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Explore this slice of paradise with breathtaking views along the Wild Atlantic Way

This large five-bed home is a coastal dream for €540,000

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IMAGINE WAKING UP every day to panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, the rugged Sligo coastline and the majestic Ox Mountains. This is a total possibility when a house like this one in the area of Farranyharpy hits the market.

Built in 2004, the house has a timeless exterior of natural stone and red brick. It’s positioned on an elevated site that ensures sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, Ben Bulben and the dramatic Sliabh Liag cliffs.

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Step inside and you’re presented with 271 m² of well-designed living space, where comfort and style merge seamlessly. The bright and spacious entrance hall, with its feature staircase and polished ceramic tiles, sets the tone. Period-style doors, ceiling coving and timber panelling add character to the space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

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The sitting room is home to a reclaimed Belfast brick fireplace and solid oak flooring. Deep-silled framed windows and a picture rail add extra charm. For those who work from home, the downstairs bedroom has been converted into a handy home office, complete with an en suite bathroom and even walk-in storage.

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The large kitchen is a farmhouse-style space. With its painted solid units, an island and a feature reclaimed brick fireplace housing a Henley solid fuel stove, it’s the perfect space for all the family. The kitchen also has a painted timber-cladded ceiling and modern appliances, including a Flavel electric range cooker. The adjoining dining area offers picturesque views of the sea and garden.

Connected to the kitchen is a bright and airy sunroom that has a timber-cladded vaulted ceiling with beams and a cast iron fireplace. This room is soaked in natural light and provides stunning views of the ocean and garden, with direct access to the private patio area.

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Upstairs, the landing area is bright and welcoming, with a skylight and even more views of the sea and mountains. The four bedrooms on this floor are all large and feature solid oak flooring and walk-in wardrobes. Two of the bedrooms have their own bathrooms.

The landscaped gardens surrounding the home feature cobblestone footpaths, well established trees and charming cottage-style flower beds. With ample outdoor space, including a south west facing patio, this is the perfect setting to enjoy spectacular sunsets.

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In terms of location, the house is mere minutes from Dunmoran Strand Seaside, Aughris Head, a pick of primary schools and a Medi Centre. Local shops and a Community Centre with great sports facilities ensure there’s a lots for the whole family to enjoy.

An impressive five-bed home with six bathrooms, this house offers luxurious living against a natural backdrop. With spacious interiors, elegant finishes and a mature, landscaped garden, it’s the perfect retreat for anyone looking along the west coast. 

Farranyharpy, Skreen, Co Sligo is on sale for €540,000 through Clarke Auctioneers.