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A Donegal bungalow near Muff with Lough Foyle views is on the market for €685,000, alongside properties in Italy, Denmark, France, and Wales.
A five-bedroom bungalow on a two-acre site overlooking Lough Foyle near the village of Muff in Donegal is on the market for €685,000. Built in 2017, the property has a floor area of 232 square metres (2,500 square feet) and is a 10-minute drive from Derry city.
Donegal Bungalow with Lough Foyle Views
The main house has four bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen, living and dining room, and a second reception room. There is a building behind the house with three bedrooms, as well as stables and a garage. The site also benefits from full planning permission for another residence, with sub-floors laid. The property is listed by McCauley Properties.
The bungalow's location near Muff offers easy access to both Donegal and Derry, making it suitable for families or those seeking a rural retreat with proximity to urban amenities. The two-acre site provides ample outdoor space and potential for further development, subject to planning permission.
Piedmont Property in Bossolasco, Italy
In the Piedmont region of Italy, a sprawling 15-room period property is for sale in the village of Bossolasco, about 70km southeast of Turin. Priced at €685,000, the detached house has a total floor area of 441 square metres (4,747 square feet) and is in good condition.
The property has eight bedrooms and four bathrooms, and is designed in traditional Piedmontese style with wooden ceilings and terracotta floors. It comes with a private swimming pool and an independent studio apartment. The agent is italy-sothebysrealty.com.
Bossolasco is known for its scenic landscapes and is part of the Langhe region, famous for its wines and hazelnuts. The property overlooks the main square, providing a central location within the village.
Traditional Thatched House on Lolland, Denmark
On the Danish island of Lolland, a traditional thatched house built in 1827 is on the market for €695,000. Located in the village of Dannemare, the property has been well kept and features two wood-burning stoves and a heat pump, but could benefit from some upgrading.
The house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large living area. The expansive gardens include vegetable patches, a greenhouse, sheds, and a private forest. Dannemare, known for hiking and biking trails, is 136km from Copenhagen. The agent is estate.dk.
Lolland is Denmark's fourth-largest island and is connected to Falster and Zealand by bridges and tunnels, making it accessible from Copenhagen and other parts of Denmark.
18th-Century Country House in Poitou-Charentes, France
In the Poitou-Charentes region of France, an 18th-century country house is available for €685,000. With a total floor area of 495 square metres (5,328 square feet), the main house has seven bedrooms and five bathrooms, a sauna, and a yoga studio on the top floor.
A barn has been converted into a summer dining area, and there are other outbuildings. The guest annex includes a recording studio and two bedrooms. The property sits on 2.7 acres and comes with a pool. The agent is healeyfox.com.
Poitou-Charentes is located in western France and is known for its mild climate, historic towns, and proximity to the Atlantic coast. The region is popular with buyers seeking a rural lifestyle with easy access to Bordeaux and other cities.
Mill House in Gwynedd, Wales
In the Welsh village of Sarn Meyllteyrn on the Llyn Peninsula, Mill House is a five-bedroom house that comes with a detached two-bedroom cottage. The period cottage, surrounded by woodland, has been fully renovated but retains features such as exposed beams, stone walls, and an Inglenook fireplace.
There is also the option of adding to the accommodation with a static caravan on the site, as well as a corrugated barn set up as a games room. The price is €686,169 (£589,999), and the agent is beresfordadams.co.uk.
The Llyn Peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its coastline, beaches, and walking trails. Sarn Meyllteyrn is a small village with a community spirit and is within driving distance of Pwllheli and Abersoch.
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