Fahy Beg
Newport
Co Mayo
F28 DF40

Conveniently located less than 5 minutes from Fahy Village, this four bedroom detached property comes to the market in need of modernisation and refurbishment, but offers excellent potential for a family home or countryside retreat.

With a floor area of approximately 110sq./1,184sqft, accommodation comprises of an entrance porch, living room, kitchen, utility room, four bedrooms, main bathroom and shower room.

The property is set on a private elevated site of approximately 0.84 acres. The gardens to the front and sides would benefit from landscaping.

The property is located less than 10 minutes drive from both Westport and Newport towns, which offer a number of amenities including schools, shops, restaurants and public transport.

Fahy Village is less than 2km from the property and has a montessori, primary school, community centre, sports grounds and Church.

Entrance Porch 4.07m x1.585m Tiled floor
Living Room 5.01m x 4.5m Carpeted floor, solid fuel stove with a painted brick surround and mantel piece, curtains
Kitchen 3.345m x 2.73m Tiled floor and backsplash, painted shaker kitchen, formica worktop
Hallway 3.59m x 2.19m & 2.82m x 1.17m & 1.85m x 0.79m Carpeted floor, built in presses
Utility Room 1.83m x 1.8m Tiled floor, whb
Bathroom 2.96m x 2.11m Fully tiled, electric shower, bath, wc, whb
& 0.8m x 0.77m Fully tiled, shower, wc, whb
Bedroom One 3.65m x 3.01m Carpeted floor, curtains
Bedroom Two 3.64m x 3.6m Carpeted floor, curtains
Bedroom Three 3.65m x 2.46m Carpeted floor, curtains
Bedroom Four 3.45m x 2.26m & 1.57m x 0.9m Carpeted floor, curtains
Shower Room 2.72m x 1.20m & 0.8m x 0.77m Fully tiled, shower, wc, whb

BER: G
BER Number: 118169945
Energy Performance Indicator: 724.39

Newport is a small picturesque town in County Mayo, located along the shore of Clew Bay, north of Westport. The N59 road passes through the town and Castlebar is approx 18 km east of Newport. The Black Oak River flows through the centre of the town and there are pleasant walking paths along its grassy banks. Newport has a very striking railway bridge (no longer used for rail carriage) which, together with the Church on top of the hill, dominate the town and create a picturesque appearance.