Wild Atlantic Way  ·  Belmullet, Co. Mayo, Ireland

Could You See Yourself
Living Here?

19.5 acres of extraordinary Irish land — beside the world-ranked Carne Golf Links,
at the edge of the Wild Atlantic

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"Sea views, ancient landscape, world-class golf — one of Ireland's most beautiful corners, now available to own."

The land at Emlybeg North, Belmullet
Mayo landscape, Belmullet area Doonamo Point, Erris coastline
Plot One — Now For Sale
€156,000 Asking Price

Emlybeg North, Belmullet, Co. Mayo

19.5 Acres
of Wild Irish Land

Stretching across the green heart of Emlybeg North, this exceptional 19.5-acre parcel sits directly beside the world-famous Carne Golf Links. The land spans both sides of the road — upper and lower fields — offering remarkable flexibility for residential, lifestyle, agricultural, or investment use. With the Wild Atlantic Ocean as your backdrop and one of Ireland's finest links courses at your gate, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a truly special piece of Ireland.

Asking Price
€156,000 · €8,000/acre
Total Area (Acres)
19.5 acres
Total Area (Hectares)
7.89 ha
Adjacent to
Carne Golf Links
Peninsula
The Mullet
Townland
Emlybeg North
Layout
Both sides of road
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Aerial Views — Exactly Where the Land Is

Two Fields, One Holding —
Either Side of the Road

The 19.5 acres (7.89 ha) comprise two fields divided by a local road — the upper field above the road, and the lower field below. Both are highlighted in red on the aerial below. Carne Golf Links sits immediately to the north. The Atlantic coast and beach are visible just minutes away.

Aerial view with land highlighted in red — upper and lower fields Close-up Aerial · Land Highlighted in Red

Upper field (above the road) and lower field (below the road) — both forming the 19.5-acre holding. The house at the pin marks the access point.

Google Earth overview showing Carne Golf Links and Emlybeg, Belmullet Google Earth Overview · Carne Golf Links & Emlybeg

Wider context: Carne Golf Links dune landscape (top centre), Emlybeg fields adjacent, Atlantic coastline and beaches clearly visible. Belmullet town top-right.

Imagine Your Life Here

Could You See Yourself
Living in Ireland?

"The sea breeze, the ancient landscape, the warmest welcome in the world — this is Ireland at its most magnificent."

Imagine waking to Atlantic sea views, stepping out onto 19.5 acres of your own Irish land, and walking to one of the world's great golf courses for a morning round. Belmullet sits between two bays on the Mullet Peninsula — an Irish-speaking Gaeltacht community with a heartbeat all its own. It's not just land. It's a lifestyle that millions dream about.

Over 40 million Americans claim Irish heritage. For many, owning land in Ireland is the deepest connection to their roots — a gift to pass through generations. Ireland welcomes all nationalities to purchase land freely, with no restrictions.

Belmullet town aerial view Belmullet tidal pool with Atlantic views Belmullet from the water

Market Context

Land Values in
County Mayo, 2025

Irish land is rising steadily in value, with scenic west coast parcels attracting increasing international interest. Here is the current market picture.

Mayo — Good Quality Land
€10,276 / acre
Average per acre for good quality land on small holdings in Co. Mayo — up 7% year on year. (SCSI/Teagasc 2025 Report)
West Coast Scenic Land
€3k–€8k / acre
Typical range for scenic Mayo and Kerry coastal land — particularly attractive to international lifestyle and investment buyers seeking a slice of the Wild Atlantic Way.
National Annual Growth
+8–10% / year
Irish land prices have risen consistently, driven by low supply, strong demand, and growing international interest in scenic west coast and golf-adjacent parcels.

* Data sourced from the SCSI/Teagasc Agricultural Land Market Review 2025. Golf-adjacent and Wild Atlantic Way land commands a premium above agricultural averages. Foreign nationals can freely purchase land in Ireland — no restrictions apply. Asking price for this plot is €156,000 (€8,000/acre). Contact us to arrange a viewing.

Carne Golf Links aerial view at sunrise

On Your Doorstep

Carne Golf Links —
Ireland's Greatest Secret

Immediately adjacent to this land, Carne Golf Links is a world-class links course set in 270 acres of towering ancient dunes above Blacksod Bay. Designed by the legendary Eddie Hackett — his final and considered greatest masterpiece — it offers 27 holes of dramatic, natural golf unlike anywhere else on earth. Ranked top 8–14 in all of Ireland and top 28 in the world.

27
Holes
Top 14
In Ireland
Top 28
In the World

"Go any further west and you'll be in Massachusetts. If I was destined to play just one course for the rest of my days — book me to Carne Golf Links, Belmullet."

— The A Position, Golf Review

Carne Golf Links fairway at dusk Carne Golf Links aerial view

Discover Erris & Belmullet

Top 10 Things to Do
in Erris & Belmullet

From ancient history to Atlantic adventure — Erris has something extraordinary for everyone who ventures here.

  1. 01
    Sail to Inis Gé Theas — Whale & Puffin Watching

    Hire a licensed boat to this deserted island, now an internationally celebrated haven for birds, whales, and rare fauna. One of Ireland's most unforgettable wildlife experiences.

  2. 02
    Surf the Atlantic — Through Irish

    Jump into the Atlantic or learn to surf at a watersports centre that teaches entirely through the Irish language — a unique cultural and sporting experience found nowhere else.

  3. 03
    Immerse in Erris History & Heritage

    Discover St Brendan the Navigator, Brian Rua Carabine's prophecies, and the mythical giant Daithí Bán. Visit Áras Inis Gluaire, Ionad Deirbhile, and Ballycroy National Park.

  4. 04
    Catch & Cook Your Own Dinner

    With over 40 species of fish in Erris's seas, lakes and rivers, the region is a fisherman's paradise. A guide can also teach you to forage for seaweed and shellfish for lunch.

  5. 05
    Hike Benwee Head — Higher than the Cliffs of Moher

    Walk the ancient Bangor Trail through Nephin Beg mountains, or tackle the scenic loop at Benwee Head — dramatic cliffs that tower higher than Ireland's famous Cliffs of Moher.

  6. 06
    Play Carne Golf Links

    "27 of the most dramatic, natural duneland holes in the world." Or try the par-3 9-hole links at Ceann Ramhar on Doohoma Head, a Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point.

  7. 07
    Cycle to Four Lighthouses

    Cycle around Erris taking in panoramic views of all four historic lighthouses: Blacksod, Ballyglass, Eagle Island, and Blackrock. Pack a picnic — you'll want to stop at every one.

  8. 08
    Trace the Great Emigration of 1882

    At Ionad Deirbhile, discover James Hack Tuke's assisted emigration scheme — when over 3,000 people sailed from Blacksod Bay to Boston and Quebec. A story that connects Erris to millions of Americans today.

  9. 09
    Walk the Neolithic Céide Fields

    Journey back 5,000 years to the oldest-known field system in the world — discovered by accident in the 1930s, perched 113 metres above the crashing Atlantic.

  10. 10
    Find Your Own Secret Cove or Blue Flag Beach

    Discover clifftop picnic spots, pristine Blue Flag beaches, and unspoilt secret coves all along the peninsula. Download the free Erris Beo app and let it guide you.

Mayo sea stacks and cliffs Doonamo Point blowhole, Erris Belmullet tidal pool Wild Atlantic Way lighthouse at sunset

The Town

Belmullet —
Heart of the Mullet Peninsula

Nestled between Broadhaven Bay and Blacksod Bay, Belmullet is a thriving Gaeltacht town with a working harbour, vibrant pubs, local restaurants, shops, schools, and all the warmth that defines the west of Ireland. It's just 5 minutes from the land.

Belmullet aerial view over the harbour Belmullet town and harbour Belmullet town square and monument Belmullet harbour with mountain backdrop

The Route

On the Wild
Atlantic Way

Belmullet sits prominently on Ireland's greatest coastal touring route — 2,500km of dramatic Atlantic coastline stretching from Donegal to Cork. Named one of the world's great road trips, the Wild Atlantic Way draws visitors from across the globe — and this land sits at one of its most dramatic points.

2,500km
Coastal Route
1,000+
Attractions
1.5 hrs
From Knock Airport
2.5 hrs
From Shannon Airport
5 min
To Belmullet Town
Wild Atlantic Way Mayo Route Map

Why Now

Why Americans
Are Buying in Ireland

Ireland's west coast has seen a wave of international interest — and for good reason. Roots, rarity, and rising values make land here something money rarely buys: a genuine piece of the old world.

01
No Foreign Ownership Restrictions

Any nationality can freely purchase land in Ireland. No special permits, no restrictions — one of the most open land markets in Europe for international buyers.

02
Rising Market Values

Irish land has grown 8–10% annually. West coast scenic land is increasingly rare — supply is low, demand is strong, and golf-adjacent parcels command a significant premium.

03
The Irish Ancestry Connection

Over 40 million Americans claim Irish heritage. The Great Emigration of 1882 saw thousands leave Blacksod Bay to Boston and Quebec. Many of their descendants dream of returning — owning land here is that connection.

04
Golf Tourism is Booming

Ireland is the world's top golf destination for American travelers. Carne is increasingly on every serious golfer's bucket list. Land beside it is a unique and valuable asset.

05
Scarcity on the Wild Atlantic Way

Large, contiguous parcels beside world-ranked golf courses on the Wild Atlantic Way are extraordinarily rare. This is a genuine once-in-a-generation opportunity.

Wild Atlantic Way lighthouse at sunset Mayo landscape Belmullet area

Enquire Now

Begin Your
Irish Journey

Whether you're a golfer who has always dreamed of owning a piece of Ireland, an investor seeking a rare west coast opportunity, or someone reconnecting with Irish roots — we'd love to hear from you.

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Land Location

Emlybeg North, Belmullet, Co. Mayo, Ireland
Beside Carne Golf Links · Wild Atlantic Way

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Plot Size

19.5 acres / 7.89 hectares
Spanning both sides of the road

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International Enquiries Welcome

Open to buyers worldwide. No restrictions on foreign ownership of land in Ireland.

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Getting Here

1.5 hrs from Knock Airport · 2.5 hrs from Shannon Airport
Direct flights from USA to Dublin, Shannon & Knock