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购房 - Irish cottage with 2 bedrooms for sale in Farranmacfarrell, County Ballina, Sligo, Ireland Property ID E-Sales: es Farranmacfarrell, Dromore West, Ballina, County Sligo, F26P682 BER: G Charming Traditional Irish Cottage: A Rural Retreat in Farranmacfarrell 1.1 Acre Property with Orchards and Workshops near Dromore West, County Sligo Escape to the peaceful landscapes of County Sligo with this charming two-bedroom countryside cottage. Nestled at the end of a private and tranquil lane in Farranmacfarrell, this property is the quintessential Irish retreat. Combining rustic character with a productive and sustainable lifestyle, it offers a rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful home, a creative workspace, or a self-sufficient "leisure farm" set against the majestic Ox Mountains. A Home Full of Character and Warmth The main residence is a masterclass in traditional and cozy living. Entering the wood-paneled hallway, you are welcomed into a home that prioritizes comfort and heritage. The heart of the cottage is the living room, featuring solid wood flooring and a robust solid fuel stove. The kitchen and dining area serve as the functional center of the home, equipped with a solid fuel cooker with a back boiler, ensuring a warm atmosphere throughout the Irish winter. With two well-proportioned bedrooms and a fully tiled bathroom featuring an electric shower, the layout is ideal for couples, singles, or those looking for a high-potential holiday rental. Interior Dimensions: Living Room: 4.63m x 3.84m - Cozy, welcoming, and full of light. Kitchen/Dining: 5.96m x 2.64m - Practical rustic charm. Master Bedroom: 3.69m x 4.43m - Spacious with natural wood flooring. An Edible Landscape and Creative Outbuildings The true magic of this property lies outdoors on its 1.1 acres (0.45 hectares) of land. The grounds are a paradise for nature lovers and gardeners, bordered by mature pines and sycamores that ensure total privacy. The estate includes two small orchards housing historic Irish apple varieties: the cooking apple "Crofton" and the dessert apple "Blood of the Boyne." Beyond the trees, the garden is an abundance of sweet fruits, including blackcurrants, redcurrants, and gooseberries, alongside well-established raspberry canes. For the artisan or entrepreneur, the property includes versatile outbuildings and workshops. These shelters are perfect for: Artistic workshops or home offices. Storage for classic cars or outdoor equipment. Small livestock or agricultural storage. Prime Location: Connectivity and Adventure Although the cottage feels light-years away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, it is remarkably well connected. It is just 300 meters from the local national school and only 2 km from Dromore West Village, where you'll find essential amenities such as butcheries, shops, pubs, bistros, and beauty salons. The location is a gateway to the best of the Wild Atlantic Way. Whether it's surfing at Easkey or Enniscrone, fishing in local rivers, or hiking the trails of the Ox Mountains, adventure is at your doorstep. For larger commercial needs, the vibrant town of Ballina is just a drive away. The nearest major airport is Ireland West Airport Knock (NOC), located about 45 km (40 minutes) to the south. This provides easy access for international owners or visitors, making this cottage an ideally situated gateway to the west of Ireland. Asking Price and Visibility: Contact the agent today to experience the tranquility of Farranmacfarrell in person. About the Area Farranmacfarrell (traditionally Fearann Mhic Fhearail) is a peaceful settlement located in the barony of Tireragh in County Sligo, along the picturesque northwestern coast of Ireland. Situated just 2 km from the village of Dromore West and approximately 25 km east of Ballina, the area is defined by its lush pastures and its position in the Wild Atlantic Way corridor. Historically, it was home to the Ormsby family estate, and remnants of the 18th-century Farranmacfarrell house remain as a testament to the region's long-standing agricultural and residential heritage. The community of Farranmacfarrell is tight-knit and deeply rooted in the rural lifestyle of West Sligo. The locality lies in the shadow of the Ox Mountains, offering residents and visitors immediate access to spectacular hiking trails, mountain biking, and world-class fishing in nearby rivers. Its proximity to the Atlantic means that the famous surf breaks of Easkey and the vast sandy beaches of Enniscrone are just a short drive away, making it a prime location for those seeking a balance between mountain and maritime adventures. Regional infrastructure fosters a slow yet practical lifestyle, with the local Dromore West National School within walking distance for many residents. The neighboring village of Dromore West provides essential services, including local shops, traditional pubs, and a riverside walk that passes by a historic former mill. This blend of accessibility and seclusion has made Farranmacfarrell an increasingly popular choice for those looking to renovate traditional Irish cottages or build family homes with views of Sligo's rugged coastline. The nearest major airport is Ireland West Airport Knock (NOC), located about 45 km (approximately 40 minutes by car) to the south. While Sligo Airport at Strandhill is physically closer, it currently mainly serves as a base for search and rescue operations rather than regular commercial flights. Knock Airport offers essential international links to the UK and mainland Europe, serving as a primary gateway for travelers exploring the wild beauty of County Sligo and North Mayo. KEY FEATURES: 200 m2 of living space 4500 m2 plot 2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom Breathtaking views Private parking Private garden Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies Near many excellent bars and restaurants Excellent base for discovering other fantastic regions of Ireland Many excellent sports facilities, walking, and biking areas nearby Rental potential via Airbnb and Contact us today to buy or sell a property in Ireland quickly online for more information