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Price List & Availability
| Type | Price | Units (avail.) |
|---|---|---|
| S7 - Loughview Court 3 Bed Semi-detached House | From £125,000 to £128,000 | 4 (3) |
Loughview Court is now an established development and continues to grow. The local developer is offering a mix of semi-detached 3 bedroom and 3 or 4 bedroom detached properties well laid out in a thoughtful manner. Loughmacrory ( Loch Mhic Ruairi ) Loughmacrory is about 8 miles from Omagh in Tyrone’s ‘Lake District’ and must be one of the most appealing villages in the county. Its natural beauty, attractive surroundings and scenic routes gives it many advantages not enjoyed by other areas.
Additional Information
Ideally situated within walking distance of Loughmacrory Village, schools and all local amenities this development offers an ideal oportunity to both first time buyers, those seeking family homes and investors alike.
Loughmacrory is located approximately 8 miles from Omagh and is one of the most appealing Villages in County Tyrone. The development offers a wide choice of properties comprising of townhouses, semi detached and detached properties.
The properties can be finished to the purchasers requirements.
If you approach the area up the Coolaharan Road, from A505 Omagh to Cookstown route, you will be amazed at the view from the top of Bauck Hill. Southwards on a clear day you can see the plateau block of the Sligo Mountains, north-westwards Bessy Bell and Mary Gray thrust their heads up proudly out of the Sperrin Range, whilst the Cairn in the west will be tempting you to go that way. In the valleys below you will see many Loughs – each with their own magical name, character and challenges. Fingrean and Loughmacrory itself cover many acres but others like Loch Na Peiste, Candlestick and Loch Na Torpogue cover only a few hundred square metres. On your left is Diarmuid and Grainne’s grave and on the hill above the Standing Stone, like a knight of old, guards the village below. The hamlet of the fifties has been replaced by a dynamic and progressive rural village with an attractive sporting, cultural and community spirit. Business is booming with over a hundred houses just completed within the village boundary itself. Plans are well advanced for the main Lough as a local amenities area.