Dramatic Lighthouse for Sale on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way

Link to Listing: https://www.corcoran.com/listing/for-sale/1-clare-lighthouse-island-clare-island-na-00000-0000/23293888/regionId/4 Ireland is home to over 80 lighthouses, but Clare Island Lighthouse in County Mayo is one of the most dramatic, perched high on the cliffs of Clare Island, 120 meters above the sea below. The lighthouse dates back to 1806, but has been completely restored and now includes several finished guest houses, a sauna, a conservatory, spacious reception rooms, a chef's kitchen, 2.25 acres of grounds, and even a helipad. Clare Island is home to a thriving community that we got to experience on our stay on the island. It was also the historical home of Grace O'Malley (1530-1603), or Granuaile, an Irish hero known as the Pirate Queen who commanded 200 men and a fleet of galleys and once won a sea battle directly after giving birth to a child (also at sea!). Granuaile's castle is on Clare Island, and she is buried at the Abbey on the island. To this day, the O'Malley family maintains a strong presence on the island. A special thanks to Beth Moran for showing us around her shop and spending the afternoon with us. You can read more about Beth Moran at her website: https://www.bethmoranhandweaver.ie/ And a huge thank you to Carl O'Grady for a taste of his fine whiskey and for hearing his story. You can find more about Clare Island Whiskey here: https://clareislandwhiskey.ie/our-story/ Thanks to Marian O'Malley and her husband Ciaran for inviting us in their home and telling us her story. We hope to publish a longer version of this interview on my second channel. To set up a showing, reach out to me at [email protected] and I'll connect you with our local partner to plan a showing. #propertytour #ireland #luxuryhomes #lighthouse I'd like to thank the following professionals, without which this video could not have been made. Director: Tommy Lukrich Videography: Tommy Lukrich Map and Assets: Kadin McGreevey Video Editor: Josh Good Copywriting: Brendan Littlefield Photo Credit: Joe McCabe