Barna Village is located approximately 10 kilometers west of Galway City. The scenic seaside village of Barna, is a popular area for a popular destination for walkers, families, nature lovers and Galway commuters to live in. Barna’s idyllic setting offers superb views of the Burren Hills in County Clare and on clear days, the Aran Islands which lie offshore guarding the entrance to Galway Bay.
Barna Wood, featuring some magnificent oak trees, and the beautiful “Blue Flag” beach at Silver Strand are two more Barna attractions. Barna is the first of many villages found along Wild Atlantic way route, (R336) that winds through magnificent Connemara and the Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking) area, with stunning views awaiting visitors around each corner.
There are numerous sporting clubs active in the Bearna area. Barna GAA are one of the largest sports groups in the village fielding gaelic football teams in men's and ladies' competitions. Other Clubs in the parish are Bearna/Na Forbacha hurling club and Barna United soccer club. Bearna Golf Club, two miles north of the village, is a moorland 18 hole golf course with over 400 members. Scoil Sheamus Naofa is Barna national School located close to the village centre.
At the time of the 2011 Census, the total population in this settlement was 1,878, of which Males numbered 920 and Females were 958. The total housing stock was 772, of which vacant households numbered 98. With an approximate area of 1.89 km2, this settlement has a 2011 population density of 994 persons per km2

THE LANDS

The property comprises of four separate plots of irregularly shaped land total area is approximately 46.55 hectares (38 acres).
Plot One
The lands circa 5.5 acres (Zoned Residential) are situated on the western side of the village with frontage of approximately 4 meters to the Barna/Furbo Road. Magnificent elevated with uninterr