Holiday homes in Fossingfjord and Viano Do Castelo, a B&B in Chateau-Garnier, an off-grid house in Gauteng or a 17th-century house in Ballingarry
Holiday homes in Fossingfjord and Viano Do Castelo, a B&B in Chateau-Garnier, an off-grid house in Gauteng or a 17th-century house in BallingarryThis historic house on more than two acres in an elevated private setting is on the edge of Ballingarry village, Co Limerick. It is known as the Turret – parts of which date from the 17th century – and it was restored and enlarged in the 19th century and has 325sq m of space over five floors.
There are ample outbuildings for renovation, subject to planning permission, that could offer a rental income.This three-bedroom cottage, dating from 1962, on the sunny side of Fossingfjord, has its own shoreline, jetty and private beach. It gets sun all day and there are great views from the cabin, which also has an outdoor terrace with an open fireplace. The property, which has a mooring for a boat, can be reached in about a two-hour drive from Oslo.
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