mullaghglass in Renvyle, Connemara, Co. Galway. The views from this property are truly breath taking; the Atlantic Ocean as far as one can see left and right and the Mayo mountains and coastline make the perfect back drop.  The house is in good condition and while small (60sqm), it is perfectly proportioned- an ideal bolthole for those looking for their own piece of heaven on earth!

In addition to two bedrooms, there is an open plan kitchen / dining and living room and a large bathroom.  The site size is circa 0.18 hectares (circa 0.44 acres) and the property belongs to folio GY 46804F. The beautiful beaches beaches of Glassilaun and Lettergeish are on its doorstep! Tullycross village is 5 minutes’ drive from here, Letterfrack village is 10 minutes away and the larger town of Clifden town is 20 minutes by car.

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BER: F Ber No. 113512701 Energy Output Indicator: 418.01 kWh/m2/yr

ACCOMMODATION:

Kitchen/ Living & Dining Room: 6.64m x 4.57m

Bedroom One: 4.46 x 2.45m

Bedroom Two: 4.09m x 2.73m

Bathroom: 3.07m x 1.63m

SERVICES:

Water: Local Supply

Waste: Septic Tank

Power: Mains

DIRECTIONS:

Eir Code: H91 X02Y

From Tully Cross village, take a right-hand turn and continue straight turn going downhill. Continue on this road for approximately 2 miles and subject property is on your right-hand side.

Letterfrack is a 10-minute drive away, and it is a very busy little village with three pubs, a lovely restaurant, and a very well stocked supermarket. Letterfrack hosts a number of small festivals during the year – the most notable being Sea Week in October which is a celebration of all things maritime and includes walks, talks, exhibitions, and some very fine traditional music, and Bog Week in May which celebrates the local flora and fauna and again attracts many fine musicians, lecturers and poets. The furniture college in Letterfrack turns out some fine woodworkers and every year puts on an exhibition of the best work of the graduating class.

The Connemara National Park is just across the road from Letterfrack and provides a selection of lovely walks from wooded to mountainside, including one to the top of Diamond Hill. Staff at the park run activities for children during the summer months and the information centre gives a good history of the area.

Kylemore Abbey and Gardens is also just a 15-minute drive from the house. The Abbey is currently host to students from the famous Notre Dame University, but the spectacular and historic building on the edge of Kylemore Lake is open to the public and the grounds provide lovely lakeside walks. There is an extensive shop and coffee shop catering to tourists. The old walled Victorian gardens, which have been restored and refurbished, display a great variety of plants and trees and bring one back to another era.

Other things to do and see in the area:

• Rosleague Manor Hotel for superb food in Moyard (20 minute drive).
• Killary Harbour and marvelous Leenane with its bars, restaurants and shops is 20 minutes away

• Little Killary adventure centre – (20 minutes drive) – providing a huge range
  of outdoor activities for children and adults. It is the site of The Misunderstood Herron-a world famous coffee stop
• Hill walking in the Twelve Bens and Maumturks

• Salmon and trout fishing at various locations with local guides

• Perfect cycling country

Clifden, with it’s wonderful array of hotels, shops, bars and restaurants and the renowned Arts Festival, is only a 20 minute drive away

The picturesque town of Westport is 40 minutes drive away.

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 Matt O’Sullivan Ltd. All properties are offered subject to contract and to being unsold.