Houses for sale Mayo
Mayo Homes - Property in County Mayo
Belmullet Properties
Bedrooms 3
Price Price on application
3 Bed L-Shaped Bungalow With Magnificent Atlantic Views. Faulmore is situated on the Southern Tip of the Mullet Peninsula, it boasts magnificent views over Achill and Inishkea Islands with Blackrock
Ballina Properties
Bedrooms 5
Price € 380,000 Offers in excess
Superb detached family home - Bohernasup is the ideal location for the discerning home buyer who wants community living in a welcoming locality. This superb large detached family home is situated in t
Ballina Properties
Price € 135,000 A.M.V.
Partly Built Property on 0.5 Acre site . A rare chance to acquire this partly built property. Sited on 0.5 acre site with full planning permission for a 5 bedroom property with no occupancy clauses.
Foxford Properties
Price € 85,000 A.M.V.
2.557 acre plot at Glanduff, Foxford, Co Mayo. This plot is set in a wonderful countryside location with views of mountains and sweeping countryside and is being sold subject to planning permission f
Ballina Properties
Price POA
he site occupies a high profile position along the main approach road (Dublin Road\N26) into Ballina immediately adjacent to Ballina Train & Bus Stations.
Foxford Properties
Price € 650,000 A.M.V.
Traditional 2 storey farmhouse (derelict) and numerous outbuildings to include, granary, large open shed, cattle shed & outhouses & 69 acres of good quality agricultural land
Swinford Properties
Bedrooms 4
Price € 340,000 neg
House consists of four bed two en-suite, large hallway, large sitting room with open fire. Very large kitchen/dining room with raised solid beam ceiling and solid oak kitchen and utility, leading onto
Westport Properties
Bedrooms 8
Price € 940,000 Neg
Established business with stunning views offering an excellent investment opportunity in a prime location. Newly refurbished premises.
Ballina Properties
Bedrooms 9
Price P.O.A.
High Profile, Town Centre Location The property occupies a high profile Town Centre position beside Ballina Post Office at the Junction of John Street & O'Rahilly Street.
Belmullet Properties
Bedrooms 5
Price P.O.A.
Magnificent 5 Bed Property Boasts 2300 Sq Ft With Unrestricted Sea Views
County Mayo - Description : County Mayo borders the Atlantic Ocean on the western coast of the Republic of Ireland. Ireland is divided into four provinces and Mayo is a part of the province of Connaught, the western province. Towns and Population Castlebar is the county seat of government where the Mayo County Council is headquartered. Mayo's other two towns with Town Councils are Ballina and Westport. It's 2002 population was 117,446 and growing. Mayo's total land area is 5585 km2. It's population density is approximately 19.9 inhabitants per kilometer. Mayo's Mountains Mayo has several significant mountain ranges which include three of the highest points in Ireland: Mweelrea (814 metres), Nephin (806 metres) and Croagh Patrick (764 metres). Pilgrimage Sites Croagh Patrick is also the site of a major annual religious pilgrimage which commemorates St. Patrick's own religious experience on the mountain (it was from its summit that St. Patrick is said to have banished snakes from Ireland, and it was also here that he is said to have spent 40 days and nights in meditation, fasting and prayer). The annual pilgrimage sees thousands of the faithful climbing to the summit to complete a ritual of prayers and penance. Mayo's other famous pilgrimage site is Knock. Knock was a small town until August 21st 1879, when two local women said they saw an apparition of Mary, Joseph and St John the Evangelist at the south gable of the parish church. Thirteen other local people came to the site following their report and confirmed the apparition. Since then, the town has become a major pilgrimage site for the pious and those seeking cures for physical ailments. The town includes a basilica as well as the original parish church and various chapels catering to the pilgrims. Céide Fields Mayo is also home to the Céide Fields, a 5000 year old Neolithic farm stead. Visitors can tour an interactive museum which explains the significance of the site as well as walk the site itself, exploring its peoples' complex system of agriculture and way of life. Rivers and Coastline Mayo's most famous river, the Moy, is world famous among fishermen for its bounteous schools of Salmon, Trout, Pike and others. Mayo has the longest coastline of any county in Ireland and sports a number of islands and bays. Mayo is home to Ireland's largest Island, Achill whose area is 148km2. [Source : Mayo.ie]
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