Located just 5.5 Km from the coastal village of Liscannor and just 7.3km from the popular seaside resort of Lahinch with views of Liscannor Bay in the distance.
Set on approximately 0.14 hectares (0.35 acres) in the picturesque coastal townland of Ballyvislane with views across Liscannor Bay, this traditional stone-built cottage offers a unique opportunity to create a bespoke coastal residence in one of County Clare’s most sought-after locations.
Located just 5.5 km from the coastal village of Liscannor, the property enjoys easy access to a range of local amenities and essential services. The area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, with the world-famous Cliffs of Moher, the Burren National Park and the seaside resort of Lahinch only a short drive from the property.
The cottage retains many of the original features including a flag roof, thick stone walls, flag flooring, and a floor-to-ceiling cut-stone fireplace, all of which provide a wonderful foundation for an exceptional restoration project. A block-built extension was added to the rear at a later stage, offering additional scope for redesigning the property.
Externally, the property is bounded by traditional stone walls to the front, while the majority of the site extends to the side and rear, providing generous outdoor space. The grounds offer excellent potential for landscaping, gardens, outdoor entertaining areas or further development, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Having been vacant for a number of years, the property may qualify for grants, subject to applicant eligibility.
The surrounding area comprises of a mix of private residences, holiday homes and agricultural lands. This is an ideal opportunity for those seeking to design a home to one's own taste by the coast.
Viewing is highly recommended and strictly by prior appointment with sole selling agents. PSL002295
Front Porch 1m x 1m (3'3" x 3'3")
Flag floor and door to main living room.
Living Room 10.53m x 4.35m (34'7" x 14'3")
The living room extends the full width of the original cottage, split up into two areas by a dual sided, open, cut stone fireplace with flag arch way leading to second section, front aspect windows, interior window between the living room and kitchen and door to hallway that extends into kitchen.
Kitchen 4.23m x 2.75m (13'11" x 9')
Tile flooring, rear aspect window and sink unit.
Main Bathroom 2.85m x1.8m (9'4" x5'11")
Tile flooring, rear aspect window, low level wc and bath unit.
Side Extension 9.3m x 4m (30'6" x 13'1")
Divided into 3 rooms Room One - Flag flooring and dual aspect windows to the front and side. Room Two - Flag flooring and side aspect window. Room Three - Flag flooring and rear aspect window.
Outside
Front - Stone wall boundaries, green area, fantastic views of Liscannor Bay and traditional stone built shed adjoining the cottage. Rear - Natural and post and rail boundaries and unlandscaped garden area.
Adjoining Shed
Original stone built walls.
Features
• Eircode V95X7Y8
• Total Floor Space 104.35 Sq. Mt.
• Built 1899
• Vacant 2 Years + May be Eligible for Grants
• Mains Water, Septic Tank
• Original Cottage Features
• Liscannor 5.5 Km, Lahinch 7.3Km, Ennistymon 11 Km
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