An exciting property has hit the market in Inishowen, and it’s in a class of its own.
‘Carnaghan’ on Inch Island was once the bustling St Patrick’s national school.
Originally built in 1942, the bungalow has since been converted into a family home.
It’s a building that’s sure to catch the attention of anyone looking for a unique and characterful property.
Rear of house: Carnaghan, Inch Island, Co Donegal. Photo: Franklins.ie
Carnaghan, Inch Island, Co Donegal. Photo: Franklins.ie
According to the listing on Franklins, the light-filled kitchen and living room to the front of the property are of particular appeal with 13′ ceilings with beautiful garden views.
Carnaghan, Inch Island, Co Donegal. Photo: Franklins.ie
Carnaghan, Inch Island, Co Donegal. Photo: Franklins.ie
The 1901 sq ft property has 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite) and comes with a mature 0.79 acre plot with gardens front and rear.
Carnaghan is new to the market with an asking price of €265,000.
For more information and to arrange a viewing, visit: https://franklins.ie/for-sale/carnaghan-inch-island-co-donegal-f93-x8p9/
