FOXFORD, CO. MAYO

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Joyces Bookstore has been a landmark in Foxford for more than fifty years. Located on the Main Street, just a few yards from the Market Square, the current premises consist of a commercial unit with street frontage and offices. There is also a residential house with kitchen and sitting room on the ground floor, bathroom and eight rooms upstairs, some with fabulous views of the mountains. At the rear are a large detached warehouse and an additional 200 ft. of land.

The importance of this site has been greatly enhanced by the construction of the Foxford Inner Relief Road. Joyce’s site now occupies a corner position with 260 ft. of frontage on the Relief Road. This road will have paved footpaths on either side and a Town Car Park is being built quite close to the rear of the premises (see attached map).

Subject to the appropriate planning consents, the current building could be a refurbished and commercial premise with upper floor apartments added to the site. Alternatively, the site could be cleared and a custom-built combination of commercial/residential developments constructed to fully exploit this key location.

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Foxford Inner Relief Road Joyce’s Bookstore Site

Town Car Park



Foxford is a picturesque, historic town about 15 minutes drive from both Ballina and Castlebar. Located on the famous River Moy close to the road bridge separating Lough Conn from Lough Cullen, it is surrounded by spectacular scenery and is a local centre for fisherman and a popular centre for tourists. The River Moy is considered one of the best salmon fishing rivers left in the world and the Loughs provide good fishing for brown trout. The Woollen Mills that are still operating also house a Visitor’s Centre. The Foxford Way provides almost 90km of marked trails that wind around the town through the Ox Mountains, bog lands, loughs, rivers and archaeological sites. As well as local accommodation there are several hotels with excellent restaurants at nearby Pontoon. Admiral Brown, born in 1777 and the founder of the Argentinian Navy, is arguably Foxford’s most famous son and he is being commemorated with a purpose built memorial and museum adjacent to the Woollen Mills. Recently, Foxford, always a busy bustling town, has enjoyed substantial growth and expansion with the addition of several major housing and building projects.



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