Liscarney
Westport
Co Mayo
F28 CF97

This two bedroom countryside cottage comes to the market in very good condition having been modernised throughout in 2022 and offers countryside and Croagh Patrick views.

With a floor area of approximately 650 sq ft, accommodation comprises of an entrance hall, living room with open fire, a bright kitchen/diner, two substantial bedrooms, a bathroom and hotpress. On the first floor there is a spacious attic room (150sqft) that could be utilised as playroom or office.

Externally, the property is set on a site of 0.40 acres, with a large field to the side that offers buyers an opportunity to extend the property (subject to planning permission). There is parking and gardens to the front and side, and a private paved area to the rear that is a perfect outdoor dining space.

This property would ideally suit as a small family home or a holiday home in a most picturesque part of Mayo.

Liscarney is a peaceful rural area located off the Westport to Leenane Road yet is less than 10 minutes’ drive from Westport town centre. Brackloon National School is located 2.6 km from the property.

Two bedroom detached bungalow
Set on a spacious site of 0.4 acres
Re-decorated throughout in 2022
OFCH
Less than 10 minutes drive from Westport town
Quite location ideal as a starter home

Entrance Hall 4.2m x 1.33m & 3.21m x 0.9m Laminate floor
Living Room 4.02m x 3.04m Carpeted floor, built in units, open fire with painted local stone surround, curtains/blinds
Kitchen/Diner 4.19m x 3.33m Laminate floor, tiled backsplash, white PVC kitchen units, wooden effect formica worktop, curtains/blinds, stairs to attic/storage room
Bedroom One 4.17m x 3.04m Laminate floor, curtains/blinds
Bedroom Two 3.33m x 2.39m Laminate floor, curtains/blinds
Bathroom 2.28m x 1.8m Fully tiled, jacuzzi bath/shower, glass shelving, wc, whb
Hotpress 1.19m x 0.6m Shelved

BER: C3
BER Number: 109400135
Energy Performance Indicator: 216.72

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.