Four Bedroom Detached Dormer Bungalow Cartron, Clogher, Belmullet, Co. Mayo

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Four Bedroom Detached Dormer Bungalow Cartron, Clogher, Belmullet, Co. Mayo Four Bedroom Detached Dormer Bungalow Cartron, Clogher, Belmullet, Co. Mayo. A charming four bedroom residence on a large site in the beautiful area of Blacksod. This region forms the peninsula south of Belmullet at the western edge of county Mayo. It offers spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean across to Doohoma and Achill Island and the open rugged countryside for which Mayo is famous. This is a very well-appointed property that has been skilfully extended and modernised from the original bungalow to provide very spacious family accommodation. Four bedrooms – two on the ground floor, two bathrooms, very spacious family kitchen/dining room, utility, reception and a very large sitting room. The property is reached from a drive that leads up from the main road and the site is grassed and ready for landscaping with a large steel shed to the side. BER No. xxxxxxxxxx EPI: xxx kWH/m2/yr Price Region: €182,000 Licence No: 002274 Front Porch: 1.99m x 1.73m To the front of the house a large entrance porch with its own roof surrounds the front doors. With full windows to front and side and a door set to the other side it has been designed to enjoy the excellent views of the sea and surrounding countryside. The interior walls and ceiling are wood panelled and the floors are covered in terra cotta tiles. Reception: 4.28m x 3.44m Double glass-panelled doors open from the porch to a large welcoming reception hall. This is an attractive feature of the house with overhead lights, terra cotta tiled floor and ample room for seats and bookcases. Living Kitchen/Dining: 6.89m x 6.02m To the right of the entrance lies a distinctive combination of living kitchen and dining room dominated by an impressive feature painted-stone fireplace with a heavy mantle and installed oil-fired stove. This is a very large open room with ample space for a three-piece suite, bookcases and a large dining table. Natural light is provided by two front facing and one rear facing windows. The front windows have spectacular views of Achill Island and the Atlantic. The very well equipped kitchen occupies one corner and includes a good range of grey floor and wall-mounted kitchen units with black tiled surface and a peninsula providing additional storage and work surface. The staircase to the upper floor rises next to the kitchen. Half- height wood panelled walls are all round and there are several built-in bookcases. Flooring is rustic Alaskan pine except the kitchen which is slate-tiled. Utility: 3.74m x 1.82m Accessed from the reception area is a fine utility with fitted cupboards and shelves mounted onto a pine-panelled wall. Space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier, stainless steel sink and gas hob. A rear door opens to the garden and the floors are covered with slate tiles. Sitting Room: 8.04m x 4.05m This is a magnificent room located at the rear of the house. At the focal point is a very large painted alcove surrounding a solid fuel stove, mounted on a decorative hearth, and fitted with 2 wall lights. There are four windows; 2 facing west, one north and one east. The ceiling is covered with white-painted exposed joists that manage to give a cosy feel to such a large space. Four light fittings in the style of old oil lights are suspended from the ceiling and two more mounted on the wall. The floor is pine-covered throughout. Bathroom (ground Floor): 2.47m x 1.61m Located adjacent to the ground floor bedrooms this is a spacious full bathroom equipped with apricot-coloured W.C., wash basin, bidet and bath. The walls are wood panelled and a window faces to the rear. Vinyl covered floor. Bedroom 1 (Ground Floor): 3.30m x 2.38m A ground floor double bedroom with a front south-facing window. Carpeted floor. Bedroom 2: 3.48m x 2.31m A second ground floor bedroom with window to the side and carpeted floor. Landing: 2.47m x 1.61m The stairs lead from the kitchen to an unusually spacious landing fitted with bookshelves throughout and with a dormer window to the front. Pine-covered floor. Bedroom 3 (First Floor Master): 4.06m x 3.63m An excellent double bedroom on the first floor with two east-facing windows to the side. One wall is almost fully occupied with two double, louvre-doored wardrobes surrounding a vanity unit. Textured papered ceiling and pine floors. Spectacular views of Achill Island and the Atlantic. Bedroom 4: 4.05m x 3.26m A second first floor double bedroom with a front facing dormer window and louvre-doored wardrobes. Pine covered floor. Bathroom (First Floor): 2.44m x 1.81m A spacious first floor bathroom fitted with plum- coloured W.C., wash basin and bath plus a separate shower cubicle with electric shower. Velux window for natural light and ventilation, partially tiled and vinyl-covered floor. Doors lead from both the landing and bedroom 4 in Jack & Jill style. Outside: To the side of the property is a large steel shed with double sliding doors. The land surrounding the house is grassed but largely uncultivated. To the front and rear are three standing stone and a dolmen. FEATURES A very well-built and extensively improved and extended modern residence located on a large site. Located in an exceptionally scenic and popular region of the Blacksod peninsula. Belmullet is twenty minutes away, the village of Binghamstown is just a few minutes by car and it just a 1 km walk to Aghleam with its local primary school, shop, post office, church and garage. Four bedrooms and very spacious sitting room and living kitchen. Large steel shed to the side with sliding double doors, ideal for farm machinery or workshop. Kitchen is fully equipped with all appliances and a separate utility has space for washer and drier. Oil fired central heating with an oil fired stove in the living kitchen and a solid fuel stove in the sitting room. Gas is available from bottles and there are gas hobs in the kitchen and utility. All front windows are latticed in neo-Georgian style. Grassed gardens with wire and post fencing and. All furnishings are available if required and can be negotiated into the final price. A perfect family location – quiet and safe but with easy access to modern amenities. .
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