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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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New to the market, this beautifully restored stone mews cottage is set in a scenic location near Lough Derg, Ireland's second-largest lake.
Situated within the historic Castlelough farmyard, it is just 1 mile from the R494 road, 2.4 miles from Portroe village, and 3.6 miles from the lakeside village of Garrykennedy.
Originally an old stone stable, this single-story, two-bedroom (one of which is a loft bedroom) cottage was converted between 2005 and 2007.
The property is set on a 0.30-acre plot and features exquisite design elements, including vaulted ceilings with exposed timber trusses, a walnut kitchen with granite countertops, and marble flooring throughout.
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