Delightful cottage possibly dating back 150 to 200 years and certainly appears on historical OSI maps from 1837 -1842, built at the time in the traditional manner of thick mud " cob" wall construction and currently has a slated roof together with a number of old farm buildings laid out in a courtyard setting with country garden to the rear.

Whilst it had fallen into disrepair, it has however been lovingly and sympathetically restored / refurbished by its present owners in-keeping with its natural charm & character and will be sold with most of the furnishings, which have been gathered and accumulated over a long period of time and ready to take up residence.

Entering the property is like stepping back it time to a bygone era and you could not be anything but impressed with its quaint old world charm, open fireplaces with timber beam mantles, timber ceilings, beaming white walls and well placed velux windows which pour light into both ground and upper floor giving a bright and airy feeling. The kitchen again has an eaved timber ceiling with a central overhead roof light allowing light to flood in.

Accommodation comprises: two living rooms, kitchen/ dining room, 2 separate shower rooms and three bedrooms at first floor level extending to 1400 sq. ft. approximately.

Situated on a quiet winding road leading to the sea at Ballyconnigar upper it lies in a sheltered position with narrow access piers leading to an enclosed south facing courtyard surrounded by the old original farm buildings and further access to a small garden, a real suntrap with a mixture of mature hedges, trees and in spring comes alive with a mass of white bluebells and a host of golden daffodils.

Meander down the road which brings you to the sea in just 5 to 10 minutes' walk and onto the beach where miles and miles of sandy beaches that stretch out in front of you, which for most of the year are almost entirely deserte