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This 4-bed townhouse comes with 85 acres and two beaches on its grounds. See further details below.
TAP ON THE ARROWS ABOVE OR NEXT TO TAKE A LOOK AROUND
Owned by the one family since the 1800's, the main house was constructed in 1934 and comprises of a 4-bed farmhouse over two floors with cosy accommodation and beautiful views. Although in need of modernisation, the property is ready for immediate occupation.
The land extends to about 34 hectares / 85 acres and is bound on the east and west by the sea and several beaches including many rod fishing spots.
There is one beach on the east side of the holding, called ' Greenport' which is below the thatched cottage and is completely bounded by land that is within the ownership of the family. On the west side, beyond the lake, there is an island called ' Oileáin Carraig' which can be accessed at low water by foot and The Cruit Island Golf Course bounds the property to the north-west.
Viewing is strictly by appointment by Savills Residential and Country Agency. Further details available on Daft.ie here
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