C. 1 St. Acre site situated in this most sought after area. The site is being sold subject to planning permission. ESB & water adjacent. This is a unique opportunity to build your dream home in an idyllic setting less than 10 minutes’ drive from the every popular village of Adare and only fifteen minutes from Limerick City.

Announcing to the market an ideally located and extensive mixed commercial/residential premises standing on a prominent site comprising of a series of stores, production areas which extend to Circa 5,200 sq.ft and a substantial two storey residence together with a yard and ancillary sheds. This property has much potential to develop and is suitable for many uses including storage, production, manufacturing, garage,workshop or car sales. The main Limerick/Cork road (N20) is just 5 minutes drive away providing ease of access to our national road infrastructure. The adjoining residence is in excellent condition throughout and comprises of hall, Kitchen cum dining, utility, sitting room, downstairs bedroom with en suite off and upstairs there are 3 additional bedrooms and bathroom. For those in search of a mixed self contained property where one could live and operate a business, then this property ticks the boxes. Would also be a good investment opportunity with good rental potential. Inspection of this very attractive premises is highly recommended. Call Tom Crosse on 087 2547717.

A perfect starter home….

Beautifully presented throughout this original stone built property has been completely remodelled and extended in 2018 to now provide luxury accommodation over two floors. From the images and the floorplan interested parties can see how the large open space of the Kitchen / Dining / Living provides the perfect space for couples and young families to interact in the one area. Buyers should also know that the property has been tested for defective blocks and the results are very good. Strongly recommended.

The accommodation is arranged as follows;
Part glazed white pvc front door to;
Entrance Vestibule; 1.60m x 2.49m tiled floor, opening into;
Open plan Living Room; 6.22m x 4.73m tiled floor, recess lighting, solid fuel burning stove with back boiler, TV point, further opening into;
Large Contemporary Kitchen/Dinette; 4.56m x 4.33m comprehensively equipped with coloured base units, matching island unit with breakfast bar stools, work surfaces with matching upstands, 4 ring electric hob & oven with stainless steel extractor canopy over, ceramic Franke single drainer sink unit with separate waste bowl, American style fridge/freezer, integrated wine rack, recess lighting, door to;
Utility Room; 1.50m x 2.56m work surface, tiled floor, plumbed for washing machine & wired for tumble dryer, half glazed white pvc door to outside, separate door to;
WC/Cloakroom; 1.50m x 1.63m white 2 piece suite, tiled floor, recess lighting
Carpet stairs to first floor;
Landing; 3.20m x 2.08m
Bedroom 1; 3.42m x 4.86m carpet floor, velux window, recess for built-in wardrobe, loft access
Bedroom 2; 6.18m x 4.16m carpet floor, recess lighting, TV point, door to hotpress
Luxury Shower Room; 2.21m x 2.62m white 2 piece suite with separate fully tiled shower enclosure with rain shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled walls & tiled floor, velux window, illuminated mirror, recess lighting
Garage; 4.59m x 2.54m up & over roller door with separate side door

SITUATION AND AMENITIES: Roundstone derives its name from the anglicised corruption of Cloch Na Rón, the rock of the seals. The bay was used by smugglers into the 18th Century while the village itself dating back to the 1820’s was built by Alexander Nimmo.

Roundstone is an exceedingly charming village tucked away on the rugged Connemara coastline. The village is both friendly and inviting with a wide range of amenities including shops, post office, school, hotels, and restaurants most of which overlook the wide harbour and have stunning views over the Connemara landscape. There is an abundance of breathtaking beaches close by, especially Dog’s Bay and Gorteen Bay which attract a large number of visitors and are justly famous for their exceptional beauty and long white sandy beaches.

The lands which extend to circa 10 acres are located directly next to Michael Killeen Park. The park was built on the grounds of an old Franciscan monastery that was first established in 1835. The Franciscan monks left the monastery in the mid 1970’s. The monastery was bought by the Irish Development Authority (I.D.A) and it was then demolished in 1980 to provide small workshops to be built alongside a small housing development in order to facilitate craft workers and artisans bringing suitable projects to the centre. Today, the workshops are now occupied by Roundstone Musical Instruments manufacture a range of musical instruments and souvenir shop, Roundstone Ceramics make hand made pottery and The House of Magoide makes and sells jewellery and gifts.

The bell tower in the centre of the park and the old monastery walls surrounding it are the last remaining features of the old monastery and this historic site.

THE LANDS: Extending to circa 10 acres, the lands have access to a council maintained road with a right of way abutting the lands. The lands are separated into two parcels by the track providing the right of way.
Parcel 1 being nearest the road, extends to circa 4.9 acres of mixed quality lands, with a majority being overgrown with Gorse and scrub. The lands are flat and boundaries partially defined. The site is located on the western side of Monastery Road a short distance to the south of the village centre and has a small road frontage consisting mainly of the entrance gate into the lands. There is a row of houses to the North along the R341 with long back gardens and there is housing and a number of craft shops to the east of the site at the end of Monastery Road (Michael Killeen Park). There is a row of terraced houses on Monastery Road on the way up to the village and there is footpath and public lighting along the road.

Parcel 2 – Being a lovely parcel of land extending to circa 4.5 acres of good quality lands extending to the Atlantic ocean. The lands are currently divided into two fields with the southern field being partially overgrown.

PLANNING: THE PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD ON AN ‘AS IS’ BASIS AND NOT SUBJECT TO PLANNING.

This is an opinion and not to be relied upon in respect to obtaining planning.

The site is governed by the planning policy contained in the Galway County Development Plan 2022-2028 (Development Plan). There is no local area plan or zoning plan for the village. Roundstone is identified as a Rural Settlement (level 7) in the Core Strategy (Chapter 2) of the Development Plan, which sets out the development strategy for the towns and villages in the county. Roundstone is in Zone 4 Landscape Sensitivity Category 2-4 and in Zone 3 Structurally Weak Area.

The policy contained in the Development Plan for the development of Rural Settlements is as follows (SS7); In the case of smaller settlements for which no specific plans are available, development shall be considered on the basis of its connectivity, capacity (including social, cultural, and economic, infrastructural and environmental capacity) and compliance with the Core Strategy and Settlement Hierarchy, good design, community gain and proper planning and sustainable development.’

The Development Plan does not give a recommended residential density for rural settlements. Section 2.4.11 of the Development Plan states the following in relation to the rural population; ‘ support for housing and re population, as necessary, taking place within towns and villages will help to act as a viable alternative to one-off housing in the open countryside and will contribute to the principle of compact growth.’
Section 4.5.2 of Chapter 4 (Rural Living and Development) of the Development Plan sets out policy for residential development in level 7 settlements. For serviced villages it states; ‘In the serviced villages it is considered that there is potential for multi-unit development is considered be appropriate with a site-specific design strategy required to guide the development of each plot. Several design elements are required to be considered for the development to fit within the individual village.’

The following are the relevant policies contained in this section;
RC 1: ‘It is the policy objective of the Planning Authority to encourage the sustainable, balanced development of our villages in an incremental manner, with the emphasis on small scale development over a medium to long term period, in keeping with the character of the settlement.’
RC 3; ‘To support the development of a ‘New Homes in Small Towns and Villages’ initiative in consultation with Irish Water and other stakeholders through the provision of water services and serviced sites within the existing footprint of rural villages.’
RC 6: ‘Within the footprint of villages, development will be considered where it involves multi-house developments, subject to services, siting, design, protection of residential amenities and normal Development Management criteria as outlined in Chapter 3 Place Making, Regeneration and Urban Living and Chapter 15 Development Management Standards.’

PHOTOGRAPHY: All photographs are only to be used as identification and the accuracy of the red lines cannot be relied upon.

Brought to the market by P F Quirke & Co Ltd is this great investment opportunity, centrally located in Carrick on Suir.
The property is suitable for many uses. It may be possible to convert to 3 residential units, subject to planning permission.
The property is in good condition throughout.
Accommodation as follows:
Ground floor: Retail shop, guest WC, storage
Basement: Open plan Kitchen/Living Room
First floor: Landing and large bedroom.
Second floor: Kitchen/ dining room
Third floor: two bedrooms and shower room.
Ideal investment property or suitable for business and living space overhead.

Perfectly positioned in a quiet cul de sac, this 3 bed 1 bath terraced property (approx. 925 sq ft) is within easy walking distance of Killarney town centre and Killarney National Park. The property is also located close to an array of amenities including Tesco, Aldi & Deerpark Retail Park as well as Ballycasheen NS and Gaelscoil Faithleann.

While the property is in need of some work, it offers an imaginative purchaser heaps of potential in a fantastic location.

Oil fired central heating with radiators. Boiler house for boiler.

South facing front garden.
Off-street parking for two cars.
Low maintenance brick facade.
Paved back garden with pedestrian access from rear.

Discover the perfect opportunity to complete and customise your dream home located in the picturesque setting of Kilbeg Upper, Clonbur, Co. Galway. Positioned on an elevated 0.81-acre site, this property offers breathtaking views over Lough Mask and the nearby mountains, providing a tranquil and scenic backdrop. Surrounded by stunning lakes and mountains, the property is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, offering endless opportunities for fishing, hiking, and cycling.

This spacious timber frame property, with an open plan layout and great flow, boasts a total floor area of 260m (2798 sq. ft.). The ground floor area is 160m (1722 sq. ft.) and the first-floor area is 100m (1076 sq. ft.). The construction features heavy-duty MAGTRUSS roofing timbers, triple glazed windows and doors (Sweden: 1.1 U-value, excellent sound insulation), and 150mm eco wall insulation throughout. The upper floor ceilings and walls are insulated with Tri-Iso Eco materials, ensuring a highly energy-efficient environment.

A provisional BER report from 2019 outlines detailed plans and specifications for achieving an A1 or A2 BER rating. The property also includes an Eco-Wise Septic Tank, requiring the completion of the percolation area. Comprehensive documentation is available, including a full Quantity Surveyors Report from 2020/2021 detailing costed works to completion, and several Engineers’ Certificates of Compliance covering the raft foundation, roof construction, first fix electrical works and plumbing, timber frame construction, and adherence to planning conditions to date.

The property is ideally located just minutes from a wide range of local amenities and services, including schools, churches, Lakelands Medical Centre, hotels, restaurants, pubs, an artisan bakery, Petersburg Adventure Centre, and horse-riding facilities. Mooring for boats and fishing is available just minutes away at Lough Mask. A ten-minute drive will take you to Cong, home to the 12th Century Abbey and Ashford Castle, Ireland’s only five-star Forbes hotel, featuring a beautiful golf course, equestrian centre, and School of Falconry.
Additionally, the property is conveniently accessible: only 45 minutes to Galway city, 60 minutes to Knock Airport, 90 minutes to Shannon Airport, and under three hours to Dublin Airport.

This property is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where it is rare for a grant of planning permission for new properties This unique property offers the ideal blend of rural charm and modern potential, set against the stunning natural beauty of Lough Mask and the surrounding mountains. Complete this house to your specifications and create a home that truly reflects your vision.
For further details and to arrange a viewing, please contact Moran Auctioneers.

Seize this opportunity to craft your bespoke residence in one of Ireland’s most enchanting locations.

VIEWING IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

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Description
Nestled on the scenic and central Dock Road, Ocean Villa offers an idyllic home or coastal retreat in the charming village of Dunmore East. This substantial detached 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence stands on a large, elevated corner site with a south-easterly aspect, providing fantastic sea views in the heart of Dunmore East upper village.

Property Features:
Spacious Living Areas: Dual aspect dining and living rooms with sea views and open fireplaces. The kitchen is conveniently located on the ground floor.
Comfort and Convenience: Equipped with oil-fired central heating, uPVC double-glazed windows, and a C3 BER rating. A tiled shower room with an electric shower, wash basin, and WC is also on the ground floor.
First Floor: The first floor features a generous landing with a hot press, four bedrooms (three with sea views), a bathroom, and a separate WC.
Separate Annex: A self-contained annex with its own entrance includes a living room with a stove, kitchen, shower room, and bedroom. Subject to PP.

Outdoor Space:
Beautiful Gardens: The garden features a lawn with ornamental planting, a large shed/workshop, a west-facing patio, and off-street parking for two cars. The sea views extend to Hook Head.

Dunmore East Highlights:
Natural Beauty: Renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, with beautiful beaches, rugged cliffs, and scenic walking trails.
Local Amenities: Offers a variety of local shops, charming cafes such as The Bay Cafe, and excellent restaurants like The Strand, Azzurro and The Cliff, and Fantastic takeaways like O’Sheas Chipper and East Pier .
Activities: Opportunities for sailing and Watersports in The Dunmore East Adventure Centre, fishing, and golfing at the local golf club.
Community: A friendly, welcoming community with regular local events and festivals, such as The Bluegrass Festival every August.
Lifestyle and Convenience: Ocean Villa is perfect for those seeking a relaxing lifestyle with easy access to village amenities. Enjoy beach walks, dining with sea views, or participating in local activities. Proximity to Waterford City ensures urban conveniences are within easy reach, blending coastal charm with modern living.

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial detached residence with sea views, a large-sized garden, and off-street parking right in the center of Dunmore East. Viewing is highly recommended. Don’t miss the chance to own this slice of paradise in one of Ireland’s most picturesque coastal villages.

Room Measurements
Entrance Hall: 11.51 m
Dining Room: 12.34 m
Living Room: 14.33 m
Kitchen: 7.06 m
WC: 1.95 m
Landing: 17.85 m
Bedroom 1: 13.14 m
Bedroom 2: 14.41 m
Bedroom 3: 12.78 m
Bedroom 4: 7.41 m
WC: 1.76 m
Bathroom: 4.95 m
Annex Living Room: 10.15 m
Annex Kitchen: 8.10 m
Annex WC: 2.85 m
Annex Bedroom 5: 10.53 m

Detached 3 bed bungalow (approx. 1,600 sq ft) ideally located off Countess Road within easy walking distance of Killarney town centre and Killarney National Park as well as Ballycasheen NS. Set on a private corner site extending to approx. 0.2 acres, the landscaped gardens are a highlight of the property. An oasis of peace and tranquillity, the gardens offers space and privacy for the entire family.

While in need of some modernisation, this property offers the prospective purchaser a fantastic opportunity to create a dream family home in one of Killarney’s most desirable locations.

East facing rear garden.
Oil fired central heating.

Edel Quinn Properties are pleased to present this circa 0.5acre site to the market.

This property comes to market in Legnawley Glebe, Inver just 14km from Donegal Town Centre and 18km from Killybegs Town Centre. The site is being sold subject to planning permission. Section 47 restrictions likely apply.