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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
A house located on a Co Sligo beach that featured in the series Normal People is up for sale.
The area surrounding the house featured in some scenes of Sally Rooney’s famed series back in 2020. The home overlooks Streedagh beach which fans will recognize as a popular date spot for the two lead characters, Connell and Marianne.
The gardens and grounds extend to .25 hectare/.6 acre, and to the side of the residential accommodation is a large 14m x 11m warehouse/shed.
The main house accommodation is over two floors and consists of sitting room, kitchen with living and dining area and breakfast area, utility, five bedrooms, bathroom and first floor storage areas.
The property is in a fantastic private area and offers the opportunity of acquiring a further five acres.
The property is listed for sale for €650,000 on Daft.ie, and viewing is highly recommended.
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