Dornish, Murrisk, Westport, Co. MayoF28VW44

The property offers extensive family-friendly lawns to the front and rear, and Murrisk National School is within 1.2 km, making it very suitable for young children.

With five bedrooms plus an adjoining one-bedroom apartment, there is plenty of independent space for teenagers, though rural location means reliance on transport for social activities.

The inclusion of an adjoining one-bedroom apartment with its own front door provides ideal independent accommodation for extended family members or older relatives.

At an asking price of €795,000 and with a substantial 194 m² floor area, this property is likely oversized and overpriced for a typical single buyer unless seeking rental investment.

Couples who enjoy coastal scenery and outdoor pursuits will find this a spacious home, though the size may be larger than necessary unless regularly hosting guests.

Provides wonderful scenic views and peaceful surroundings, though the large gardens and extensive property size will require ongoing maintenance.

Great for retirement due to the peaceful location and potential for single-level living options, but buyers should investigate if stairs present any long-term accessibility concerns.

Equipped with high-speed Starlink Broadband and a bright dual-aspect office/bedroom with mountain views, making remote work highly feasible.

Located in Murrisk, Co. Mayo, making regular hybrid commutes to major employment hubs like Galway or Dublin impractical due to distance.

An idyllic setting for retirees seeking peace, beautiful mountain views, and coastal walks, though property upkeep should be considered.

Features ground floor accommodation including an office/bedroom and bathroom, but standard two-story layout requires careful assessment for long-term accessibility.

Large floor area (194 m²) and extensive gardens mean regular upkeep is required for both the main house and grounds.

The listing features a tarmac driveway with ample parking, but does not specify a secure gated entry system.

The home features traditional elements like oak flooring, internal doors, and a marble fireplace rather than a stark minimalist aesthetic.

Includes a flexible five-bedroom main house layout (with a ground floor room usable as an office or bedroom) plus a completely separate one-bedroom apartment.

Built circa 2006, this is a modern architecturally designed residence rather than a traditional heritage property.

Achieves a respectable B3 Energy rating and features dual oil and solid fuel heating with a back boiler, though buyers should verify the septic tank setup.

Boasts generous south-facing gardens, extensive family-friendly lawns, a west-facing terrace for evening sun, and immediate proximity to Clew Bay.

Set on generously sized gardens with extensive lawns, offering fantastic potential for avid gardeners to cultivate outdoor spaces.

Positioned right at the traditional starting point for the Croagh Patrick pilgrimage climb and close to coastal walks and beaches.

There is no dedicated fitness facility on-site, and specialized gym facilities would require traveling toward Westport town.

Located along the world-renowned Wild Atlantic Way, offering scenic and popular cycling routes right from the doorstep.

While the immediate area is coastal and mountainous, golf enthusiasts can access courses in the wider Westport region within a short drive.

Described as a dream residence for a fishing enthusiast, being just 250 metres from Murrisk Pier and the Clew Bay shoreline.

The rural and coastal surroundings offer a scenic backdrop, though buyers should verify local equestrian facilities and stable availability.

Proximity to Clew Bay and Murrisk Pier makes this an ideal home for sailing, boating, and various water sports.

Features a spacious kitchen/dining room, patio doors leading to a west-facing terrace and rear terrace, and extensive lawns ideal for summer entertaining and outdoor dining.

Located in a sought-after coastal area near Clew Bay with generous gardens, offering a tranquil and serene environment away from urban congestion.

Situated in Murrisk overlooking Croagh Patrick and Clew Bay, providing a distinct rural and scenic setting while remaining close to local village amenities.

Local village amenities including a national school and restaurant/bars are within 1.2 km, offering a strong sense of community integration.

Just 250 metres from Murrisk Pier and the shoreline of Clew Bay, making it an exceptional location for coastal living and marine enthusiasts.

The location is decidedly rural and coastal, requiring a ten-minute drive to reach Westport town for wider urban conveniences.

Proximity to the local school, village restaurants/bars, and tourist activity around Croagh Patrick provides good opportunities for community engagement.

Local amenities include a couple of restaurant/bars within 1.2 km, but a broader café culture requires a trip into nearby Westport.

Limited local nightlife restricted to a couple of village spots, with more extensive options found ten minutes away in Westport town.

Local wellness options are limited by the rural setting, though pilates & stretching or similar community classes may be found in nearby Westport.

The rural and residential nature of the location offers minimal professional networking opportunities locally.

High-speed Starlink Broadband is installed, ensuring excellent digital connectivity despite the rural location.