Inver View, Aderavoher, Easkey, Co. Sligo, F26 AT21 It is our great pleasure to bring to the market for sale this historic period dwelling house located in the scenic coastal village of Easkey in County Sligo. Inver View affords views to the Atlantic Ocean and is within an easy stroll of Easkey Castle and the waters edge. ‘Inver View’ is a detached four-bay two-storey listed building, constructed c. 1900. It is being sold with the benefit of planning permission ( Planning Ref 2460225 Sligo CoCo) for some renovation works and it has recently been re-roofed. This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a little piece of history in one of the most picturesque locations on our coastline. The property has qualified for the Croi Conaithe Vacant Homes Grant of up to €70,000 and may also be eligible for some SEAI Warmer Homes grants (subject to relevant criteria) The property has been maintained externally in excellent, original, condition albeit with new windows and roof. Internally, it has retained many original features such as fireplaces, doors and window shutters and has exposed stone walls in parts but does require significant renovation which has been started. The renovation of this exceptional dwelling would help to preserve it’s grandeur long in to the future and allow it’s history to continue for many decades to come. Accommodation comprises Ground floor: Entrance Porch, Kitchen, Dining room, Living room, Bedroom, W.C., First floor: 2 bedrooms, bathroom and Lounge. To the rear, the property opens to an enclosed courtyard with a large stone cut outbuilding (possibly suitable for conversion subject to relevant permissions and was perhaps living accommodation when first constructed) and a lean to turf shed. Through this outbuilding and at the westerly side of the dwelling lies the large, mature, tree filled walled garden abundant with wild flowers. The house is set back from the road and features wrought-iron round-bar spiked railings and gate. Easkey is a delightful coastal village, steeped in history, in beautiful West Sligo, famous for it’s stunning scenery and its world renowned surf and with a vibrant and welcoming community. Situated along the Wild Atlantic Way it is easily accessible from both Sligo and Ballina and boasts a regular bus route linking the two towns making it easily commutable from. Dublin is just 3 hours and Knock Airport is less than an hours drive making this wonderful property and location accessible from the UK, Europe and beyond. ‘Appraisal from NBHS website This simple well-proportioned house is a good example of the vernacular building tradition as it began to absorb modern construction techniques at the beginning of the twentieth century, in particular, the use of Portland cement. The wrought-iron boundary railings to the roadside are beautifully simple.’ Further particulars are available on request and viewing is strictly by appointment with the sole selling agent.