Magheraroarty, Gortahork, Co. Donegal, Gortahork, Co. Donegal
€200,000
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Contact Name: Austin Reynolds
Agent:
Sherry FitzGerald Paul Reynolds
PSR Licence Number: 001168
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1.62 Hectares of land - C. 4 acresLocated on the edge of Magheraroarty Beach
Inside the village speed limits.
Stunning views over the Atlantic.
Potential for construction - subject to planning permission.
Derelict dwelling remains within the site.
Direct access onto the beach
The sale comes with rights of common on the huge tract of sand dunes known as the Dooey which backs the beach as well as turbary rights in the townlan
Property Description
To say this land is scenic is an understatement, set along the coastline of Magheraroarty Beach, this land has the most commanding sea views and offers immense potential for residential and tourist development, subject to planning permission.
Located on the northwest coast of Ireland, Magheraroarty Beach is a hidden gem with its stunning long sandy beach and perfect waves for surfing, and with its majestic backdrop of Mount Errigal and Muckish Mountain this secluded destination is the ideal location for those who love nature.
Magheraroarty beach is a curve of almost pink sand with views to the nearby islands of Inishbofin and Tory to one side and the headland of Horn Head to the other
Location
The charming seaside neighborhood of Magheraroarty comprises a tranquil village and rural surroundings within the Irish Gaeltacht. Dotted with traditional cottages, the village includes an Irish-speaking primary school and cosy pubs. During the summer months, Magheraroarty Beach attracts watersports enthusiasts, while the nearby port offers boat trips to Tory Island, the country's most remote inhabited island, as well as to Innisboffin Island.
Seldom does land of this nature be offered for sale, therefore early enquiry is recommended to avail of this amazing opportunity.
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