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€260,000
2 beds
3 baths
107 sqm
Description
This delightful property is ideally situated in the heart of the lakeshore village of Mountshannon.
A village renowned for its quiet, tourist charm and boasting a choice of quality hostelries, together with a delightful range of water based activities on the majestic Lough Derg.
Boasting bright and spacious accommodation, with views over the majestic Lough Derg, this special property enjoys the added bonus of having it's own designated private mooring and lock-up, offering one the exciting opportunity to acquire their own lakeshore property in a private but yet convenient location.
Viewing is highly recommended and can be arranged by appointment through selling agent.
Features
Services: All mains services
Rooms
Sitting Room 4.77m x 3.46m Rear aspect feature bay window, solid fuel stove, tile flooring
Kitchen Dining Room 6.63m x 2.90m Dual aspect French doors and window, fitted wall and base units, tile flooring
Groundfloor wc 2.49m x 1.88m Front aspect window, whb/wc, walls partially tiled, tile flooring
First Floor
Bedroom 1 4.00m x 3.41m Rear aspect window, fitted wardrobe, wooden flooring - En-Suite: 1.44m x 3.94m - Dual aspect windows, whb/wc/bath with overhead shower, walls partially tiled, tile flooring
Bedroom 2 2.62m x 2.94m Rear aspect window, fitted wardrobe, wooden flooring
Bathroom 1.59m x 2.43m Rear aspect window, whb/wc/shower, walls partially tiled, floor tiled
Second Floor
Landing 3.12m x 2.43m Skylight, wooden flooring
Storage Room 3.15m x 3.48m Skylight, fitted storage, wooden flooring
Garden Mature garden with patio area, laid to lawn, shed - Lakeside facilities to include private mooring and lock up
BER Information
BER Number: 100408434
Energy Performance Indicator: 178.61
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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