65 Bruach Na HAbhainn
Westpoint
Altamount Street
Westport, Co. Mayo
F28 RW56

65 Bruach na hAbhainn is a two bedroom duplex apartment situated in the Westpoint residential and commercial complex on Altamount Street, Westport.

The property is laid out over two floors. With a floor area of approximately 96.22sqm/1,036sqft, lower floor accommodation contains an entrance hall, a large light filled open plan kitchen/dining/living room and a guest WC.

The upper floor has two bedrooms; one comes with an en-suite bathroom and the other benefits from a large balcony overlooking Colonels Woods to the rear of the complex. On this floor there is also a sun trap landing with a seating alcove also overlooking the woods and a good size bathroom.

Some of the apartment's excellent features include electric under-floor heating, pressurised water system, integrated kitchen appliances and an intercom entry phone. Externally there is a large, sheltered terrace laid with timber decking.

The complex is set in landscaped grounds incorporating an attractive riverside walk along the Carrowbeg River. There is extensive car parking including a covered spot reserved for this apartment. On site there is a choice of shopping including Tesco and Boots as well as many other smaller businesses. Westport town and its amenities are just a five minute walk away and Westport Train Station is located directly opposite Westpoint.

Entrance Hall 3.7m x 1.2m Tiled floor, wood and painted staircase
Kitchen/Living/Dining Room 7.7m x 3.8m 
& 1.1m x 1.0m Tiled floor, large skylight window
Guest WC 2.0m x 1.5m Fully tiled, wc, whb
First Floor Landing 5.4m x 1.2m 
Bedroom One 3.8m x 3.4m Carpeted floor, built in wardrobe
En-Suite 2.9m x 2.1m Fully tiled, shower, wc, whb
Bedroom Two 3.8m x 2.9m Carpeted floor, built in wardrobe, door to large balcony overlooking woodlands
Bathroom 2.3m x 2.1m Fully tiled, bath/shower, wc, whb

BER: C2
BER Number: 100599240
Energy Performance Indicator: 192.24

Westport is a town in County Mayo, situated at the south-east corner of Clew Bay, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a popular tourist destination, and scores highly for Quality of Life. It has also won the prestigious Irish Tidy Towns Competition three times; in 2001, 2006 and 2008. In 2012 it won the Best Place to Live in Ireland competition run by The Irish Times. This highlights the strong community values in the area.

Between the last two censuses (2006 and 2011) the town has shown growth in population, from 5163 to 5543.