Castlelacken, Carrowmore Lacken, Beltra, Co. Mayo, F26XE28

Former Creevagh National School – Lacken Strand, Co. Mayo Set in an exceptional coastal location overlooking Lacken Strand, this former Creevagh National School presents a rare opportunity to acquire a unique property right on the shoreline of one of North Mayo’s most and unspoilt beaches. Enjoying magnificent, uninterrupted views across Lacken Strand and the Atlantic Ocean, this property offers enormous potential for renovation and redevelopment. With its distinctive character and unbeatable setting, it lends itself to a variety of uses (subject to the necessary planning permissions). Whether you’re seeking to create: a stunning family home a peaceful holiday retreat or explore the possibility of a glamping pod site or tourism venture the possibilities here are truly extensive. Properties in such close proximity to the beach rarely come to market, making this a unique and exciting investment opportunity at an attractive price point. The property features large open-plan rooms, offering a bright and flexible interior space, along with a reception area and toilet facilities. In addition, there is a substantial separate building/studio to the side, ideal for a variety of uses such as a workshop, guest accommodation, or creative space. Set on a generous site with extensive open grounds, the property benefits from direct walking access onto Lacken Strand, enhancing its appeal as a coastal retreat or tourism-based development. The property is serviced by: Oil-fired heating Mains water supply Electricity connection Lacken Strand Lacken Strand is a wild, unspoilt beach on the north coast of County Mayo, along the famous Wild Atlantic Way. It sits between the villages of Killala and Ballycastle, facing directly out onto the Atlantic Ocean. What it’s like A huge stretch of golden sand that opens up dramatically at low tide Backed by sand dunes and open countryside Often quiet and uncrowded, even in summer Wide views across the northwest coast—on clear days you can see as far as Donegal and Sligo Why people go Walking & fresh air – miles of space to roam Swimming – clean Atlantic waters (mind conditions) Surfing & water sports – popular with locals Photography – especially at sunset Fishing – both shore and nearby pier fishing It’s one of those places people describe as “off the beaten track”—you go there to switch off, not for crowds or cafés. Interesting extras Hosts the Lacken Strand Races every May – horse racing on the beach when the tide is out Near historic Kilcummin Strand, where French troops landed in 1798 & Bessies Bar Close to major sights like the Céide Fields and Downpatrick Head