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Altavra, Drumkeeran, Tawnylea, Co. Leitrim, N41WF67 - €175,000
Mayflower Cottage - an exceptional property nestled on C. 1.8 acres in the peaceful townland of Altavra, Drumkeerin, Co. Leitrim.
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The Irish name for Altavra, “Allt an Bhrá”, translates to “the height, cliff of the captive” — a poetic and fitting name for this captivating setting.
Dating back to the early 1800s, this 300-year-old stone cottage is constructed from authentic, locally sourced Leitrim stone. It has been lovingly maintained over the centuries and retains all the charm and character of a traditional rural Irish home.
Perched on an elevated and private site, the property offers breath-taking views of Lough Allen, Belhavel Lake, Corry Mountain and the Dartry Mountain Range.
Mature trees and lush greenery surround the home, creating a tranquil setting that makes this property a true rural sanctuary.
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