The Rectory, Drumsnauv,

A serene country house in a spectacular and tranquil setting on the shores of Lough Corrib, less than one hour from Galway City and Westport.

Originally built in 1869, this charming property was reconstructed in 2003 and thoughtfully refurbished by the current owners, and comes to the market in excellent condition throughout. The residence boasts over 3300 sq.ft of relaxing living space, over three floor levels.

Accommodation comprises of a large entrance hall, three sizable double ensuite bedrooms and a utility room on the ground floor. The first floor comprises of an inviting solid-wood kitchen, sitting room, sun room, main bathroom and patio, with the upstairs arrangement making the most of the breathtaking 360 views of the surrounding countryside. The first floor can also be accessed via a bridge to the patio from the rear garden. The second floor houses a further two double bedrooms, a bathroom, and eaves storage. The property also comes with a large shed that would be suitable for a variety of uses, including boat storage or a home studio.

Externally, the property is set on a site of approximately 1.1 acres, situated less than 150m from a public pier onto Lough Corrib, famous for its fishing.

The area is a perfect base for exploring world-famous Connemara and the Wild Atlantic Way. This property is situated within easy reach of the Maamturk mountains, Western Way trail, Killary fjord, stunning beaches such as Glasselaun, making it an ideal base for nature lovers. It is also conveniently located between three renowned golf courses: Ballinrobe, Oughterard and Connemara Links.

The historic villages of Cong and Leeaun are nearby, recognisable for featuring in the films The Quiet Man and The Field. The residence is less than an hour from the vibrant cultural hubs of Galway, Westport, and Clifden, which host an array of festivals such as Galway Arts Festival, Cúirt International Festival of Literature, Clifden Pony Show, Westport Folk and Bluegrass and many more.

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