A unique opportunity to acquire a fabulously located 3 bedroom property only minutes walk from the ever desirable Gurteen beach. This lovely home is set on a site of 0.57 acres providing ample space to extend to the rear which would provide fabulous views over Gurteen bay. The property is of block construction, with a rendered exterior, under a concrete tile roof and benefits from mains water, mains electricity and septic tank drainage located within the site. The accommodation is bright and comprises of inner hall, living room with solid fuel stove, archway leading to the kitchen. There are 3 good sized bedrooms and family bathroom. There are security cameras surrounding the property, providing peace and comfort. There is ample off road parking (being a premium in the summer months) to the front and side. Outside the property is approached by a gated entrance with boundaries clearly identified front, side and rear. The property is comfortably nestled into the rock providing shelter and the option to construct a split level residence SPP.
The property is within walking distance of Gurteen Bay and Dog's Bay ( which was originally known as Port na Feadóige, the bay of the plover), two of the loveliest and best well known Connemara beaches which attract a large number of visitors and are justly famous for their exceptional beauty and long white sandy beaches.

Roundstone derives its name from the anglicised corruption of Cloch Na Rón, the rock of the seals. The bay was used by smugglers into the 18th Century while the village itself dating back to the 1820's was built by Alexander Nimmo. Roundstone is an exceedingly charming village tucked away on the rugged Connemara coastline. The village is both friendly and inviting with a wide range of amenities including shops, post office, school, hotels, and excellent restaurants most of which overlook the wide harbour and have stunning views over the Connemara landscape.

Clifden, the nearest town and only 9 miles away, is regarded as the Capital of Connemara, with banks and a large selection of shops, pubs, and other leisure facilities. Clifden is noted for its many fine seafood restaurants, the famous Connemara Pony Show which takes place there each August in the showground close to the property, and the Clifden Arts Festival in September, all of which attract many Irish and foreign visitors. The area is well provided for a wide range of sporting and leisure facilities, with fishing, boating and water sports most popular using the many beaches and bays which comprise this convoluted coastline. Golf is available at the Connemara Golf Club whilst there are six other courses within an hour's drive of the property.