Traditional cottage adds a splash of colour to life

Downstairs comprises an entrance hall, large sitting room featuring an original stone arch fireplace with oil back boiler stove, kitchen fitted with solid oak units, a large family bathroom with electric shower and bath, utility room/office (this could be converted to a single bedroom), a double size bedroom with featured limestone wall and solid fuel stove. Upstairs there are two double size bedrooms and a single bedroom, there is also ample storage space in the walk-in attic. There are two large sheds to the rear of the house with a smaller shed for solid fuel etc.

The garden has a covered patio area and the is well maintained. This property is ideally located and although surrounded by countryside, it is just four miles to Eyre Square and a further two miles to Salthill.

The village of Claregalway is three miles north with shops, restaurants, hotels, both national and secondary schools, church, post office and more.

The property is situated just off the N83 and within five minutes walking distance to Mc Hugh’s award winning pub and restaurant and a 10 minute walk to Cloonacauneen Castle, pub, restaurant and events venue.

The cottage was last thatched in August 2018. The windows and doors are all double glazed PVC. There have been many additional upgrades over the years of oil fired central heating, fitted kitchen, new windows and doors, floors etc.

According to selling agent Gerry Mullin, this is one of the few original thatched cottages left in the vicinity of Galway City. The property would make an ideal family home (with room for a pony), holiday home or holiday let. It has been owner occupied since 1994.

The asking price is €375,000. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Gerry Mullin Auctioneer on 093 36755.

Pictured: The traditional cottage in Cloonacauneen.