Mace North, Aghagower and Knockrooskey, Aghagower, Co. Mayo, F28H425

The property under report is listed under Folio MY17317 and comprises 6 plans, namely: - Mace North: Plan 2, which comprises a detached bungalow residence on c.0.15 hectares (c.0.37 acres), built approx. early 1900’s of assumed mass concrete construction with a nap plaster pebble dash finish under a pitch asbestos slate roof, with PVC double glazing. Accommodation comprises a living room, 2 bedrooms, a kitchen and bathroom. To the rear of the property, it appears that an extension was added with a flat roof, which is in very poor condition. The ceilings in both the bathroom and kitchen which are in this extension, have both collapsed. The property has an overall internal floor area of approximately c.64.23 sq. m (c.691 sq.ft) and presents in poor condition. Externally the property has a pedestrian walkway from the road to the front door. There is vehicular access to the rear yard off the local road, where there is a detached shed. Plan 15, is a small strip of commonage, the share under report equates one undivided 7th part of c.0.75 hectares (c.1.85 acres), namely c.0.11 hectares (c.0.27 acres). Plan 2A c.0.69 hectares (c.1.70 acres) is adjacent to the aforementioned Plan 15 and comprises generally good quality grazing land, hilly in nature. Plan 2B, c.1.52 hectares (c.3.76 acres) comprises a plot of ground which is divided by the local access road. the smaller section of land would be considered good quality grazing ground with some trees in part, there is an agricultural access from the local road to this plot. The piece on the alternate side of the road, which is the larger section was no accessible and is complete overgrown with trees and scrub. Plan 2C, c.2.02 hectares (c.4.99 acres) is at the end of the local road and access to same would only be via 4-wheel drive or tractor. This land is poor quality with outcropping rock and vast growths of rushes throughout. Knockrooskey: Plan 17 comprises a plot of land of c.5.03 hectares (c.12.42 acres) with c.30m frontage along the main Westport to Partry road. the land on the Knockrooskey side would be considered good quality grazing land. As the lands run southwards and towards a right of way and beyond same, they deteriorate with heavy growths of trees and scrub. Overall, a third of this plot would be considered reasonable to good quality ground.