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A dilapidated former Mayo dance hall “brimming with redevelopment potential” is up for an online auction at 11am 25 September, 2025.
The advised starting point for the bidding is €70,000.
The derelict property features 11 beds, sheds and outbuildings.
The house and surrounding buildings are situated in North Mayo, on the wild Atlantic way.
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The property is half an hour's drive from Belmullet, and an hour away from Ballina town, county Mayo.
The listing states that the property is a “rare opportunity” for buyers.
Over the years, the property previously operated as an undertakers and a shop.
The listing reads: “Carrowteige is renowned for its rugged beauty, walking trails, beaches, and strong sense of community, making this an ideal location for a holiday home, artist retreat, or small business base.”
“Whether you're a first-time buyer seeking a rural escape, a developer with vision, or a local returning home, this is a project that will benefit from Vacant Property Refurbishment Grants and SEAI Grants (subject to approval).”
The full site is 0.65 acres and is available to view in full at Daft.ie.
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