Accony, Roonah Point, Roonah Quay, Co. Mayo, F28DH36

Set on an elevated site of approximately 0.31 hectares (0.76 acres), this attractive four-bedroom detached bungalow enjoys a wonderful setting with beautiful sea views and views of Croagh Patrick. Surrounded by a large garden and within easy reach of both Roonagh Pier and Louisburgh, the property offers an appealing combination of space, scenery and convenience, making it an ideal choice as either a family home or coastal holiday retreat. The residence extends to c.115.5 sq.m (c.1,243 sq.ft) and has been thoughtfully extended over the years to provide bright, comfortable and versatile living accommodation. A particularly appealing feature of the home is the spacious entrance porch/sunroom. With generous glazing taking full advantage of the surrounding views, this is much more than an entrance hall. There is ample space to welcome and entertain visitors without having to bring them through the main house, while it also provides a wonderful spot to sit with a book, enjoy a morning coffee or simply relax and soak up the fantastic sea and countryside outlook. From here, a large internal window provides an inviting glimpse through to the heart of the home, where a warm and welcoming living room awaits. This wonderfully comfortable space features an oil range, built-in shelving and a roof light, allowing natural light to flood the room. The property also benefits from oil-fired central heating, and a newly installed top grade insulated hot water tank, ensuring warmth and comfort throughout. The living room flows through to the generous kitchen/dining area, which, together with the adjoining living space, creates a fantastic setting for everyday family life and for entertaining friends and guests. The traditional layout of the bungalow provides access to four bedrooms, each enjoying pleasant views towards the surrounding countryside and/or sea. A family bathroom with separate shower and an additional W.C. complete the accommodation. A rear access door provides convenient access to the garden and to the steel storage shed situated adjacent to the house. The steel tech shed offers useful additional storage and has recently benefited from the installation of an electric vehicle charging point. The spacious garden and elevated position are real highlights, providing plenty of outdoor space while allowing the property to make the most of its attractive coastal and countryside setting. The location is particularly appealing for those wishing to enjoy the best of the West Mayo coast. Roonagh Pier is approximately 1.7km away, providing ferry access to Clare Island, while the picturesque town of Louisburgh is approximately 6km from the property. Offering four-bedroom accommodation, a large garden, an elevated setting and wonderful sea and countryside views, this is a property with broad appeal. Whether seeking a permanent family residence or a holiday home from which to enjoy this beautiful part of County Mayo, the property presents an excellent opportunity in a superb coastal location. Location: Located as it is on the Atlantic coast, Louisburgh provides a good range of day-to-day amenities together with local schools, while the surrounding area is renowned for its spectacular coastal scenery and unspoilt countryside.Louisburgh is famous for its wide range of unspoilt beaches, famed for their clean bathing waters and untainted sandy coves. Louisburgh is 21km (13 miles) west of Westport on the Louisburgh Road (R335). Carrowniskey Beach offers excellent surfing conditions and a popular spot for water sports, while nearby beaches such as Old Head, Carrowmore and Silver & White Strand are perfect for swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding and coastal walks. The surrounding landscape provides wonderful opportunities for walking, hiking, cycling and fishing, with Croagh Patrick and the extensive Great Western Greenway both within easy reach. The nearby islands and coastline also offer opportunities for boating, sea angling and wildlife watching, making Louisburgh an exceptional base from which to enjoy the very best of Mayo's great outdoors. Leenane is approx 25 miles to the south of Louisburgh. Nearby Roonagh Pier, approx. 6 km from the town, is the departure point for ferries to Clare Island and Inishturk. Other beautiful scenic drives include going south to Connemara via Doolough and Leenane, north to Achill via Westport and Newport, or east to Tourmakeady and Lough Nafooey via Westport/Tourmakeady and Leenane. A short drive from Louisburgh is the famous Killary Fjord, a 9-mile-long inlet which boasts some of the finest scenery in the west of Ireland. If your passion is walking, climbing or just generally 'rambling', then Louisburgh is the perfect destination for you! There are numerous very interesting walks to discover in and around Louisburgh, with magnificent scenery thrown in for good measure.