COMMERCIAL
Oughterard, Galway, Ireland
Guide Price
€650,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Campsite & Holiday Village
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
2
- SIZE
903 sq ft
84 sq m
Key features
- * Attractive Connemara country holding extending to approximately 22.3 acres
- * Peaceful and private setting at the end of a quiet country road
- * Beautiful views towards Lough Corrib and the Connemara hills
- * Recently refurbished three-bedroom farmhouse full of country character
- * Three modern glamping pods with dedicated kitchen and shower facilities
- * Excellent equestrian facilities including three-bay stable block
- * Substantial L-shaped agricultural barn extending to approximately 119 sq.m.
- * Good-quality agricultural lands with extensive fencing
- * Excellent lifestyle opportunity with equestrian, agricultural and tourism appeal
- * Close to the Western Way and approximately 5 km from the Hill of Doon
Description
DNG Martin O'Connor Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale Curraduff Farm, a wonderfully situated country property extending to approximately 22.3 acres, enjoying a peaceful and private setting in the heart of Connemara, approximately 10 km from Oughterard village.
Set at the end of a quiet country road, with beautiful views towards Lough Corrib and the surrounding Connemara hills, Curraduff Farm offers a wonderful combination of country living, space and versatility. The property comprises a recently refurbished three-bedroom farmhouse, extensive equestrian and agricultural facilities, and a purpose-built glamping area, creating an attractive opportunity for those looking to enjoy rural living with the added benefit of land and a range of established facilities.
For a further insight into Curraduff Farm and its facilities, please visit
The farmhouse has been extensively refurbished in recent years, creating a comfortable and welcoming home while retaining its traditional country character. The kitchen is particularly inviting, with a good range of fitted units and a solid fuel Stanley range set within a feature brick chimney breast. The living room is equally appealing, with solid timber flooring, high ceilings and a solid fuel stove set on a stone hearth, providing a cosy space to relax and unwind. Three bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC complete the accommodation.
One of the most interesting features of Curraduff Farm is its glamping area, which comprises three modern glamping pods together with a dedicated kitchen and shower block. Constructed within the past five years, the facilities are set within the peaceful surroundings of the farm, offering an attractive addition for those with an interest in rural tourism or hospitality. With the natural beauty of Connemara on the doorstep, the setting is particularly well suited to visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors and escape the pace of everyday life.
For those with equestrian or agricultural interests, the property is exceptionally well equipped. A three-bay stable block is complemented by a purpose-built sand arena, while a substantial L-shaped barn, currently used for housing alpacas, provides approximately 119 sq.m. of covered accommodation. There is also a workshop, animal enclosures and a modern Steeltech shed, providing useful storage and workspace.
The lands are generally of good quality and are predominantly enclosed by post and rail and wire fencing. Adding further character to the property are maintained woodland and fairy walks, creating lovely areas to explore and enjoy the natural surroundings. An additional parcel of land may also be suitable for broadleaf forestry, subject to the necessary approvals.
The location is another of Curraduff Farm's great attractions. Surrounded by some of Connemara's most beautiful scenery, the property is ideally positioned for anyone who enjoys walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing or simply spending time outdoors. The renowned Western Way walking route is close by, while the Hill of Doon, approximately 5 km away, offers wonderful views over Lough Corrib and the surrounding countryside.
Oughterard, known as the Gateway to Connemara, is approximately 10 km from the property and offers an excellent selection of shops, schools, cafés, restaurants, pubs and sporting facilities. The village is particularly well known for its connection to Lough Corrib, one of Ireland's most celebrated fishing lakes, and is a popular base for exploring the wider Connemara region. Nearby attractions include Oughterard Golf Club, Aughnanure Castle, Glengowla Mines and Derroura Woods, while Galway City is approximately 35 km away.
What makes Curraduff Farm particularly appealing is the variety of opportunities it offers. Whether you are looking for a family home with room to enjoy the countryside, a property for keeping horses or other animals, or a lifestyle change with an interest in rural tourism, the combination of the farmhouse, lands and established facilities provides an excellent starting point.
Whether your ambition is to enjoy a peaceful country lifestyle, pursue equestrian interests or explore the possibilities offered by the established glamping facilities, Curraduff Farm provides a wonderful opportunity to make the most of life in Connemara.
Directions
From The Square in Oughterard, proceed along Camp Street, keeping the Connemara Lake Hotel on your left. Bear left over the bridge and continue along the Glann Road for approximately 7 km. Take the left turn towards Curraduff and continue along this road, taking the right-hand fork. The property will be found at the end of the road.
Set at the end of a quiet country road, with beautiful views towards Lough Corrib and the surrounding Connemara hills, Curraduff Farm offers a wonderful combination of country living, space and versatility. The property comprises a recently refurbished three-bedroom farmhouse, extensive equestrian and agricultural facilities, and a purpose-built glamping area, creating an attractive opportunity for those looking to enjoy rural living with the added benefit of land and a range of established facilities.
For a further insight into Curraduff Farm and its facilities, please visit
The farmhouse has been extensively refurbished in recent years, creating a comfortable and welcoming home while retaining its traditional country character. The kitchen is particularly inviting, with a good range of fitted units and a solid fuel Stanley range set within a feature brick chimney breast. The living room is equally appealing, with solid timber flooring, high ceilings and a solid fuel stove set on a stone hearth, providing a cosy space to relax and unwind. Three bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC complete the accommodation.
One of the most interesting features of Curraduff Farm is its glamping area, which comprises three modern glamping pods together with a dedicated kitchen and shower block. Constructed within the past five years, the facilities are set within the peaceful surroundings of the farm, offering an attractive addition for those with an interest in rural tourism or hospitality. With the natural beauty of Connemara on the doorstep, the setting is particularly well suited to visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors and escape the pace of everyday life.
For those with equestrian or agricultural interests, the property is exceptionally well equipped. A three-bay stable block is complemented by a purpose-built sand arena, while a substantial L-shaped barn, currently used for housing alpacas, provides approximately 119 sq.m. of covered accommodation. There is also a workshop, animal enclosures and a modern Steeltech shed, providing useful storage and workspace.
The lands are generally of good quality and are predominantly enclosed by post and rail and wire fencing. Adding further character to the property are maintained woodland and fairy walks, creating lovely areas to explore and enjoy the natural surroundings. An additional parcel of land may also be suitable for broadleaf forestry, subject to the necessary approvals.
The location is another of Curraduff Farm's great attractions. Surrounded by some of Connemara's most beautiful scenery, the property is ideally positioned for anyone who enjoys walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing or simply spending time outdoors. The renowned Western Way walking route is close by, while the Hill of Doon, approximately 5 km away, offers wonderful views over Lough Corrib and the surrounding countryside.
Oughterard, known as the Gateway to Connemara, is approximately 10 km from the property and offers an excellent selection of shops, schools, cafés, restaurants, pubs and sporting facilities. The village is particularly well known for its connection to Lough Corrib, one of Ireland's most celebrated fishing lakes, and is a popular base for exploring the wider Connemara region. Nearby attractions include Oughterard Golf Club, Aughnanure Castle, Glengowla Mines and Derroura Woods, while Galway City is approximately 35 km away.
What makes Curraduff Farm particularly appealing is the variety of opportunities it offers. Whether you are looking for a family home with room to enjoy the countryside, a property for keeping horses or other animals, or a lifestyle change with an interest in rural tourism, the combination of the farmhouse, lands and established facilities provides an excellent starting point.
Whether your ambition is to enjoy a peaceful country lifestyle, pursue equestrian interests or explore the possibilities offered by the established glamping facilities, Curraduff Farm provides a wonderful opportunity to make the most of life in Connemara.
Directions
From The Square in Oughterard, proceed along Camp Street, keeping the Connemara Lake Hotel on your left. Bear left over the bridge and continue along the Glann Road for approximately 7 km. Take the left turn towards Curraduff and continue along this road, taking the right-hand fork. The property will be found at the end of the road.
Oughterard, Galway, Ireland
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Distances are straight line measurements- Connemara(Local)14.8 miles
- Connemara(Local)15.2 miles
- Galway(International)17.7 miles
- Knock(International)39.5 miles
- Shannon(International)52.2 miles
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