Spring Cottage, Cloonlaheen Middle Doolough, Mullagh

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Spring Cottage, Cloonlaheen Middle, Doolough, Mullagh, County Clare , V95 E9C9

Guide price €90,000
  • Bedroom 1
  • Bathroom 1
  • Size 85 m²
  • Ber Rating BER G

At a glance...

  • • Traditional Irish thatched cottage with extensive potential.
  • • Private site of approx. 0.54-acres.
  • • Original Stanley Range.
  • • Stone outbuilding and storage shed.
  • • Private well and septic tank.
  • • Excellent restoration opportunity.
  • • Peaceful countryside location.
  • • Within easy reach of Mullagh, Quilty, Spanish Point and Miltown Malbay.
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Description

Nestled in the heart of the beautiful West Clare countryside, this traditional Irish cottage occupies a generous 0.22-hectare (0.54-acre) site and offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property full of charm, history and potential. Set back towards the rear of the site, the cottage enjoys excellent privacy and a peaceful rural setting while remaining within easy reach of Mullagh Village, Spanish Point, Miltown Malbay and the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way.

Although requiring refurbishment and modernisation throughout, the property provides an excellent canvas for those wishing to restore a traditional Clare cottage or create their own unique home.

The accommodation is bright and deceptively spacious, with the original character of the home still evident. At its heart is a welcoming living area featuring an original Stanley Range together with a roof skylight, allowing natural light to flood the room. The property further comprises a pantry/laundry room, one bedroom, bathroom, family room, and a conservatory with tiled flooring overlooking the surrounding gardens. In addition, the property benefits from attic space providing useful storage.

A defining feature of the property is its traditional thatched roof, which is in poor condition and requires substantial repair or replacement. 

Adjacent to the cottage is a traditional stone-built store with a galvanised roof together with an additional storage shed, offering excellent workshop or storage space. The property is serviced by a private water well and private septic tank, both of which are located on adjoining lands with the benefit a formal right of way. Properties of this nature rarely come onto the market and offer tremendous potential.

The property is being sold as is (inclusive of all contents), subject to a specific timeframe for redevelopment and Section 183 approval from Elected Members of Clare County Council.  The property is listed on the derelict sites register and maybe eligible for a Refurbishment / Vacancy Grant.  Current grant schemes can provide substantial financial assistance towards refurbishment and restoration works, making this an attractive opportunity.  Purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries with the Local Authority regarding eligibility and application requirements.

2.50 m x 2.30 m                   Entrance Lobby with tiled floor, fitted kitchen units.

60 m x 4.37 m                      Kitchen / Living area with old Stanley Range having red brick surround, tiled floor,                                                 timber ceiling / skylights.                                                  

2.37 m x 1.97 m                   Pantry / Laundry room with tiled floor and stairwell to attic area.

4.12 m x 4.75 m                   Family Room with solid fuel stove and tiled floor.

5.00 m x 2.95 m                   Conservatory with timber ceiling and tiled floor.

4.15 m x 2.51 m                   Bedroom with polished wooden floor.   

2.43 m x 2.10 m                   Bathroom.

2.45 m x 2.00 m                   Attic storage.                                                                                   


Directions

V95 E9C9

BER details

BER Rating: BER G
BER No.: 104336300
Energy Performance Indicator: 404.11 kWh/m²/yr
To download a copy of the official BER document, you can go to SEAI and enter the BER number.
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PSRA Licence No: 001664

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Use the form below to get in touch with REA Paddy Browne (Ennis) or call them on (065) 684 1755

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