Bramble Cottage
Oghilly
Woodford
Co. Galway
H62 XC52

Enjoying a peaceful location near the shores of Lough Derg and just an 8 minute drive to Rossmore Quay, this detached cottage residence sits on c.1.73 Acre (c..70Ha) and has a character and charm that will definitely appeal to the discerning purchaser.

If you are eager to avoid the hustle and bustle of urban life and more particularly seek peace and tranquility, then perhaps this delightful retreat may very well appeal to you.

This property is located just 0.8km from the village of Gurteeny, 7.0km to Woodford and 17km to Portumna with the larger cities of Galway and Limerick both within commuting distance.

Viewing of this property is highly recommended and can be arranged through selling agent.

Services : Private s.tank
Private well
Heating: Oil central heating
Solid fuel stove - Back boiler

Entrance Hall 2.15m x 1.50m Side aspect windows x2, wooden floor.
Bedroom 1 2.93m x 3.13m Front aspect window, carpet flooring
Sitting Room 3.68m x 5.22m Front aspect window, wooden flooring, solid fuel stove with back boiler
Bedroom 2 2.87m x 2.59m Front aspect window, wooden flooring
Bathroom 2.86m x 1.69m Rear aspect window, floor tiled, WC/whb/electric shower
Bedroom 3 3.32m x 2.26m Rear aspect window, wooden flooring
Kitchen 2.30m x 4.08m Side aspect window x2, floor tiled, base units
Living / Dining Room 3.59m x 6.33m Side aspect window, sliding door to rear, wooden flooring
Utility Room 2.42m x 2.00m Door to rear, floor tiled, wall & base units

BER: E2
BER Number: 109215020
Energy Performance Indicator: 374.29

Woodford is a thriving rural community with multiple amenities within the small village. Within the village there is a post office, food, seven pubs, PC repair shop, and petrol. Within 10 miles of Woodford there are two golf courses, at Curra and Portumna. There is also fishing and boating on the Shannon. The town also includes the ruins of a ring-fort over a thousand years old.

Woodford was probably founded as a place to house and provide services for the iron workers that were once employed in the area. The surrounding hills have local iron ore deposits and an abundant collection of oak woods which were used as a fuel for smelting. However most of this has now gone. Across the Slieve Aughty, about 30 miles from Woodford in Gort is where the poet William Butler Yeats once lived.