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This stunning countryside home in Clare comes with many added bonuses for €625,000
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Looking for the perfect getaway, a serene lifestyle, a private family residence, or a lucrative business opportunity?
"The Sanctuary," in Clare is a remarkable piece of real estate to the market, which was a former donkey sanctuary, and is now selling for €625,000.
The property includes a spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom house accompanied by three outbuildings.
The second property comprises three studios, collectively offering 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, along with four additional outbuildings.
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“The Sanctuary” is a peaceful retreat situated in the townland of Gortacurka, just a brief 15 minute drive from Ennis Town.
Set on an impressive elevated 5 acre site surrounded by forestry in the stunning landscape of County Clare, one can take in the tranquil views of Mullaghmore and the Burren Hills, all within the captivating ambiance of Ireland’s Burren National Park.
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