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Originally built in 1990, this home was extended in 2009 by its current owners. This well maintained home now extends to 260sq m (2,800sq ft) and benefits from having ample space both inside and out. This four bedroom home takes full advantage of the natural light, capturing ample sunlight in all rooms. Its elevated site benefits from distant views over Lough Corrib and the surrounding countryside to the rear. The property is fitted to a high standard and provides a bright, functional home for any growing family.

The Spanish Arch was originally an extension of the city walls from Martin’s Tower to the banks of the river. It was built in 1584 as a measure to protect the city’s quays. It was known as Ceann an Bhalla or ‘The Head of the Wall’. In the 18th century, Long Walk was built by the Eyre family as an extension to the quays, and a breakwater to construct a mud berth. A number of arches were constructed to allow access from the town to the new quay but some of these were wrecked by a tsunami which occurred after the 1755 earthquake in Lisbon.