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An intriguing property has gone up for sale in North Mayo town Ballycastle.
It's not everyday a former Garda Station and residence is on the market.
This is a rare chance to secure a substantial former Garda station with adjoining residential quarters, set in the picturesque coastal village of Ballycastle, Co. Mayo, along the world-famous Wild Atlantic Way.
Perfectly positioned for lifestyle and leisure, the property is within easy reach of exceptional natural and cultural attractions — just 7 km from the historic Céide Fields, 14.5 km from the charming village of Killala and only 27 km from the vibrant town of Ballina.
The area offers endless opportunities for coastal walks, sandy beaches, fishing and exploring rich local heritage.
Built circa 1920's, the property retains distinctive architectural features and offers a generous space of 208.6 sq.m. (2,245 sq.ft.).
The Eircode of the property is F26 FF84. AMV: €120,000.
But there is a twist regarding the sale: It will be conducted via live stream property auction, Friday, September 19 at 12pm.
Interested buyers have to pre-register by Thursday, September 18 here.
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