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Ceol na Gaoithe (Kyohl nah Gwee-heh)

Cian Buckley's Home

Ceol na Gaoithe, or "Music of the Wind," is cradled in a lush, wind-swept valley, its structure echoing the traditional Celtic longhouse with a modern twist. Built with elements of wood and stone sourced from the surrounding landscape, the home is both a tribute to ancient Celtic architecture and a reflection of Cian’s harmonious existence with nature. The elongated design of the house ensures every room benefits from natural light and views of the expansive outdoors. Inside, the interior of Ceol na Gaoithe is designed with acoustics in mind, featuring high vaulted ceilings and open spaces that allow music to fill the air, blending seamlessly with the symphony of the winds that course tirelessly outside. Each corner of the home is crafted to foster inspiration and tranquility, from the cozy fireplace in the living area to the open back that leads to a vibrant garden where the grass dances rhythmically to the tune of the natural breezes. This home is not just a dwelling but a living, breathing entity that sings in unison with the Celtic winds and the deep-seated musical soul of its inhabitant, Cian Buckley.

Living Spaces

Type

House

Parent Location

Annwn

Characters in Location

Cian Buckley

Location

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