Charming Two-Bedroom Detached Bungalow to Rent in a Tranquil Rural Setting situated in a peaceful countryside location approximately 50 minutes from Galway City and 40 minutes from Athlone, this immaculately presented two-bedroom detached bungalow is now available to rent.

The property is in pristine condition throughout and comprises the following accommodation:

Entrance Porch,

Bright and spacious Living Room featuring a solid fuel insert stove.

Fully fitted Kitchen/Dining Area with breakfast counter.

Two Double Bedrooms, both with Ensuite Bathrooms equipped with electric showers.

Additional features include oil-fired central heating (OFCH) throughout and secure electric entrance gates offering enhanced privacy and security.

Terms:

One month`s rent and one month`s deposit required in advance.

Written references from previous landlords are essential.

Email enquiries only.

Viewings strictly by appointment, subject to satisfactory review of references

The end house is always the one people ask about and it`s easy to see why.

No. 24 Claremont sits at the end of the row with open countryside behind, extra space to the side and a lovely sense of privacy that`s hard to find in many modern developments.

With four bedrooms, a large sitting room and a kitchen/dining area that was made for busy family life, this is a house with plenty of room to spread out without ever feeling too big.

The kitchen is undoubtedly the heart of the home. Bright, spacious and full of natural light, it opens through sliding patio doors to a beautifully paved patio area that is just crying out for a barbecue, a coffee in the morning sun or a glass of wine at the end of the day.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms, including three doubles, together with a Jack & Jill bathroom connecting to the main bedroom.

Built in 2006 and carrying a C1 BER rating, the house comes to the market in very good condition. It`s bright, welcoming and ready for its next owners to move straight in and start enjoying it.

Ballyforan has become a popular choice for buyers who want village life without feeling cut off. Ballinasloe is just down the road, Athlone is an easy drive and Galway City is within commuting distance.

There are plenty of houses on the market. Very few have the combination of space, condition, location and outlook that No. 24 offers. The end house. The big kitchen. The fields behind. Sometimes the good ones are actually as good as they look.

Set on approximately half an acre just outside Williamstown, this three-bedroom bungalow has been upgraded from top to bottom by its current owner, who has invested heavily in the property bringing it to a modern, contemporary family home.

The house has been rewired, re-plumbed, fitted with new windows and doors, upgraded to a C BER rating and finished throughout with a new kitchen, bathroom, flooring, tiling and décor. Outside, new footpaths and site works complete what has been a major transformation.

The interior is bright, modern and welcoming, with a fresh, clean finish running throughout the house. Every room has been carefully upgraded, creating a home that is ready to be enjoyed from day one.

Too often, buyers walk into a property and immediately start adding up the cost of modernisation, change of layout, decorative works…. That conversation has already happened here.

Extending to approximately 808 sq.ft., the accommodation includes a sitting room, kitchen/dining area, three bedrooms, bathroom and utility room. The finish throughout is clean, modern and easy to live with, while the large windows make the most of the surrounding countryside.

Outside a gated entrance leads to a large gravel driveway with ample parking, while newly laid footpaths add to the overall finish and presentation of the property. To the rear, a useful storage shed provides valuable extra space for tools, machinery or garden equipment. It`s the kind of feature that often gets overlooked until you need it. Combined with the generous site & open countryside , the outdoor space is every bit as appealing as the house itself.

The views across the surrounding countryside, with Coolcam Lough visible in the distance, are a reminder that while Galway City is less than an hour away, life moves at a very different pace here.

The photographs tell part of the story. The views do the rest.. To arrange a viewing, contact Deirdre or Laura at Bradley Homes.

A rare opportunity to acquire a traditional derelict cottage standing on c. 24.12 acres of quality lands in one compact holding at Carrowntober East, (Carrintubber), Kilkerrin, Co. Galway.

Set at the end of a quiet cul de sac and surrounded by its own lands, the cottage has lovely open countryside views and a real sense of privacy that is becoming harder to find.

The cottage requires full refurbishment but appears dry and offers huge potential for someone looking to restore a traditional home while also benefiting from productive adjoining lands and existing farm infrastructure already in place.

Accommodation briefly comprises:
4 Bedrooms, Hallway, Kitchen/Living Room, Utility and Bathroom.

The property may qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant together with additional Derelict Property and SEAI energy upgrade grants, subject to approval.

Contained in one convenient block, the holding also includes:

• c. 24.12 acres of productive agricultural lands
• c. 12 acres currently planted in spring barley
• 3 bay slatted shed
• Concrete shed
• Pen & crush
• Silage slab and yard
• Water and electricity connected on site
• Excellent road frontage with private setting
• Strong farming location

This would suit somebody looking for a genuine countryside project with land around them rather than a small stand alone site. There is huge appeal in having the space, privacy and infrastructure already here together with the potential to create a lovely home in a peaceful rural setting.

9.44 entitlements with estimated value of €202.61 each

Please note the cottage and lands are being sold together as one complete holding and are not being offered separately.

Properties offering this combination of restoration potential, quality land and privacy rarely come to the market.

An excellent farm holding extending to c. 24.12 acres of productive lands together with farm buildings and a derelict cottage in one compact block located at Carrowntober East, (Carrintubber), Kilkerrin, Co. Galway.

This is the kind of farm that rarely comes to the market anymore, a genuine all-in-one holding with quality land, practical infrastructure and future potential.

Contained in one convenient block, the property includes a well equipped farmyard with 3-bay slatted shed, concrete shed, handling facilities, silage slab, water and electricity together with a derelict cottage eligible for refurbishment grants.

The lands are presently carrying a strong crop of spring barley, immediately reflecting the quality and capability of the ground.

Set at the end of a quiet cul de sac, the holding offers privacy, accessibility and ease of management in a proven farming area where good land is always in demand. 9.44 entitlements currently associated with the holding with an estimated annual value of c. €202.61 per entitlement.

Features Include:

• c. 24.12 acres contained in one compact block

• Lands of very good agricultural quality

• c. 12 acres currently planted in spring barley

• Excellent road frontage with private setting

• 3 bay slatted shed measuring c. 52`5″ x 29`5″

• Mass concrete shed measuring c. 49` x 18
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• Pen, crush, silage slab and yard

• Water and electricity connected on site

• Nice square workable divisions with very little waste

• Centrally positioned yard and sheds

• Excellent setup for livestock or mixed farming

• Dry, elevated and easily managed holding

• Derelict cottage offering genuine long-term potential

• Cottage may qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, Derelict Property Grant and SEAI energy upgrade grants, subject to approva
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• Compact all-in-one holdings like this are increasingly difficult to source

• Strong local demand for quality land in the Kilkerrin/Carrintubber area

Accommodation within the cottage briefly comprises:
4 Bedrooms, Hallway, Kitchen/Living Room, Utility and Bathroom.

This is not simply acreage, it is a complete farm holding with a ready-made yard, slatted facilities, handling facilities, sheds, water, electricity, silage slab and a residence with significant future potential.

Quality holdings with this level of infrastructure, usability and future potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Strong interest is expected and early enquiries are advised. Contact Deirdre directly for further details or confidential discussion.

C. 8.45 acres of agricultural land along a local road at Springfield, just outside Williamstown village.

This is a straightforward, practical holding with good access, clean boundaries, and a layout that works well for everyday farming use.

The property is currently in grass and includes a handling area with pen, crush & water supply.

Clearly defined boundaries and no wasted ground, making this field easy to manage for grazing or general agricultural purposes.

Situated approximately 2.3 km from Williamstown village, 11 km from Glenamaddy with Castlerea & Ballyhaunis Co. Roscommon within easy reach these lands benefit from a convenient and accessible rural setting within a strong farming district.

Their proximity to the village allows for easy access to local services, agricultural suppliers, and marts, making it a practical option for those operating in the wider North Galway / South Roscommon area.

This is a well established agricultural location with active surrounding farms, supporting ongoing demand for land locally.

The property will appeal to adjoining farmers, those seeking to expand an existing holding, or purchasers looking for a compact and manageable block of land.

For maps, further details or to arrange inspection, contact the office.

Please note; The areas outlined in the images are for identification purposes only and do not represent exact boundaries.

A chance to take on a well known local pub premises in the heart of Glenamaddy with the bar fully fitted and ready to trade.

The Glen View comes to the market with everything in place for someone looking to step into the trade without facing the huge fit-out costs that normally come with opening a licensed premises.

The front bar area is fully equipped with bar counter, bar back, taps, optics, seating, pool table and open fireplace, creating a comfortable traditional pub setting with plenty of character.

To the rear of the property there is excellent storage and service space including cold room facilities with fob detectors, keg and stock storage areas, delivery access and Ladies & Gents toilets.

The layout has been designed for practical day to day running and allows a new tenant to get trading quickly with minimal additional outlay required.

The premises offers wall-to-wall seating throughout the bar together with good back of house space and double door access for deliveries and stock movement.

In addition to the front bar, there is also a substantial rear lounge area extending to approx. 54`2` x 37`6` complete with full bar, dance floor and lounge facilities. While this area is not included within the standard lease agreement, the owners are open to discussing its inclusion should a tenant wish to expand the business further in the future.

This could suit somebody looking to start out in the trade on a manageable scale, somebody returning to the business locally, or an operator who sees long term potential in a well known town premises with room to grow over time.

Traditional Irish country pubs are becoming harder and harder to find, with many long established premises now closed in towns and villages across the country. Yet there is still a strong appetite locally for good social spaces, Irish music events, gatherings and a proper local meeting place.

The Glen View offers somebody the chance to bring that atmosphere back in a manageable and realistic way, without the enormous costs usually associated with starting a licensed premises from scratch.

The big advantage here is simple most of the hard work and expense has already been done. The bones, layout and equipment are all in place. It just needs stock, energy and somebody ready to make it their own

For further details or to arrange a viewing, contact Deirdre.

Set on a substantial site of c. 1.69 acres, this traditional 3-bedroom cottage comes to the market with huge potential for anyone looking for a restoration project in a quiet rural setting. Properties like this are becoming harder to find, a cottage with its own private driveway, generous grounds, existing services connected and useful outbuildings already in place.

While the house is in derelict condition and requires full refurbishment, the basics are here for somebody with vision to create a superb countryside home. The accommodation currently comprises a front porch, reception hallway, kitchen/dining room, 3 bedrooms and a main bathroom.

One of the standout features of this property is the size of the site itself. Extending to approximately 1.69 acres, the grounds offer excellent space and privacy with plenty of room for extensions, gardens, hobby farming or outdoor living areas, subject to the necessary permissions. The mature surrounding trees add to the sheltered and private feel of the property.

Adding further value is the 2-bay open shed, ideal for storage, workshop use, machinery, livestock or future conversion possibilities. The property also benefits from an existing septic tank together with water and electricity connections already in place, which can make refurbishment works more straightforward.

The property may qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant and Derelict Property Grant, along with SEAI energy upgrade grants, all subject to eligibility and approval. This could represent a significant opportunity for buyers looking to restore a traditional home with financial assistance available.

Despite its peaceful setting, the location is very convenient. Kilkerrin, Glenamaddy, Mountbellew and Ballymoe are all within easy reach, while Tuam, Roscommon Town and Galway City are accessible for commuting. This is an ideal spot for anyone seeking country living without being isolated.

Whether you are looking for a full renovation project, a country retreat, or a property with space and future potential, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a cottage on a site of this scale in a strong location.

3-Bedroom Semi-Detached House, in the town of Glenamaddy. Newly refurbished throughout, including new plumbing, a new oil-fired boiler, and upgraded bathrooms.

The property is being let unfurnished.

Close to all amenities, schools, shops etc

First time rental. Excellent references required. Please send email with references attached to rentals

References required. Email enquiries only.

C. 1 Acre Site Subject to Planning Permission.
Approx. 5km from Creggs, Co. Galway.

A well-located c.1 acre site offered for sale subject to planning permission, just 5km from Creggs village.

This is a straightforward rural site with good road frontage, offering a solid opportunity for a local applicant seeking to build a one-off home in a settled area.

The site combines the benefit of countryside living with close proximity to a well-serviced village.

Creggs is a well-regarded village with a strong community feel and a good range of everyday amenities. These include a national school, local shop, post office, pub, takeaway and restaurant.

The area is particularly known for its successful rugby club and active sporting community, adding to the overall appeal for families.

The site is also within easy reach of larger towns including Glenamaddy, Roscommon Town and Castlerea.

Planning permission will be required for any dwelling on the site. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves that they meet local planning criteria.

Full details, maps and folio information available on request.