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06 Sept 2025
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The Little Rock Cottage, Achadh Mór, Largydonnell, Co. Leitrim, F91HW26
This postcard-perfect two-bedroom cottage in the Leitrim countryside is on the market with an enticing price tag.
Nestled on a beautiful 0.6-acre elevated site close to Tievebaun Mountain, the property has been "lovingly and tastefully restored" by the current owners, according to the auctioneer, creating a spacious (119 sq. m) and charming family home.
With solid oak wood flooring, cast-iron radiators, and a bespoke staircase and mezzanine, the attention to detail appears second to none. Externally, the property has a well-tended yard and a large shed/garage.
Its location on the Sligo-Leitrim border means it is a short spin from Cliffony Village and Mullaghmore and close to Tullaghan, Kinlough, and Bundoran, and the many wonderful attractions the Wild Atlantic Way has to offer. The Little Rock Cottage is listed with an asking price of €199,950 on Daft.ie.
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