The property
Newport 2.5 miles.
A cosy detached cottage boasting spectacular views, situated close to the town of Newport, County Mayo.
This single-storey Newport cottage sits on a quiet country lane and overlooks the beautiful Clew Bay with the imposing peak of Croagh Patrick in the distance.
This former farmhouse has been lovingly renovated and provides homely accommodation, which is perfect for couples or a small family.
The snug sitting room is complemented by a lovely solid fuel stove that creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere, you won't fail to relax and unwind in this Newport cottage!
On fine days, retire to the quaint garden and admire the far-reaching views with a glass of your favourite tipple.
This County Mayo cottage is just a short drive away from the lively town of Newport, which features various shops and pubs where a warm welcome is guaranteed and you might even experience some traditional Irish music.
This cottage near Newport is also close to the famous Great Western Greenway cycle route, which is a 26 mile route that winds through spectacular countryside from Westport to Achill Island, and it can be experienced on foot or from the saddle.
There are also many additional walking routes, including the Bangor Way and through the Nephin Mountain Range.
The stunning Achill Island is just a short distance away where you can drive the scenic Atlantic Way or partake in a spot of surfing or kayaking from one of the many unspoilt beaches in the area, plus the cosmopolitan town of Westport is also within easy reach.
A delightful Newport cottage in a truly wonderful location.
About the location
NEWPORT, COUNTY MAYO
Westport 8 miles; Castlebar 13 miles.
The small, picturesque harbour town of Newport lies along the shores of Clew Bay in Mayo, just north of Westport. Clew Bay is famed for its sea angling and water activities for any level of experience. Flowing through the town is the Black Oak River providing excellent fishing opportunities and wonderful walkways along its grassy banks and the Beltra Lake is also regarded as one of the best fresh water fishing lakes in Europe. Newport holds an annual ‘Splash’ festival, a fun filled day of water themed activities for young and old. The town of Newport is home to a charming coffee shop, welcoming pubs and mouth watering eateries, all complemented by the 19th century viaduct on the main street. Walking routes are plentiful and these include the Burrishoole & Mulranny Loops. Further afield you can visit the Ceide Fields near Ballycastle, and the Museum of Country Life.
