Coastal home from the 1930s is full of character

‘TÍ Mhíl’, a wonderful coastal property full of character and charm, is set on a large 1.43 acre south-facing site in a scenic setting along the Conamara Coast Road in Bantragh, Ballinahown.

Fully renovated in 2001, the 1930s property is beautifully presented and it retains many of its original features including that of the traditional exposed cut-stone walls in the living area, landing and bedrooms.

Accommodation consists of an entrance porch which leads into a lovely spacious living area with solid fuel stove. Off the living area to the rear is the kitchen which is complete with fitted kitchen units. Double doors lead out from the kitchen to the rear garden which enjoys lovely countryside views. Velux windows in the kitchen allow natural light to flood through this space.

The downstairs bedroom is located off the living room and off this room is a small hallway which leads to shower room and hot press. The wooden stairs leads to the first floor where there are two further spacious bedrooms and the family bathroom. The property enjoys unspoilt distant views of the Aran Islands to the front of the property and a large area of commonage land to the rear.

Externally, there are three traditional stone outbuildings on the site, two of which are ideally suited for storage purposes while the larger of the outbuildings could potentially be used as a workshop or studio. The property is made up of many fields which are all enclosed by stone walls. The fields offer tremendous potential for grazing paddocks, veggie garden, poly tunnel and furthermore there is potential for a site, subject to planning permission.

This is an excellent opportunity for those looking to acquire a splendid property in this very scenic and tranquil area of Conamara and yet be within easy commuting distance of the city. The property would make an ideal holiday home, starter home or luxury home redevelopment.

The asking price is €275,000. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact DNG Martin O’Connor on 091 866708.