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€325,000
3 beds
2 baths
113 sqm
Mekala House
Clonamirran
Mountshannon
Co. Clare
V94 V8WN
Description
Mekala House enjoys an enviable setting, tucked away along a quiet country laneway overlooking the picturesque shores of Lough Derg, while being just a two-minute drive from Mountshannon village and its full range of local amenities. Standing on approximately 1.6 acres, this charming property presents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a private lakeshore home in an idyllic yet highly convenient location. Surrounded by natural beauty, it offers the perfect escape for those seeking peace, in a truly scenic setting. If you are looking to leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind and embrace the tranquillity of lakeside living, Mekala House is sure to impress. With its stunning setting, privacy, and close proximity to the village, this is a rare opportunity to secure a unique property in one of East Clare's most scenic locations. Viewing of this exceptional property is highly recommended and is strictly by appointment through the selling agent.
Features
Mountshannon Group Water Scheme
Heating: Oil Central Heating
Open fireplace in Sitting Room
Rooms
Kitchen 2.34m x 6.38m Rear aspect windows, wall and base units, vinyl flooring
Sitting Room 4.36m x 5.19m Dual aspect windows, vinyl flooring
Hallway 1.03m x 3.01m Vinyl flooring
Shower Room 3.11m x 1.37m Rear aspect window, shower/wc/whb, vinyl flooring
Bedroom 1 4.23m x 2.77m Rear aspect window, vinyl flooring
Bedroom 2 3.68m x 3.33m Rear aspect window, walk in storage, vinyl flooring
Bedroom 3 3.14m x 3.35m Front aspect window, walk in storage, vinyl flooring
Bathroom 1.98m x 3.03m Front aspect window, wc/whb/bath, vinyl flooring
Garden Large mature garden, set on 1.6Acres, lawn and lake views.
BER Information
BER Number: 111379012
Energy Performance Indicator: 420.43
About the Area
Mountshannon is a village in east County Clare, on the western shore of Lough Derg. Mountshannon is an attractive village with 4 pubs, one of which is a hotel, a corner shop/cafe, a restaurant, a garage/shop and a pizzeria. As a starting point for visiting the nearby Inis Cealtra, the area attracts many tourists. Now uninhabited, Inis Cealtra was once a monastic settlement. It has a fine round tower, and the ruins of several small churches, as well as a holy well. Boat trips can be taken from Mountshannon harbour to the island.
A recent addition to Mountshannon is the maze built in the centre of town in a small park with views of Lough Derg. Alongside is a picnic area made out of wood carved by local artists, encircled by willow hedging. Mountshannon is a regular winner in the Tidy Towns having won the national prize numerous times over the years. Mountshannon Harbour, is a sheltered south facing harbour, very popular in the summer months with cruisers. A separate bathing area is very popular with local families.
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