The Lake House Cameron Island,
The Lake House Cameron Island,

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A captivating island home magically positioned in Lough Derg, Irelands largest lake, with a private harbour and mainland quay. Nestled within 1.7 acre [0.69 hectare] the grounds are manageable. Accommodation extends to 2,008 square feet [186.5 square metres] in total and includes 3-Bedrooms. Mainland Quay 5-minutes boating.
Enjoying an enviable lakefront position on the western reaches of Cameron Island spectacular panoramic views across the lake are pleasantly framed by Oillean Mor island.
A captivating island home magically positioned in Lough Derg, Irelands largest lake, with a private harbour and mainland quay. Nestled within 1.7 acre [0.69 hectare] the grounds are manageable. Accommodation extends to 2,008 square feet [186.5 square metres] in total and includes 3-Bedrooms. Mainland Quay 5-minutes boating.
Enjoying an enviable lakefront position on the western reaches of Cameron Island spectacular panoramic views across the lake are pleasantly framed by Oillean Mor island. The Lake House is extremely private and is the only house on Cameron Island, the rest of the circa 100 acre island comprised of native woodland. The arboretum gardens immediately surrounding the house has numerous specimen trees and shrubs, including a Love Tree or Judas Tree, copper beech, a magnificent Red Oak, Japanese maples, a Gingko and specimen pines.
Facing west a level lakeside lawn, a Victorian croquet lawn, links easily to the house from two sets of large French doors and leads to the rest of the gardens. Weeping willows, irises and woodland bulbs in the lakeside garden easily rest alongside the harbour lilies and reeds. The habour has a stone pier, electric supply and a storage shed and is a short stroll from the house. Usefully, access to the house from the lake and harbour usually being into a tiled boot hall and utility room on the eastern side of the house. This garden leading on to a Zen Garden, with the range of Japanese maples and the Gingko. A small Walled Garden is positioned just south of the house and gates at the four cardinal or compass points link it to the rest of the gardens. Divided with mature box hedging planting includes apple, plum and pear trees and there is a splendid Buddleia or Butterfly Bush. Two rare weeping pear trees frame the gate linking to the lakeside garden and harbour. This pleasant, wooded area is underplanted with cyclamen and includes a lily pond, with a fountain, and a very rare Himalayan Contoneaster tree.
Whilst the accommodation is compact at approximately 2,008 square feet or 186.5 square metres it feels extremely comfortable, benefiting from large windows capturing good natural light and the superb lake vista. Also, importantly, benefiting from comprehensive refurbishment and upgrading works in 2005. Works including roof re-slating, re-wiring, re-plumbing, installing insulation, floor replacement and installation of a damp-proof-course. Current internal finishes chosen consciously to best manage allergy intolerance, flooring either tiled or with marmoleum.
The Lake House and Cameron Island itself has tremendous charm and an absolute rare sense of calm and tranquility, likely from the island position on the water and the omnipresent blissful birdsong. Whilst an island access is made convenient through the owned mainland mooring, a lake boat for the 5-minute trip and the excellent harbour at the house. Lough Derg, one of Ireland’s largest lakes, is situated in the heart of the Shannon region, nestled between Counties Clare, Galway, and Tipperary. The renowned Lough Derg Yacht Club located in Dromineer is one the oldest in the country. The property lies approximately 50 miles (84 KM) from Shannon Airport and Limerick near Ireland’s West Coast, conveniently accessible via the N7 motorway, ensuring seamless travel for visitors. Dublin, Ireland’s capital, is roughly a two-hour drive, offering excellent road links via the M7 motorway. Cork and Kerry Airports are also within driving distance, with Cork approximately 95 miles (150 KM) south and Kerry about 90 miles (145 KM) southwest, Nenagh is approximately 15 minutes’ drive away. The lake’s proximity to the iconic Cliffs of Moher, a mere 80 miles (136 KM) west, adds to its appeal as a gateway to Ireland’s Atlantic coastline. Lough Derg is ideally located, balancing ease of access with the tranquillity of Ireland’s scenic countryside and cultural charm.
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Tipperary is a large inland county located in the Mid-West and South-East regions of Ireland, with a population of approximately 160,000 people. It is strategically positioned between major urban centres such as Limerick, Cork, and Waterford, with excellent road and rail links, including proximity to the M8 motorway and direct train access to Dublin.
Tipperary is a large inland county located in the Mid-West and South-East regions of Ireland, with a population of approximately 160,000 people. It is strategically positioned between major urban centres such as Limerick, Cork, and Waterford, with excellent road and rail links, including proximity to the M8 motorway and direct train access to Dublin. Tipperary’s central location makes it a vital hub for agriculture, manufacturing, food production, and logistics.
Tipperary has a strong tradition of foreign direct investment, supported by a skilled workforce and access to multiple third-level institutions in nearby cities. The county is home to a number of international companies, particularly in the pharmaceutical, medical technology, agri-tech, and engineering sectors. Major employers include Boston Scientific (Clonmel), MSD (Ballydine), Abbott, Alere, Bulmers (C&C Group in Clonmel), and Carey Glass (Nenagh).
Tipperary continues to grow as a location for entrepreneurship and start-ups, with support from agencies such as Enterprise Ireland, the Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs), IDA Ireland, and Tipperary County Council. Business parks in Clonmel, Thurles, and Nenagh provide modern infrastructure and services to accommodate new and expanding enterprises.
In terms of lifestyle, Tipperary offers a high quality of life with affordable housing, scenic landscapes, and a strong sense of community. Popular residential areas include Clonmel, Nenagh, Thurles, Tipperary Town, and Cashel, which offer access to excellent schools, healthcare, and local amenities. The county is also home to the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) campuses in Thurles and Clonmel, strengthening its position in education and innovation.
Tipperary’s natural beauty includes the Galtee Mountains, Lough Derg, and the Glen of Aherlow, offering countless opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and water sports. The county has also made significant investments in greenways and parklands, including the development of the Suir Blueway Tipperary, which supports tourism, recreation, and quality of life.
Known for its rich cultural heritage and history, Tipperary boasts landmarks such as the Rock of Cashel, Cahir Castle, and Holy Cross Abbey. Its strong agricultural roots have contributed to a thriving food culture, with local producers excelling in dairy, meat, artisan foods, and craft beverages. Farmers markets and food festivals are regular features across the county.
Whether for business, investment, or lifestyle, Tipperary offers a well-connected, economically diverse, and vibrant environment—positioned for continued growth and innovation in the years ahead.
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