Clydagh, Ballycastle, Co. Mayo

This residence is located a short 10 minute drive from Ballycastle. This is a picturesque village situated on the Northwest Coast of Ireland where it lies close to the Wild Atlantic Ocean. The coastal waters are becoming ever more popular with scuba divers. Sheltered launching area and excellent diving conditions ensure that diving can take place for nine months of the year. The entire coastline provides a range of truly spectacular dives. These, coupled with wholly unpolluted waters, excellent visibility and abundant sea life all contribute to make this area of North Mayo an attractive location for diving enthusiasts.
For the fisherman, the local waters are home to Pollack, Coalfish, Bream, Whiting, Cod, Herring, Mackerel, Salmon, Dogfish, Plaice, Sole, Ray, Flounder and Halibut.

There is so much to offer along the Wild Atlantic Way from local historical sites like Downpatrck's Head, Ceide Fields, Doonfeeny Standing Stone, and Belderrig natural pool. Much of the countryside lies undisturbed, resulting in a variety of natural habitats such as blanket bog, mountain, lowland meadow, marsh, rocky shore, cliff, beach etc. A rich lichen flora indicates particularly clean air, and our sea waters are renowned for their clarity, rewarding divers with spectacular views.
The local beach is situated about one mile north of Ballycastle on the southern end of Bunatrahir Bay where it is bordered by sand dunes which makes it ideal for sunbathing. The waters are clean and safe for swimming.
This property may fall under vacant property refurbishment grant to the value of 50,000, which can be applied through local authorities.

This property entails, Entrance Hallway, Siiting Room, Kitchen/Dining, 2 bedrooms and Bathroom. Folio MY2150F