19/09/2021
19/09/2021
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Former Omeath B&B with 'breathtaking' views over Carlingford Lough
Mallon Property have brought 'Shore Lodge' in Lislea in Omeath, to the market for €295,000.
A former B&B with "tremendous business potential situated in the heart of the thriving Carlingford, Cooley Peninsula tourism trail."
It is described as "a truly rare opportunity to purchase a home in such a picturesque setting - 100 metres from the shoreline of Carlingford Lough, enjoying breathtaking countryside views including Slieve Foye in the forefront and the majestic Mourne Mountains beyond.
"Enjoy the best of both worlds - rural bliss yet only two minutes from Omeath Village and ten minutes from Carlingford and Newry City."
The home consists of a porched entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/dining room, utility, study, bathroom, five bedrooms (2 en-suite) and shower room. It is based on on approximately 0.88 acres of mature grounds.
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