The property
A delightful end-terrace cottage situated two miles from the town of Crossmolina, close to Lough Conn in County Mayo.
This lovely holiday home is an ideal base for families or group of friends with the whole of County Mayo waiting to be explored.
Set over two floors, on the ground floor you will find a double bedroom, a separate wet room and a welcoming open plan living area with a well-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting area with a warming solid fuel stove, perfect for cosying up on chillier evenings whilst enjoying a hot chocolate.
After a busy day exploring this part of the Emerald Isle, you can make your way up to the first floor to enjoy a good night’s sleep.
On a summer’s evening you can relax in the garden and let the stresses of everyday life drift away, whilst reading a good novel and sipping a cold drink.
Just two miles away is the town of Crossmolina, which has shops and pubs, as well as hosting a festival.
Within driving distance is Ballina, which has a number of restaurants and a cathedral, and also in the area are Achill Island, Westport and Castlebar.
A great Irish base with something for everyone in the area.
About the location
CROSSMOLINA, COUNTY MAYO
Ballina 7 miles;
Crossmolina is a small town in the county Mayo countryside. Each year it hosts the Crossmolina festival which is fun for all ages. Just a short drive away is Ballina, famous for its warm welcome and known for its location, resting on the River Moy. The area is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, with the internationally-recognised River Moy known as one of the best salmon fishing areas in Europe, producing several thousand salmon annually, while the nearby Lough Conn is also home to salmon and brown trout when in season. There is a rich variety of pubs, shops and restaurants available in the town and a number of historic attractions draw thousands of visitors each year, including the impressive St Muredach's Cathedral which stands imposingly on the banks of the river, plus the Céide Fields, which is the most extensive stone age monument in the world is nearby. The town hosts a number of festivals through the year, culminating in a spectacular frenzy of activity during its July festival - a week long feast of free entertainment for the entire family including music, song, theatre, art, heritage, culture and novelty events.
