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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
Aillemore, Killadoon, Westport, Co. Mayo, F28X0F2
A tiny seaside cottage along Ireland's famed Wild Atlantic Way is set to go under the hammer next month with a bargain guide price of just €75,000.
The three-bedroom home in Killadoon, near Westport in Co Mayo, offers the chance to own a slice of Ireland's rugged Atlantic coastline without breaking the bank.
The property sits just a short stroll from Cross Beach and within easy reach of Louisburgh, Westport, Connemara and some of the country's best surfing spots. Inside, the cottage has bright living spaces, a traditional fireplace, and three bedrooms, while outside, a private garden looks out to the fresh Atlantic air.
Unoccupied for the past two years, the property is BER-exempt but connected to mains electricity and a group water scheme, with a septic tank on site. The cottage will go under the hammer by online public auction on Thursday, October 23.
READ MORE | PICTURES: Cosy fisherman's cottage with studio hits the market in Irish tourist hotspot
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