An impressive coastal getaway in stunning south Donegal is for sale for a cool €995,000.
‘The Beach House’ in Kilcar is not only a luxury family home, but it boasts direct access to the pristine Doonin strand.
For sale with DNG Dorrian Killybegs, the 4-bed property has been making waves online ahead of the summer months as property fans dream of living in such a serene setting.
The Beach House, Doonin, Kilcar, Donegal. Photo: DNG Dorrian Killybegs
The listing describes how the home was built in 2005 to maximise its glorious sea views.
“Immediately it becomes obvious as you walk towards the entrance to the property how special this setting and position really is, as the property enjoys breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean and Donegal Bay which are particularly special at every time of the day and in every season.
“This architecturally and sympathetically designed luxury family residence extends to approximately 5,240 sq.ft (487 sq.m) standing on a south facing site with around 70 meters of shoreline frontage on circa 1.8 acres (0.70 ha).”
The Beach House, Doonin, Kilcar, Donegal. Photo: DNG Dorrian Killybegs
The Beach House, Doonin, Kilcar, Donegal. Photo: DNG Dorrian Killybegs
The top feature is the large ground floor reception room, which has a 19ft double height vaulted ceiling with exposed roof trusses. It provides an ideal open space for family time, to socialise, relax and cook whilst enjoying the unhindered views. Another lounge areas of note is a magnificent open plan room upstairs with a balcony and bar.
The Beach House, Doonin, Kilcar, Donegal. Photo: DNG Dorrian Killybegs
From The Beach House, residents are close to some of Donegal’s wildest and most beautiful places, including Sliabh Liag, Muckross Head and Glencolumbkille.
Viewings are strictly by appointment only through the vendor’s agent. For more information, see: https://www.dng.ie/residential/brochure/doonin-kilcar-donegal/3245379
The Beach House, Doonin, Kilcar, Donegal. Photo: DNG Dorrian Killybegs
The Beach House, Doonin, Kilcar, Donegal. Photo: DNG Dorrian Killybegs
