Pine Hurst: A beautiful coastal home on the edge of Connemara

If you have ever dreamt of watching the sun go down over Galway Bay, the beautiful seaside home of Pine Hurst could make your dreams come true.

There is an immediate sense of calm and space here, a home surrounded by greenery, natural light and wonderful views, yet only minutes from the centre of Barna.

Built in 1981 and carefully maintained and enhanced over the years, this substantial single-storey residence has an easy, generous layout that suits both relaxed family living and entertaining.

Pine Hurst
LIGHT FILLED LIVING ROOM

Address: Pine Hurst, Trusky West, Barna, Co. Galway, H91 K71D

Asking Price: €950,000

Agents: Sherry Fitzgerald

Pine Hurst is beautifully connected to its surroundings. The split-level sitting room is a particularly lovely space, with direct access to the patio and gardens, while the separate living room on the opposite side of the property provides a more intimate place to retreat and unwind.

Throughout the house, a wonderful sense of light and openness prevails. But at its heart is the impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room.

Filled with natural light and framed by panoramic views across Barna and Galway Bay, it captures what makes Pine Hurst so special.

living room with steps
SPLIT LEVEL LIVING ROOM

The outlook changes with the light and weather, bringing the beauty of the coast into everyday life.

Five generous bedrooms provide plenty of space for family and guests, with three enjoying their own en suite facilities.

The single-storey design gives the house a natural flow, with the principal living spaces opening towards the gardens and views.

pine hurst kitchen 1
KITCHEN AND DINING SPACE

Outside, Pine Hurst's beauty continues.

Mature trees, established hedging, lawns and carefully planted borders create a wonderfully private setting, while natural stone walls and raised stone terraces add character and a timeless quality.

The gardens are spacious without feeling formal, offering a succession of peaceful places to sit, entertain or simply enjoy the surroundings.

pine hurst patio 2 and garden
GARDENS AND PATIO AREA

The gardens offer a lovely sense of seclusion.

From the house and terraces, the gardens draw the eye towards the wider landscape and Galway Bay beyond, creating an exceptional backdrop to everyday life.

The property also includes a substantial detached garage and a separate, self-contained studio, providing valuable additional space for a home office, gym, guest accommodation or creative use; maybe an art studio, the views lend themselves to artistic endeavour.

pine hurst conservatory
LIGHT FILLED CONSERVATORY

What sets Pine Hurst apart is not simply its size or its impressive accommodation, but the feeling it creates.

It is a gracious, private home with beautiful gardens, wonderful natural light and a remarkable coastal outlook, a place that feels peaceful and tucked away while remaining close to the life and amenities of Barna and Galway.

A rare opportunity to make a home of real character in one of Galway's most beautiful coastal settings. Sherry Fitzgerald is seeking €950,000 for this stunning coastal home with a BER rating of B.

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