8 Essmore Cottages, Knocknagoran, Carlingford, Louth, A91 H2CY€449,000 C3

3 Bed Bungalow 125 m² / 1345 ft² For Sale

8 Essmore Cottages, Knocknagoran
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Description

DNG Brady are delighted to present this stunning detached bungalow fronting Carlingford Lough. This property boasts 360 degree views of the Mourne mountains and Carlingford Lough. On entering the property you are presented with a large open plan fully tiled Kitchen/living room with solid fuel stove and uninterrupted views of Carlingford Lough. There are a further 3 spacious bedrooms one of which is ensuite and a family bathroom.
Rarely does an opportunity arise to purchase a water front residence with panoramic views.
• Stunning Views of the Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough
• Located fronting R173 Omeath to Carlingford road.
Situated in a beautiful location fronting Carlingford Lough at the foot of the Cooley mountains. The Carlingford- Omeath greenway running alongside and the development of the link bridge between Omeath and Warrenpoint which is expected to be completed in 2023 will bring significant tourism and economic growth to the area. Located C.3km from Carlingford town and C.1km from Omeath village. Accessible from R173 Omeath to Carlingford road.
Carlingford is one of the most beautiful medieval and picturesque towns situated on the Cooley peninsula. Carlingford has something for everyone and is full of character, entertainment and history. From family days out to Hen and Stag parties and everything in between.
The Carlingford adventure centre is hugely popular for both land and water activities such as rock climbing, zip lining, kayaking, canoeing and much more.
The bustling nightlife of Carlingford as well as top restaurants makes this town a popular destination for Hen and Stag parties
Carlingford Marina is one of Irelands top sailing destination. Nestled on the coastal inlet of Carlingford Lough. Choose from a wide range of cruises departing daily such as a sunset cruise offering panoramic views of the lough and majestic mountains that surround it.
Omeath
The picturesque village of Omeath lies where the Cooley Mountains sweep down to the sea. A tranquil haven for hillwalkers and outdoor activities. Omeath village has quaint streets, coffee shops and restaurants. The development of the link bridge connecting Omeath (County Louth) to Warrenpoint (County Down) will bring significant tourism to the area.
The development of the Omeath – Carlingford greenway attracts many tourists. Bike hire is available and provides for a beautiful cycle along the Cooley peninsula.
Omeath to Warrenpoint Ferry runs daily throughout the summer months.

Features

Double glazed windows throughout
Oil fired central heating
Lovely gardens running down to the sea

BER Details

BER: C3

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