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24 Nov 2025
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Fancy living in a recently refurbished Victorian residence in Mayo with stunning views and in the shadow of Croagh Patrick?
It's a fine period property comprises a residence of character and charm perched on an elevated site set well back from the road behind secure electronic gates, in a mature picturesque location with a spectacular vista over the adjacent Clew Bay.
It's a period residence set on about 3.2 hectares (about 7.9 acres) with development potential subject to planning permission.
The house has five bedrooms and potential for a sixth one. Amenities include a fully fitted sauna with bench, tiled floor, shower with tiled surround. Solid oak and tiled floors lend a unique ambiance to the residence.
The property has been extensively refurbished over the last 10 years and has been used most recently as a boutique high quality guest house. Offering further commercial potential or as a private home.
The refurbishment included a new roof, new windows and doors, new heating system, addition of a sauna and garage.
The asking price lies at €1,900,000. Contact O'Toole & Co. for further information.
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