Property/House for Sale Belmullet Co Mayo Ireland
Beautiful Six Bedroom Property for Sale in Cloontakilla nr. Belmullet Co Mayo
Beautiful, stylish six bedroom property Fully Furnished located at Cloontakilla overlooking Carramore Lake. The property has many attractive features such as- un-spoilt views, Bord Fáilte approved for a guest house, stone fireplace, modern furnishings, four bathrooms, two en-suites, Games room in the basement, Wine Cellar, Large Garage to the side which contains a two bed room granny flat containing living, bathroom and separate entrance from the garage and above all, Location. All rooms are spacious and modern. The property would be highly suitable for a holiday home or indeed a Guesthouse. Carramore Lake is a popular lake with local fishermen which is only a short walk from the house. Its located approx. two miles from the village of Bangor-Erris and all its amenities, In total this property comprises of over 5,000 Square Feet!
Bord Fáilte approved for a guest house
This property can easily be used as a guest house. A convenient seperate area closed off form the main house is already incorporated creating an area for owners accommodation.
Alternatively the house would make an ideal get away from it all holiday home suitable for the larger family
WATERSPORTS
For the watersport enthusiast or a traditional family picnic on the beach, Erris offers superb locations. The two main bays, Blacksod and Broad-Haven have miles of golden sand and gentle sheltered waters while at the more exposed Annagh Beach there is an excellent surf.
The area is renowned for Scuba Diving, Windsurfing, Sailing, Canoeing and there are many safe beaches for children. Swimming, Windsurfing and Canoeing tuition is available in season, and boat trips to the islands off the coast are available on request, weather permitting..
GOLF LINKS
Possibly the most challenging 18 hole championship links golf course in Ireland, Carne is open to non-members, and visitors are most welcome. This unique course offers the unexpected twist - tactics change from the sheltered hollows to the hills and slopes, and all with a magnificent backdrop of sea, sky and mountains.
There is a 9 hole golf course at Binghamstown on the Peninsula, and a fine 9 hole pitch and putt course at Belmullet.
SEA ANGLING
Belmullet has taken its place among the leading names in sea angling centres in Europe. The Belmullet Sea Angling Club was founded in 1964, its objective - to promote sea angling as a sport for sea anglers and to provide an information service. The results were most rewarding and it is now known that almost any species of sea fish known to inhabit the waters around the British Isles can be caught at Belmullet. Thirty five varieties were caught in 1984. A major fishing festival is held here every year in the middle of August.
FRESH WATER ANGLING
Carrowmore Lake, the Owenmore, the Owenduff, the Munhin and the Glenamoy rivers are well known salmon and trout fishing rivers. Licences and ghillies can be got by arrangement from local hotels and guest houses.
WALKING
The quiet beaches on both sides of the peninsula are ideal for walking at low tide (consult tide time-table beforehand) and for taking in the panoramic view. Slieve Mor and the Cruachan Cliffs of Achill are clearly visible to the south, and much of lowland Erris can be seen to the east.
This environment offers many contrasts of terrain. The walks at Belderrig Cliffs rise 1,002 feet from the sea and follow the coastline for miles. The challenge of the natural structure of these cliffs for abseiling and mountaineering must be confronted. They also provide a natural habitat for many marine mammals and sea birds.
The Bangor Trail, the original road to Castlebar, is a spectacular walk and passable all year round. The unique undisturbed boglands, largest in Europe, the hills and slopes of rural farming communities and the many secluded coastal trails enchant the visitor. With noted equestrian facilities and many pony trekking trails in the area, this natural landscape seems all the more beautiful when viewed from the back of a mount. The real joy of exploring Erris is the solitude and sense of oneness with an undisturbed environment.
