REA Seamus Carthy proudly presents a Landmark Shannon-side Residence with Historic Courtyard and Two Acres Overlooking the Marina. Shannon View is a distinguished nineteenth-century riverside residence occupying an exceptional position on the banks of the River Shannon, directly overlooking the marina and Blueway in the villages of Ballyleague and Lanesborough. Built originally for the engineer of the Shannon Bridge and incorporating earlier stone outbuildings believed to form part of the De Lacy Norman castle that once guarded the river ford, the property combines rare heritage with extraordionary views and development potential. Set within about two acres of mature private grounds, Shannon View includes a traditional two-storey period home together with an extensive range of cut-stone outbuildings under natural-slate roofs arranged around a sheltered courtyard. The lands enjoy dual road frontage and three vehicular access points within the Ballyleague settlement boundary, all zoned residential. This is a once-in-a generation opportunity for discerning buyers seeking, a character family home with direct Shannon views, a boutique accomodation or tourism project in a thriving Blueway location, or a strategic riverside redevelopment site in an established village environment. Contact REA Seamus Carthy to arrange your private viewing. Viewing strictly by appointment.

REA Seamus Carthy proudly presents a Landmark Shannon-side Residence with Historic Courtyard and Two Acres Overlooking the Marina. Shannon View is a distinguished nineteenth-century riverside residence occupying an exceptional position on the banks of the River Shannon, directly overlooking the marina and Blueway in the villages of Ballyleague and Lanesborough. Built originally for the engineer of the Shannon Bridge and incorporating earlier stone outbuildings believed to form part of the De Lacy Norman castle that once guarded the river ford, the property combines rare heritage with extraordionary views and development potential. Set within about two acres of mature private grounds, Shannon View includes a traditional two-storey period home together with an extensive range of cut-stone outbuildings under natural-slate roofs arranged around a sheltered courtyard. The lands enjoy dual road frontage and three vehicular access points within the Ballyleague settlement boundary, all zoned residential. This is a once-in-a generation opportunity for discerning buyers seeking, a character family home with direct Shannon views, a boutique accomodation or tourism project in a thriving Blueway location, or a strategic riverside redevelopment site in an established village environment. Contact REA Seamus Carthy to arrange your private viewing. Viewing strictly by appointment.

Ballyleague and Lanesborough straddle the River Shannon at the northern tip of Lough Ree, offering a vibrant community atmosphere, watersports, boating, and tourism amenities. Shannon View sits in the heart of this sought-after riverside village, making it one of the most prominent properties to come to market in the area in recent years.

Accommodation

Inclusions

At ground floor: kitchen, sitting room, shower room, formal dining room, central living room, and one bedroom.
At first floor: open plan sitting area at the top of the staircase, bathroom, shower room, W.C., and three bedrooms.

Outside

Mature trees, walled garden, and a traditional courtyard framed by slate-roofed stone buildings offering clear scope for conversion (subject to planning).

Services

Access to all mains services

• Prime Shannon-front holding extending to approx. 2 acres
• Detached residence with traditional character (c. 150m.sq.)
• Zoned residential lands within Ballyleague settlement boundary
• Substantial stone outbuildings totalling c. 275 sq.m within courtyard
• Dual road frontage and three vehicular entrances
• Access to all mains services
• Exceptional water and marina views across Lough Ree and the Shannon bridge
• Walking distance to shops, cafe's and Blueway amenities
• 15 minutes to Roscommon Town | 30 minutes to Longford | 90 minutes to Dublin