Grattan Lodge, Ballyweelin, , Rosses point, SligoF91HF98

The property offers four bedrooms and private mature outdoor grounds in a safe cul-de-sac setting, making it suitable for young families, though stairs and open elements should be reviewed.

Four bedrooms, a flexible reception/games room, and a spacious layout give teenagers plenty of personal space and independence.

With a ground-floor bedroom and adjacent shower room alongside several upper bedrooms, the layout accommodates multi-generational living arrangements reasonably well.

A large 176 sqm detached home on a mature site might exceed maintenance and space requirements for a single buyer.

Couples looking for generous living space and coastal proximity will find plenty of room to grow, though upkeep of a large detached home is required.

The substantial size and mature gardens require ongoing maintenance, but single-level ground floor elements provide some future convenience.

Features a ground-floor bedroom and shower room which assist with single-level living, though the overall property scale and garden require active upkeep.

The versatile formal dining room can readily function as a home office alongside good overall room proportions.

Located 8km from Sligo town with reasonable driving access, though longer-distance hybrid commutes will rely heavily on regional transport links.

Well-suited for retirement due to its peaceful coastal environment and ground-floor bedroom facilities, subject to garden maintenance considerations.

Includes a ground-floor bedroom and a modern wet-room style shower room, supporting accessibility for ageing in place.

A large detached home with mature private grounds, fruit trees, and hedging requires regular garden and property upkeep.

Approached via a dual access driveway, but lacks formal secure gated entry as standard.

The property features traditional elements such as open fireplaces, multi-gable windows, and established mature gardens rather than minimalist architecture.

Includes a versatile formal dining room that can serve as a games room, home office, or extra bedroom alongside a well-configured layout.

A substantial detached family home with traditional layout features, though not classified as a protected historic heritage home.

Equipped with standard oil-fired central heating and a solid fuel inset stove, with energy efficiency rated at BER D2, suggesting room for future eco-upgrades.

Set on a private, mature site enclosed by established hedging, mature trees, fruit trees, and a useful steel shed.

The property sits on a private, mature site enclosed by established hedging, mature trees, and fruit trees, offering great potential for keen gardeners.

Proximity to Rosses Point village, local Blue Flag beaches, and scenic coastal routes makes this ideal for walking enthusiasts.

No dedicated home gym space is built-in, requiring off-site travel to local facilities.

The scenic local roads around the Rosses Point peninsula offer pleasant cycling opportunities, though connectivity depends on main road traffic.

Located very close to the championship links of County Sligo Golf Club, home of the West of Ireland Amateur Championship.

The coastal location at the mouth of Sligo Harbour provides excellent access to local marine and coastal fishing opportunities.

While rural and coastal pockets exist nearby, dedicated equestrian facilities would require travel.

Positioned near the coast, local beaches, a bustling marina, and the celebrated Sligo Yacht Club, making it fantastic for water sports.

Features a spacious kitchen/dining room, a light-filled living room with an open fireplace, a formal dining/games room, and extensive outdoor grounds for hosting.

Set in a peaceful cul-de-sac location in Ballyweelin, enclosed by established hedging and mature trees for excellent privacy.

While situated on a mature coastal peninsula site, it remains close to village amenities and 8km from Sligo town, offering a suburban-rural hybrid feel.

Located just moments from Rosses Point village with its beaches, marina, restaurants, and local school.

An exceptional coastal setting on a peninsula overlooking Sligo Bay, Coney Island, and Knocknarea Mountain, close to Blue Flag beaches.

Located 8km from Sligo town, providing a quiet coastal escape rather than bustling urban convenience.

Rosses Point has an active local community centered around the village, sailing club, and local church and school.

Proximity to Rosses Point village provides access to local restaurants, traditional pubs, and nearby amenities.

Village life features traditional pubs and eateries, but broader nightlife options require traveling into Sligo town.

Local community amenities support active lifestyles, though specific wellness groups would be accessed via nearby Sligo town.

Primarily a residential coastal community, meaning professional networking will mostly take place outside the immediate area.

While remote working is feasible, tech-hub connectivity relies on standard broadband infrastructure which the buyer should verify.