Stroangibbagh, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal

Sherry FitzGerald Paul Reynolds proudly presents to the market this four bedroom south-facing cottage, nestled in the hills of Donegal with stunning views of the Bluestack Mountains. The recently renovated cottage includes a double height ceiling living room, teal triple glazed windows, and a 3.4m triple glazed lift and slide door. The property is complemented by three outbuildings, an outdoor hot tub, multiple patio areas, an orchard, a working garden, a pond, a stream, a chicken coop, and high-speed internet.

The property is located on a cul de sac in An Sruthán Giobach (the whispering stream). The property is 1km from a swimmable spot on the Cronamuck river, and overlooks the Bluestack mountains which are directly accessible for hiking (75 minutes to summit) with a small secluded swimable lake on the top.

The property is 4km from the local school Comeen National School (Gaelscoil) and the local bar, The Reelin Bar. The area is quiet and bilingual, with a small amount of tourism, primarily for fishing. The local village An Coimín/Commeen has a thriving GAA club (Glenfin GAA) and ammenities including churches, pubs, hardware store, heritage centre, medical centre, gym, post office, petrol station/grocery store.

The property is 18km from the twin towns (Ballybofey/Stranolar). Some popular destinations for entertainment, food & shopping in the twin towns include the Balor Arts Centre, Benny & Co & Mc Elhinneys department store. There is also a remote working hub, The Base Enterprise Centre.

THE AREA

The property is located in the centre of Co. Donegal with Ballybofey, Letterkenny, Donegal Town and the coast only a short drive away.

Set in a cul de sac in An Sruthán Giobach (the whispering stream).

The property is 1km from a swimmable spot on the Cronamuck river, and overlooks the Bluestack mountains which are directly accessible for hiking (75 minutes to summit) with a small secluded swimable lake on the top.

The property is 29km from Letterkenny, the largest and most populous town in County Donegal, located on the River Swilly. Along with the nearby city of Derry, it forms the major economic core of the north-west of Ireland.