Affick, Tulla, Co. Clare

Affick, Tulla, Co. Clare – Restoration Opportunity, 3 bed House on 0.57 Acres Anthony McGann is pround (proud) to announce the sale of this wonderful property nestled in a tranquil woodland setting. This charming property at Affick offers an excellent opportunity to create a beautiful home in a peaceful rural location. Set on an L-shaped site extending to approximately 0.57 acres, the property provides ample space for extension or further development, subject to the necessary planning permission. This is an ideal restoration project, with the added benefit of potential grants of up to €90,000 available through Clare County Council and SEAI schemes, making it a highly attractive and cost-effective pathway to home ownership. Despite its scenic countryside setting, the property is conveniently located just: 10 minutes from Tulla, with both primary and secondary schools and essential amenities 15 minutes from Ennis and the M18 (Junction 13) Within easy reach of Gort, Lahinch, and the wider Clare region Affick presents a rare opportunity to restore a traditional home and bring new life to a property full of character, while enjoying the benefits of a quiet and unspoilt location.     Directions Please note the property does not currently have an Eircode. However, if you set your destination as: Knockjames Church, EIRCODE V95 D262, you’re nearly there! From Tulla, travel north on the R462 (Gort Road) for approximately 5.5km. At Knockjames Church (EIRCODE V95 D262) turn left onto Derryulk and continue for about 2km until you reach a small four crossroads. Turn right at this crossroads, heading uphill, and the property is located approximately 150 metres on the left, behind a new silver gate. Amenities: Tulla is a well-established and vibrant village located in East County Clare, offering an excellent balance of rural charm and essential modern amenities. Situated approximately 20 minutes from Ennis and within easy access of the M18 motorway, Tulla is an attractive location for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle while remaining well connected to larger towns and employment centres. The village provides a strong range of local services, including a selection of shops, cafés, pubs, and everyday conveniences such as a post office and service stations. Tulla is particularly well regarded for its educational facilities, with both St. Mochullas National School and St. Josephs Secondary School serving the local community, making it an ideal location for families. Healthcare services are also available locally, including a medical centre and pharmacy, while additional services can be accessed in nearby Ennis. The area is supported by a range of community and sporting organisations, including GAA clubs and other recreational groups, contributing to a strong sense of community. Tulla is also known for its rich cultural heritage, particularly in traditional Irish music, with the internationally recognised Tulla Céilí Band originating from the area. This cultural identity is reflected in local events and gatherings throughout the year. For outdoor enthusiasts, Tulla offers access to scenic countryside, including walking routes along the Mid Clare Way, as well as opportunities for fishing, cycling, and equestrian activities. The surrounding landscape provides a peaceful and picturesque setting, ideal for those looking to enjoy rural living. Overall, Tulla combines essential services, strong community spirit, and excellent connectivity, making it a highly desirable location for both homeowners and those seeking a lifestyle change in the Clare countryside.   Distances & Travel Times Ennis Approx. 21 km – 18 minutes drive Shannon (Airport/Town) Approx. 25 km – 25 minutes drive Limerick City Approx. 33 km – 35 minutes drive Gort, Co. Galway Approx. 20 km – 20 minutes drive Galway City Approx. 60 km – 50 minutes drive  Viewing Viewing is highly recommended and strictly by appointment.