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06 Sept 2025
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This most attractive period townhouse is presented to the market in excellent condition throughout having been lovingly cared for and maintained by its current owners.
Most recently used as a private residence in the centre of Castlebar town, the property's adaptable layout ensures it is suitable for a wide variety of uses. The courthouse is within 50 metres and Mayo County Council headquarters is within 100 metres.
The accommodation which extends to approximately 154 square metres / 1,658 square feet is laid out over four floors and provides generous, well lite rooms with many attractive characteristics.
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To the rear of the property lays arguable one of the most appealing features of number 100, a secret walled garden, a true gem in an otherwise hive of activity that is the centre of any modern town. The property is available from €320,000.
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