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Stunning 5 Bedroom House For Sale in Foxford County Mayo Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553425 Property Location Moygrove Foxford Co. Mayo F26 RD45 Ireland BER B2 RATING Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, warm climate, welcoming culture and low cost of living, Ireland is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment into this magnificent part of the world. This stunning property must be viewed to appreciate the private setting situated on the banks of the river moy. Features of this stunning home include: Built 2008 with Kingspan SIPS (structurally insulated panels system) extremely energy efficient Solar panels for water heating Central Vac Oil fired, underfloor heating with radiators upstairs. Argon filled, double glazed oak windows Pellet stove Slate roof South facing Walk to Foxford town, and local schools, 5 minutes Walk to train station, 5 minutes. Lakes. Lough Conn and Lough Cullin, 5 min drive. Knock Airport 25 min drive Distance to Sea, 15 min drive Distance to Golf, 15 min drive Direct access to the world-famous salmon fishing, River Moy Solid Oak flooring, imported from USA Cherry wood staircase, with copper railings Cherry kitchen Private driveway Cedar siding and stonework façade Composite decking and 2 stone patios Private Dock Sewage pumped to town sewer and mains water supply Exceptional property, custom built by a master craftsman, for his own family Once off opportunity, houses like this very rarely come on to the market. 10m X 10m Shed/workshop Secluded, yet close to town, tranquil and peaceful. Foxford – 'the Capital of the Moy' – is a village in County Mayo, Ireland which is Nestled between the Ox mountains and the Nephin mountain range. This world-renowned fisherman’s Mecca on the Moy has lots to offer in terms of spectacular scenery, walking trails & historical heritage. Ireland has a number of great river systems and of these, the Moy which straddles counties Mayo and Sligo and is one of the most productive fishing rivers in all of Europe. The river includes great loughs such as Conn and Cullin but also many small lakes and streams. For much of its course, the Moy flows through pastureland but the mountains of the watersheds which feed it are almost always in view from its banks. Nephin mountain range lines the western horizon and the Ox mountains mark the eastern watershed. ABOUT THE AREA Situated on the River Moy, the picturesque town of Foxford has established an excellent reputation as a tourist centre. Nestling between the Ox and Nephin mountains Foxford is the ideal location for a relaxing, stress free break away from the routines of working life. The warmth of the Foxford blanket is equally matched by the warmth of its people who are always ready to welcome a visitor to their midst. You can choose from its many traditional pubs, restaurants as well as B&B’s and Guesthouses. Foxford has much to entertain its visitors with outdoor activities, visitor centre, fishing and walking. Secondary School St Joseph’s Secondary School, opened by the Sisters of Charity in October 1961, caters for approximately 380 students and has a teaching staff of 32. Walks The Foxford Way is an 86km way marked trail which circles the town of Foxford taking in the Ox Mountains, boreens, boglands, archeological sites, lakeshores and river banks. The Foxford Walking Club regularly take to the trails and tracks of the Bealach on a Sunday afternoon. Fishing Foxford is a popular fishing destination with the River Moy providing excellent stretches of salmon fishing. Nearby Loughs Conn and Cullin are famous for brown trout. For more information on fishing in the area see the Foxford Fishing page. Admiral William Brown Admiral William Brown, creator and first admiral of the Argentine Navy, was born in Foxford in 1777. William Brown was the defender of Buenos Aires during the Argentina-Brazil War and he symbolised the naval glory of the Argentinian Republic. His name is honoured in many streets, towns and associations in Argentina. Since the mid 1980’s, a replica of his sword has been worn by Admirals of the Argentine Navy. A memorial of the great Admiral William Brown stands proudly in Foxford, commemorating the career of a great man who was commonly known as the ‘father of the Argentine Navy’. MAiN FEATURES: • 5 Bedrooms • 4 Bathrooms • 276m2 of living space – Furnishings Negotiable • Private Parking • Private Garden • Stunning Views • Massive potential in the commercial rental market • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland Contact us today to buy or sell property in Ireland fast online.