Charming 3-bed bungalow in a pleasant countryside situation, just four miles west of Skibbereen. Located just off the N71, offering the convenience of being a short stroll from a main bus route.

Measuring c. 1,100 sq ft, the property is set back from the road and approached over a tarmacked drive. In good condition throughout with well laid out accommodation consisting of three spacious bedrooms, living room, kitchen and family bathroom.

Situated on c. 1.5 acres which is laid out in fenced paddock around the residence, and bounded by trees and hedging providing excellent shelter.

The local national school is only a short drive, and piers at Turk Head, Cunnamore and Laheratanavalley on Roaring Water Bay are easily accessible. There is also a shop, church, schools and pub all within the immediate area. Both Skibbereen town and Ballydehob village are also within easy reach, offering further services and public amenities.

Accommodation:

Kitchen: 4.3m x 3.6m.
Fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.

Living Room: 4.8m x 4.3m. Wood-burning stove, dual aspect.

Bathroom: 2.7m x 2.1m.
Wc, wash hand basin and bath & shower.

Bedroom 1: 4.8m x 3.8m.

Bedroom 2: 3.8m x 2.8m.

Bedroom 3: 3.7m x 3.2m.

Services:
Mains water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating

BER Details:
BER: Pending
BER No:
EPI: kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

Outstanding period property with detached cottage and studio on c. 6 acres, in a most private peaceful location, Westerly Lodge is an exceptional property in a wonderful setting situated on The Beara Peninsula.

Set on approx. 6 acres, the property consists of The Lodge, which is an extended period cottage, a detached guest cottage and a self-contained studio with a garage below. The property also features a number of pre-famine cottages which are used for storage and are in various states of repair.

The property is approached by a private tree-lined driveway which creates a wonderful sense of seclusion and privacy. The grounds are superbly landscaped, with a wide variety of mature trees and shrubs.

Enjoying a storied history, the property dates back to the early 19th century. One of its former owners was Bob Tisdall who won a gold medal in the 400-metre hurdles at the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Indeed, it was Tisdall, a graduate in agriculture and forestry who planted the trees on the property when he lived there in the 1960`s.

The Lodge

The lodge is a beautifully appointed four-bedroom residence. Measuring just under 2,200 sq.ft., the dwelling is in excellent condition and exudes a lovely warmth and character. Completely gutted 10 years ago by the present owners, the works included re-roofing the house, installing new windows, re-wiring, re-plumbing and renovating the interior. The layout consists of three reception rooms including a conservatory, kitchen/dining area, utility and wc on the ground floor. There are four spacious double bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite bathroom, and a family bathroom on the first floor. A wonderful feature of the renovation works was the installation of Velux windows on the first floor which has ensured the bedrooms are flooded with natural light. Cleverly combining neutral colours, light-toned flooring and painted ceilings, the residence achieves a minimalist aesthetic that remains warmly inviting.

The Cottage

Situated to the south of the lodge in a discreet location, the renovated cottage measures just under 1,000 sq.ft. The accommodation consists of a kitchen/dining area, living room and an ensuite bedroom on the ground floor. There is a large family bathroom and a second bedroom on the first floor. In good condition throughout, the property is an ideal self-contained guest cottage.

The Studio

Located to the rear of the cottage, the studio is a first floor self-contained unit which is currently being used as an artist`s studio. Situated above a large garage, the studio measures c. 475 sq.ft. and is suitable to a wide range of uses. Boasting a kitchenette and a shower room, the studio could be used for guest accommodation or could alternatively be used as an office or even a gym. Enjoying a view of the harbour, the studio is a bright and welcoming space.

Location

Adrigole, a lovely harbour on the Beara Peninsula, is the gateway to the Ring of Beara. Situated halfway between Glengarriff to the east and Castletownbere to the west, the property is surrounded by nature. The renowned Hungry Hill, the highest peak in the Caha mountains, is nearby and is a popular destination for fantastic hill-walking opportunities for all grades.
Renowned for its rugged beauty, charming villages and diverse landscapes, the Beara Peninsula spans both parts of the Cork and Kerry coastline and is a quieter and less tourist-heavy alternative to the Ring of Kerry. Adrigole is a small village with a shop and a pub, Cork Airport is a 2-hour drive.

Beaches are plentiful in Trafrask, Allihies, Ardgroom, Bere Island to mention but a few.

Glengarriff – 17km
Castletownbere – 16km
Bantry – 34km
Nearest Airports;
Cork International Airport – 108km
Kerry Airport – 101km

Accommodation

The Lodge

Ground Floor

Conservatory: 4.6m x 3.0m.
Vaulted ceiling.

Kitchen: 6.5m x 3.0m.
Fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.

Living Room: 6.5 x 3.8m.
Beamed ceiling, stove.

Sitting Room: 4.6m x 3.7m.
Beamed ceiling, stove.

WC: 2.0m x 1.6m.
Wc and wash hand basin.

Utility Room: 3.7m x 3.0m.
Plumbed for washer/dryer, storage and a Belfast sink.

First Floor

Master Bedroom: 6.7m x 3.8m.

Ensuite: 3.6m x 1.8m.
Tiled floor & walls, wc, wash hand basin, bath and shower.

Bedroom 2: 4.2 x 4.0m.

Bedroom 3: 3.7m x 3.4m.

Bedroom 4: 4.2m x 3.0m.

Bathroom: 3.0m x 2.0m.
Tiled floor and walls, wc, wash hand basin, bath and separate shower.

BER Details:
BER: C2
BER No: 118351980
EPI: 189.11 kWh/m2/yr

The Cottage

Ground Floor

Kitchen: 5m x 3.3m.
Fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.

Living Room: 4.8m x 4.4m.
Beamed ceiling, stove.

Bedroom 1: 3.0m x 2.8m.

Ensuite: 2.8m x 1.0m.
Wc, wash hand basin and shower.

First Floor

Bedroom 2: 4.0m x 3.2m.

Bathroom: 4.0m x 2.8m.
Tiled floor, wc, wash hand basin, bath and separate shower.

BER Details:
BER: D2
BER No: 118352350
EPI: 297.31 kWh/m2/yr

The Studio

Living Area: 6.5m x 6.3m.
Kitchenette.

Shower Room: 2.4m x 1.3m.
Wc, wash basin and shower.

BER Details:
BER: E2
BER No: 118352087
EPI: 366.01 kWh/m2/yr

Services:
(Each property has own systems/connections)
Mains Water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating

Prominent commercial/residential landmark period building, situated at the top of Main Street on a high profile corner site, with the front elevation facing Southwards towards the harbour.

Built in a classical style in the early 1930`s, the exterior remains relatively unaltered and retains most of its original character through surviving features, enhancing its architectural value.

Originally constructed as a bank building with managers residence, it is a five-bay, two-storey cut stone building of random, coursed, green sandstone ashlar with limestone block and start quoins, chimney stacks, dressed window and door surrounds and cut eaves, string course at first floor level and plinth.

It is reported locally that the stone used to build the bank was from a dismantled church on Cape Clear Island known as Teampall Gallda (Protestant Church of Ireland St. Kieran`s Chapel at Glen Middle, Cape Clear Island). This is an important part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage associated with the building.

The entrance is a round-headed door opening with timber panelled doors, spoked fanlight and decorative carved stone pilasters with Corinthian acanthus capitals. A small vestibule upon entry on the ground floor retains its original wooden double-leaf doors with brass door furniture and coloured ceramic tiles on the floor.

The interior has recently been elegantly renovated, with a bright contemporary finish in neutral tones, while still retaining original features such as cornicing, the wooden staircase and the safe door, among others.

The property measures approximately 3,250 sq ft with large bright principal rooms, high ceilings and a number of smaller rooms and stores suitable to many uses.

To the rear, there is an enclosed yard with separate access and outbuildings including a garage, store and boiler room (c. 365 sq ft in total).

While the building is not a Protected Structure, it does date to the early 20th century and is listed on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage as `Regionally Significant`. a term that applies to structures that make a significant contribution to the architectural heritage within their own area or region.

In recent years, it was utilised as the organisational hub and box office for the renowned Fastnet Film Festival, held annually in Schull. It remains currently designated as a mixed use building (Commercial/Residential) but could be converted fully to a residence.

Schull is one of the finest coastal villages along the Wild Atlantic Way and is recognized for its sailing and maritime heritage, attracting many enthusiasts to its safe harbour.

It is also known for its excellent schools, charming boutiques and diverse range of bars, restaurants and cafés. Schull enjoys a rich cultural scene featuring art galleries and local drama groups that ensure year-round vibrancy.

This property presents a rare opportunity to own a unique historical building in one of West Cork`s most sought-after locations.

BER Details:
BER: E2
BER No: 801071994
EPI: 545.61 kWh/m2/yr

Services:
Mains water & sewerage
Oil-fired central heating
Electric heating
Broadband available

Title: Freehold

Prominent commercial/residential landmark period building, situated at the top of Main Street on a high profile corner site, with the front elevation facing Southwards towards the harbour.

Built in a classical style in the early 1930`s, the exterior remains relatively unaltered and retains most of its original character through surviving features, enhancing its architectural value.

Originally constructed as a bank building with managers residence, it is a five-bay, two-storey cut stone building of random, coursed, green sandstone ashlar with limestone block and start quoins, chimney stacks, dressed window and door surrounds and cut eaves, string course at first floor level and plinth.

It is reported locally that the stone used to build the bank was from a dismantled church on Cape Clear Island known as Teampall Gallda (Protestant Church of Ireland St. Kieran`s Chapel at Glen Middle, Cape Clear Island). This is an important part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage associated with the building.

The entrance is a round-headed door opening with timber panelled doors, spoked fanlight and decorative carved stone pilasters with Corinthian acanthus capitals. A small vestibule upon entry on the ground floor retains its original wooden double-leaf doors with brass door furniture and coloured ceramic tiles on the floor.

The interior has recently been elegantly renovated, with a bright contemporary finish in neutral tones, while still retaining original features such as cornicing, the wooden staircase and the safe door, among others.

The property measures approximately 3,250 sq ft with large bright principal rooms, high ceilings and a number of smaller rooms and stores suitable to many uses.

To the rear, there is an enclosed yard with separate access and outbuildings including a garage, store and boiler room (c. 365 sq ft in total).

While the building is not a Protected Structure, it does date to the early 20th century and is listed on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage as `Regionally Significant`. a term that applies to structures that make a significant contribution to the architectural heritage within their own area or region.

In recent years, it was utilised as the organisational hub and box office for the renowned Fastnet Film Festival, held annually in Schull. It remains currently designated as a mixed use building (Commercial/Residential) but could be converted fully to a residence.

Schull is one of the finest coastal villages along the Wild Atlantic Way and is recognized for its sailing and maritime heritage, attracting many enthusiasts to its safe harbour.

It is also known for its excellent schools, charming boutiques and diverse range of bars, restaurants and cafés. Schull enjoys a rich cultural scene featuring art galleries and local drama groups that ensure year-round vibrancy.

This property presents a rare opportunity to own a unique historical building in one of West Cork`s most sought-after locations.

BER Details:
BER: E2
BER No: 801071994
EPI: 545.61 kWh/m2/yr

Services:
Mains water & sewerage
Oil-fired central heating
Electric heating
Broadband available

Title: Freehold

Beautifully finished 3 bed townhouse offering stylish, energy-efficient coastal living, just a short stroll from Schull harbour and village amenities. This superb semi-detached residence (c. 119sqm/1,280 sq ft) is located in the Copper Point development in the heart of Schull.

Completed to a high standard, the property enjoys a highly desirable B1 BER rating and boasts a thoughtfully designed reverse living layout to maximise the light and views. The first floor is dedicated to the main living space, with an elevated balcony overlooking the coastline ideal for enjoying evening light and sea breezes.

The interiors are bright and contemporary, with a solid fuel stove anchoring the open plan living/dining area, a well-appointed kitchen, and a walk-in pantry. Below, the garden level offers three bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with access to the enclosed rear garden.

With its energy efficiency, generous layout, and superb location within walking distance of Schull`s shops, cafes, sailing club, and the picturesque harbour, 32 Copper Point is an ideal permanent home, coastal retreat, or investment in one of West Cork`s most sought-after waterfront villages.

Accommodation:

Entry level

Entrance Hall
Timber floor

Open plan Sitting/Dining Room: 9.1m x 3.9m.
Timber floor, solid fuel stove, glazed doors to balcony with coastal views.

Kitchen: 3.5m x 1.9m.
Fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, plumbed for washing machine. Stainless steel sink and separate shelved walk-in pantry.

Guest WC: 2.0m x 1.5m.
Tiled floor, wc, wash hand basin.

Garden level:

Master Bedroom: 6.0m x 3.3m.
Large, light-filled double room with direct garden access.

Ensuite Shower Room: 2.5m x 1.8m.
Tiled floor, wc, wash hand basin, shower.

Bedroom 2: 4.6m x 3.0m.
Double room with exterior access.

Bedroom 3: 3.3m x 2.9m.
Single or twin room, could be flexible as a home office.

Family Bathroom: 2.5m x 2.0m.
Fully tiled, bath with shower, wc & wash hand basin

Hallway
Timber floor, additional exterior access.

Outside:
Enclosed garden
On-site private parking
Well-maintained communal areas

Services:
Mains water & sewerage
Air to water heating system
Broadband available

BER Details:
BER: B1
BER No: 112537931
EPI: 99.24 kWh/m2/yr

Title: Freehold

Semi-detached 3-bed dwelling (c. 1,000 sq ft) situated in an excellent residential location within a short walking distance of the town centre. Glencurragh is a very established area in Skibbereen, with footpaths and public lighting on the route into town.

Set in a lovely peaceful setting, the property, while in need of renovation, would be suitable for either an owner-occupier or as an investment property. The house was re-roofed along with new windows and new chimney installed in recent years.

The property benefits from having a lovely garden with a rockery to the rear and an added advantage is that you could have off-street parking at the back via the side gate. The property backs on to the lovely Glencurragh woods which has a walking path.

Adjacent to the GAA club and within a few miles of a number of sandy beaches. Skibbereen is a vibrant market town providing excellent shopping, schools, and cultural amenities, as well as a vibrant weekly farmers` market.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Kitchen: 4.2m x 3.6m.

Living Room: 4m x 4m.

Sitting Room: 4m x 2.4m.

First Floor

Bedroom 1: 4m x 3.9m.

Bedroom 2: 3.8m x 2.6m.

Bedroom 3: 3m x 2.2m.

Bathroom: 2.6m x 2m.

Outside:
Detached Shed
Outside Toilet

Services:
Mains water & sewerage
Solid fuel & Electric heating

BER Details:
BER: G
BER No: 118496330
EPI: 742.50 kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

Set back from a quiet public road on approximately 0.8 acres, this substantial detached residence (c. 295 sqm/3,175 sq ft) exemplifies modern comfort and sophisticated rural living. Located in Ardfield, this home seamlessly blends into the serene countryside tranquility with easy access to local amenities, Clonakilty`s vibrant town centre, and stunning beaches.

Architecturally designed to maximise natural light and scenic views, the residence features thoughtfully arranged living spaces overlooking mature gardens and the surrounding landscape. Accommodation includes four spacious bedrooms, complemented by three elegantly appointed bathrooms. A standout feature is the luxurious master suite, privately positioned off a mezzanine area on the first floor.

At the home`s core is a beautifully finished kitchen crafted from solid cherry wood, featuring high-quality integrated appliances, granite countertops, and natural Italian stone flooring. The western facing arched windows allow evening light to permeate the living space whilst also offering the lushness of the surrounding gardens. Recent enhancements, including triple-glazed aluminium windows installed in 2022, provide exceptional energy efficiency and year-round comfort.

Interiors are tastefully detailed with cherry wood flooring and underfloor heating throughout the ground-floor living areas, excluding bedrooms. High ceilings, ample built-in storage, and high-speed fibre broadband cater effortlessly to modern lifestyles.

Originally constructed in 2000, the residence was extended in 2022, introducing a dedicated entrance porch and internal fire door to create a versatile self-contained living space. Ideal for multi-generational living or guests, which can also revert seamlessly to function as part of a family home.

Outside, landscaped gardens create a serene environment ideal for outdoor entertaining, with a sheltered patio area perfectly suited for al fresco dining. An attached storeroom provides additional utility, ideal as workshop or garden storage.

Just moments away, Red Strand beach offers sea swimming, coastal walking trails, and the unique attraction of weekend mobile saunas.

The local community offers excellent educational facilities, including nearby Rathbarry National School and convenient bus routes to secondary schools in Clonakilty, Rosscarbery, and Bandon. The area also boasts vibrant local amenities, including Ardfield Tennis Club and an active GAA community.

Ideally located just a 10 minute drive from Clonakilty town and approximately 50 minutes from Cork Airport, this property presents an exceptional opportunity for discerning buyers seeking refined rural living in one of West Cork`s most desirable locations.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall: 8.4m x 4.3m.
Bright entrance with Italian stone tiled flooring and integrated sliding storage.

Bedroom 1: 7m x 5.1m.
Cherry wood flooring, extensive built-in wardrobes, garden views.

Ensuite Shower Room: 4.3m x 2.0m.
Fully tiled, WC, wash basin, shower cubicle, heated towel rail.

Guest WC : 2.6m x 1.0m.
Fully tiled, WC, wash basin.

Study: 3.5m x 3.0m.
Timber flooring.

Utility Room: 2.9m x 1.7m.
Tiled flooring, fitted storage, garden access, plumbed for appliances.

Kitchen: 4.6m x 4.2m.
Solid cherry cabinetry, granite surfaces, integrated appliances, central island and breakfast bar.

Living & Dining Area: 5.2m x 4.8m & 5.8m x 4.8m.
Mixed cherry wood and Italian stone flooring, double height beamed ceiling, solid fuel stove, French doors to garden.

Porch: 1.7m x 1.4m.
Italian stone tiled flooring.

First Floor

Mezzanine: 4.6m x 4.7m.
Timber flooring, balcony access, ideal for office or additional living area.

Bathroom: 2.8m x 4.2m.
Fully tiled, corner bath, separate shower, WC, washbasin.

Bedroom 2: 4.6m x 4.4m.
Timber flooring, painted timber ceiling.

Interconnected Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Kitchen/Dining/Living Area: 4.3m x 5.5m.
Independent external access, fitted kitchen units, plumbed for appliances.

First Floor

Bedroom 3: 4.3m x 3.8m.
Pitched timber ceiling, exposed beams, roof lights.

Storeroom.

Shower Room: 2.1m x 1.7m.
Fully tiled, WC, washbasin, shower cubicle, heated towel rail.

Bedroom 4: 4.3m x 3.1m.
Pitched timber ceiling.

Services:
Oil fired central heating & installed energy efficient electric heaters
Broadband
Mains water
Septic tank sewage disposal

Title:
Freehold

BER Details:
BER: C3
BER No: 118437243
EPI: 205.93 kWh/m2/yr

Occupying an enviable coastal position along West Cork`s Wild Atlantic Way with stunning views over the Seven Heads peninsula and the shimmering waters of the Atlantic Ocean, this is a wonderful opportunity to secure a foothold in one of the region`s most coveted and unspoilt coastal enclaves.

Elevated off a minor public road and discreetly positioned on approximately 0.8 acres, this is a light-filled home measuring approximately 200 sqm/2,150 sq ft, with four bedrooms and spacious reception rooms that are ideal for family living.

Constructed in 1995 to a high standard and meticulously maintained since, with a highly desirable B3 energy rating, this property balances traditional construction with long-term efficiency; a significant advantage for those seeking either a year-round residence or indeed a seasonal coastal retreat. The property also has access to full fibre broadband.

The grounds surrounding are mature and thoughtfully landscaped, featuring a variety of established planting that adds colour and vibrancy throughout the seasons. Outdoor seating areas provide ideal spots for al fresco dining or simply relaxing while enjoying the peaceful setting and views towards the coastline.

Its location is exceptional. Within walking distance of Ardfield village, residents enjoy access to a vibrant local community, tennis club, GAA grounds, church, playground, primary school and local creamery shop. A selection of beautiful beaches including Red Strand, Duneen and Sands Cove are moments away, while a public quay and slipway at nearby Ballycusheen is popular for boat launching.

Just 10 minutes away lies Clonakilty, one of Ireland`s most charming and celebrated coastal towns. Known for its colourful streetscapes, award-winning artisan food scene, and lively music culture, Clonakilty also offers excellent schools, boutiques, cafés, and everyday amenities all within easy reach of this peaceful setting.

This property combines space, sea views, and lifestyle appeal in a superb West Cork setting.

Accommodation:

Entrance Hall: 9.1m x 4.2.
Bright and welcoming entrance hall.

Living Room: 4.5m x 4.4m.
Timber flooring, bay window, and french doors opening to the garden. Features a solid fuel stove with timber overmantel, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Sitting Room: 4.5m x 4.0m.
Timber floor, solid fuel stove with ornate surround.

Study/Bedroom 4: 3m x 2.8m.
Flexible space with built-in storage, ideal as a home office or fourth bedroom.

Kitchen/Dining Room: 6.2m x 5.8m.
Spacious and light-filled with tiled flooring, built-in floor and wall units, tiled splashback, integrated appliances and a breakfast bar. Patio doors provide direct access to the outside. A picture window frames a lovely view towards the coastline, enhancing the overall sense of light and space.

Utility: 3.0m x 1.8m.
Tiled floor with full-height built-in cabinetry; plumbed for washing machine and dryer.

Guest WC; 1.8m x 1.0m.
Fully tiled, WC and wash hand basin.

First Floor

Bedroom 2: 4.5m x 3.9m.
Spacious, dual coastal aspect double bedroom with built-in wardrobes.

Bedroom 3: 4m x 3.5m.
Bright room overlooking coastline, with built-in wardrobes and shelving.

Bathroom: 3.2m x 2.4m.
Tiled floor, bath with tiled surround, separate shower cubicle, wash hand basin, and WC.

Master Bedroom (1): 4.6m x 4.0m.
Generous dual-aspect bedroom enjoying views over the coastline; includes built-in wardrobes.

Ensuite Shower Room: 1.0m x 1.0m.
Fully tiled and fitted with shower cubicle, WC, and wash hand basin with vanity unit.

Outside:
Detached Steeltech shed
Garden shed
Boiler house

Services:
Mains water
Septic tank
Fibre optic cable
Oil fired central heating

BER Details:
BER: B3
BER No: 118012194
EPI: 146.92 kWh/m2/yr

Situated in a most stunning location on the Sheep`s Head Peninsula and enjoying a panoramic aspect, this c. 11 acre waterfront holding is a rare gem.

The current owner repurposed an old ruin on the property (c. 500 sq ft) with the layout consisting of a mezzanine, open plan kitchen/living area and bathroom. The property requires work to make it habitable.

There is a small cove below the property which could potentially be accessed.

Located c. 13km from Bantry (market town), where there are a large selection of shops, restaurants and public amenities. Kilcrohane village is c. 9km where there is a shop, pub and post office.

Title:
Freehold

Situated in a most stunning location on the Sheep`s Head Peninsula and enjoying a panoramic aspect, this c. 11 acre waterfront holding is a rare gem.

The current owner repurposed an old ruin on the property (c. 500 sq ft) with the layout consisting of a mezzanine, open plan kitchen/living area and bathroom. The property requires work to make it habitable.

There is a small cove below the property which could potentially be accessed.

Located c. 13km from Bantry (market town), where there are a large selection of shops, restaurants and public amenities. Kilcrohane village is c. 9km where there is a shop, pub and post office.

Title:
Freehold

In a most magnificent location, this south facing property enjoys superb panoramic views over Toe Head, the coastline, ocean and the well-known Stags.

Measuring c. 1,500 sq ft, the house is in good condition. It has undergone some renovations in recent years, including installation of double glazed windows and a new roof.

Set on approx. half an acre, there are outbuildings and garden to the rear of the house and further garden area to the front. The property benefits from having a second vehicular entrance.

Toe Head is one of the most desirable locations on the West Cork coastline. Within easy reach of a number of beaches at Sandycove, Tralagach and Tragumna.

Situated c. 7km from Castletownshend village, which is renowned for its period charm and c. 13km from the market town of Skibbereen which provides excellent shopping, schools, and cultural amenities, as well as a vibrant weekly farmers` market.

Accommodation:

Kitchen/Dining Area: 5.5m x 4.3m.
Fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.

Living Room: 5.6m x 4.6m.

Sunroom: 6m x 2.3m.

Utility Room: 3m x 2.5m.
Plumbed for washer/dryer & storage.

Bathroom: 2.3m x 2m.
WC, wash hand basin, bath & shower.

Back Porch: 2.7m x 2.5m.

First Floor

Bedroom 1: 4m x 3.5m.

Wc: 1.6m x 1.5m.
WC, wash hand basin.

Bedroom 2: 4m x 3m.

Wc: 1.8m x 1.5m.
WC, wash hand basin.

Services:
Mains water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating.

Title: Freehold

On circa 0.32 hectares/0.8 acres

Building is in need of complete refurbishment

Zoned residential/commercial

Extensive road frontage

On the main N71 road connecting Cork City to West Cork

Services adjacent

c. 2.17 acres with ruined stone buildings, located on the north side of the scenic Mizen Peninsula.

In an elevated position with the land sloping gently down, it has superb views overlooking Dunmanus Bay and across to Sheeps Head.

There are ruins of two stone buildings on the land with remains of a third. It is rare to find these in this area, and it could possibly offer potential for the new owner to develop a home in a place of outstanding beauty.

The land could also be suitable to organic uses/farming as it has never had chemicals applied to it.

Held under folio CK76174F, being sold as is.

Goleen village is a short 10 minute drive where you can find a shop, pubs, eateries, community centre and e-centre. Schull is c. 25 minutes, where there are a host of further public amenities.

Gortdubh pier and Canty`s Cove are both a five minute drive and the popular areas of Mizen Head, Barleycove & Crookhaven can all be reached within 15-20 minutes.

c. 2.17 acres with ruined stone buildings, located on the north side of the scenic Mizen Peninsula.

In an elevated position with the land sloping gently down, it has superb views overlooking Dunmanus Bay and across to Sheeps Head.

There are ruins of two stone buildings on the land with remains of a third. It is rare to find these in this area, and it could possibly offer potential for the new owner to develop a home in a place of outstanding beauty.

The land could also be suitable to organic uses/farming as it has never had chemicals applied to it.

Held under folio CK76174F, being sold as is.

Goleen village is a short 10 minute drive where you can find a shop, pubs, eateries, community centre and e-centre. Schull is c. 25 minutes, where there are a host of further public amenities.

Gortdubh pier and Canty`s Cove are both a five minute drive and the popular areas of Mizen Head, Barleycove & Crookhaven can all be reached within 15-20 minutes.

Located on the popular Sheeps Head Peninsula, one of the most stunning areas of West Cork, this waterfront property on c. 55 acres enjoys magnificent views over Bantry Bay towards the Beara Peninsula.

Approached over a long private driveway, the secluded property which measures c. 1,100 sq ft is in need of extensive repair and renovation.

The land is mainly rock outcrop with some forestry. A lovely feature is the walled garden and the stream that runs through the land. There are a number of outbuildings in various states of repair.

The wonderful Sheeps Head Peninsula is renowned for its beauty. There is an abundance of walks and trails in the area boasting spectacular views, with the sea on both sides of the peninsula.

Approx. 9km from Kilcrohane village where there is a shop and a post office. Bantry (market town) is c. 30 km.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Kitchen: 5.6m x 1.8m.

Living Room: 7.4m x 4m.

Sunroom: 6m x 3.6m.

Entrance Hall: 3.4m x 3m.

Utility Room: 7.7m x 2.2m.

Shower Room: 2.6m x 1.4m.

First Floor

Bedroom: 6.5m x 4.4m.

Services:
Well water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating

BER Details:
BER: G
BER No: 118446160
EPI: 592.66 kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

A Private Retreat on c.15 Acres of Untouched Land

Set in an exceptionally peaceful and private location just 5km from the renowned harbour village of Baltimore, this charming detached residence sits on just under 15 acres of completely natural, uncultivated land, offering a rare opportunity to secure a true coastal haven in the heart of West Cork.

The property includes a two-storey residence of c. 110 sqm, originally constructed in the early 20th century and thoughtfully extended in the early 2000s. The current layout provides two generously sized bedrooms, with excellent potential to reconfigure into a three-bedroom home if desired. With a C1 BER, the residence offers an efficient and comfortable living environment with scope for further enhancement. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating, adding to the sense of warmth and comfort throughout.

What truly sets this property apart is the land: fully fenced, entirely natural, and rich in native flora, it has never been cultivated. This offers enormous potential for rewilding, conservation, or simply enjoying as an expansive private retreat. There are spectacular views from parts of the land across Baltimore Harbour to Sherkin and Cape Clear Islands, subtly anchoring the property in its dramatic maritime setting.

Baltimore itself is one of the most desirable coastal villages in West Cork, known for its bustling summer atmosphere, sailing heritage, and access to the islands of Roaring Water Bay. Nearby Lough Hyne, Ireland`s first designated marine nature reserve, is a haven for swimmers, kayakers and nature lovers, offering a unique ecosystem surrounded by scenic woodland trails.

The market town of Skibbereen, located just a short drive away, provides excellent shopping, schools, and cultural amenities, as well as a vibrant weekly farmers` market.

This location combines rural tranquillity with proximity to some of the most celebrated natural and social amenities in the region. Rarely does a property of such potential, privacy, and natural beauty come to the market in this location.

Accommodation:

Kitchen/Dining/Living: 7.8m x 7.6m

Utility Room: 2.8m x 2.0m

WC: 2.0m x 1.0m

Spiral staircase to;

First Floor:

Sitting Room: 5.3m x 3.9m

Bedroom 1: 5.3m x 3.7m

Ensuite: 2.5m x 1.1m

Bedroom 2: 3.9m x 3.9m

Ensuite: 2.3m x 1.5m

Services:
Well water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating
Broadband

BER Details:
BER: C1
BER No: 118310499
EPI: 165.53 kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

Waterfront property with three detached residences on 43 acres.

Where the mountains meet the sea, the dramatic scenery of Adrigole sets the scene for Adrigole Park, a unique property sitting on c. 43 acres of gardens and farmland.

The property boasts a coastline of 1.66km on the edge of Adrigole Harbour and stunning views from the properties. Every window of these three homes has a view of either Hungry Hill and the Caha mountains or Adrigole Harbour and Bantry Bay beyond.

Key features

• Three detached homes
• C. 43 acre estate
• Extensive water frontage
• Pillared Electric gated entrance to Treelined driveway
• Windows Double Glazed throughout
• Three separate oil-fired central heating systems
• Private wells and septic tanks
• Immaculately kept gardens
• Separate gated entrance to Farm
• Large Machinery store, Cattle Shed and Hay barn

Heath House

The main house is a beautifully appointed four bedroom home. The high-quality finish is evident throughout and it is obvious that the property has been maintained with tender love and care over many years. The front of this home faces the sea and is entered via its own private driveway to the rear with a large cobblelocked forecourt for parking. The entrance porch to the rear gives access to the large kitchen/dining/living room which in turn leads to the formal dining room, sitting room and beautiful sunroom, full glazed to fully appreciate the magnificent views available from this room. The hallway leads to two large ensuite bedrooms on the ground floor. A mahogany curved stairs takes you to the upper floor, home to the master suite with large ensuite, bedroom and private lounge. The second room is also ensuite with walk in wardrobe, both with elevated views over the harbour. To the rear, across the drive, you will find a detached garage/office and a separate snooker/games room.

Pinegrove House

Located on its own site to the rear of Heath House and is a two bedroomed bungalow, perfect for guests with a large sitting room and dining area, separate kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms with an attached garage.

Crumlich House

Set further from the Main House and closer to the sea, Crumlich House has a large private hedge-lined garden again with its own lawn. The property has a large kitchen/dining/living area which leads to a dining room / sitting room and also has two bedrooms and a bathroom, together with a separately accessed utility room and workshops attached to the property.

ACCOMMODATION:

Heath House (270 sqm/2,808 sq ft)

Ground Floor

Hallway
Glazed front door

Sitting Room/Dining Room
Open plan with sliding patio doors leading to garden, overlooking the sea, feature marble fireplace with gas coal effect fire.

Sunroom
Large fully glazed room with sliding patio door, ceramic tiled floor, fitted blinds, extensive led ceiling lighting.

Kitchen/Dining/Living Room
Light oak u-shaped kitchen with peninsula, ceramic tiled floor, double sink with insinkerator, stone worktop, Miele Dishwasher, Miele double open and Sharp microwave/convection oven with grill, fully tiled floor throughout dining and living space, leads to hall and dining room.

Rear Porch
Fitted ceiling height storage, ceramic tiled floor, alarm system.

Guest Bathroom
Shower with electric shower, fitted wash-hand basin unit with mirror, wc, shower with electric shower.

Bedroom 4
Fitted wardrobe Ensuite fully tiled with electric shower, fitted wash-hand basin with mirror, wc.

Utility Room/Rear Kitchen (Suitable for use with Bedroom 4)
Fully fitted kitchen, access to rear courtyard.

Bedroom 3
Fitted wardrobes

Ensuite
Fully tiled, marble topped sink unit, electric shower, wc, wash-hand basin.

First Floor

Feature mahogany stairs leads to

Master Suite (Bedroom 1)
Sleeping area with wardrobe, picture window overlooking sea
Private lounge with sea views

Ensuite
Dual floating sink unit, bath with shower over, wc, fully tiled.

Bedroom 2
Sleeping area with sea views
Walk in wardrobe

Ensuite
Curved jacuzzi bath, separate electric shower, dual sink unit with mirror, fully tiled.

Outside:

Garage/Office 7.4m x 3.67m
Fitted storage, electrical points, telephone.

Snooker Room 7.3m x 5.5m
Carpet, bar area, electrical points.

Gardens are beautifully kept with outside lighting, feature rock outcrop, camelia, beech and laurel hedging, mature shrubs and trees and impressive tree lined backdrop.

Pinegrove House (114 sqm/1224 sq ft)

Hallway
Glazed hall door

Sitting Room/Dining Room
Open plan room with stone fireplace with open fire, dual aspect.

Kitchen
Fitted oak kitchen, black granite worktop with built in oven, hob, extractor, dishwasher, ceramic tiled floor, door to rear.

Bathroom
Electric shower, wc, fitted wash-hand basin with light and mirror, fully tiled.

Bedroom 1
Two double wardrobes with fitted granite topped wash-hand basin unit.

Bedroom 2
Carpet, overlooking rear garden.

Garage
Separately accessed attached garage, providing substantial storage.

Outside:

Cobblelocked driveway and private garden with a pedestrian access to Heath House. The garden is completely private and is fully tree lined.

Crumlich House (120 sqm/1286 sq ft)

Hallway
Glazed front door with side glazed panels.

Sitting Room
Stone fireplace with gas coal effect fire and marble hearth, dimming ceiling light.

Dining Room
Open plan to sitting room, double aspect, dimming ceiling light.

Kitchen/Dining/Living Room
White oak kitchen cabinetry, built in oven, microwave, dishwasher, electric hob, arch to kitchen dining area.

Bedroom 1
Fully fitted wardrobes with wash-hand basin granite topped unit.

Bedroom 2
Fitted wardrobe

Bathroom
Fully tiled, bath with electric shower, wc, wash-hand basin unit with marble top

Garage/Workshop (Utility)
Large, attached garage incorporating utility room and workshop area, separate access.

Outside:
Separate access from driveway leads to cobblelocked driveway and courtyard, large rear lawn with mature shrubs and hedging, overlooking the sea.

Farm –

Access to the farm is from a separate access on the main road.

Machinery Shed

Two large high bay corrugated sheds with sliding access doors

Lands for grazing stretch to c.16.55 ha (40.77 acres) and fall gently to the sea.

Vehicular access runs along the edge of the farmland to the east, giving direct access to the water` s edge.

Services:
Well water – each property has its own private well
Septic Tank – to each property
Oil Fired Central Heating – to each house – separate boilers and tanks

Locality:

Set on the Wild Atlantic Way, this property is unique in its setting with the dramatic Caha mountains and its infamous highest peak, Hungry Hill surrounding the property to the north and west and its magnificent south facing aspect over Adrigole Harbour. This harbour is home to much wildlife with seals visible on the small island directly offshore from this property. The harbour itself offers sheltered anchorage and visitor mooring with a pier available.

Upshore the West Cork Sailing Centre is located where you can kayak with the seals or charter a boat to explore the local area including Bere Island, Glengarriff Harbour, Garnish Island, Bantry Bay, Dunboy and many exquisite, sheltered coves. On a sailing expedition from here you are likely to see humpback and fin whales, basking sharks, dolphins, puffins and many other interesting wildlife.

Set halfway between Glengarriff and Castletownbere, Adrigole village itself is home to a local art gallery coffee shop and a local shop and two pubs. The area is served by two national schools and a local church. Local restaurants are in Trafask and Lauragh with a wide range to choose from in Glengarriff, Bantry or Castletownbere.

Local sports and activities include GAA club, sailing, power boating and kayaking, golf at Berehaven, Glengarriff or Bantry Bay championship golf course, fishing and angling in both mountain lakes and the sea and walking the Beara way which is a 120 km circular route from Glengarriff to Dursey to Kenmare, back to Glengarriff. Hungry hill is another challenging walk.

Beaches are plentiful in Trafask, Allihies, Ardgroom, Bere Island to mention but a few.

Glengarriff – 17km
Castletownbere – 16km
Bantry – 34km
Nearest Airports;
Cork International Airport – 108km
Kerry Airport – 101km

Selling Agents:

Charles McCarthy Estate Agents
Bridge Street, Skibbereen, West Cork
+353 (0) 28 21533
Email: info@charlesmccarthy.com
PSRA Licence 001176

and

Savills Cork
Penrose House, Penrose Dock, Victorian Quarter, Cork
+353 (0) 21 427 1371
Email: cork@savills.ie
PSRA Licence 002223

Wonderful 3-bed residence set in a lovely peaceful setting within walking distance of Drimoleague village. Situated on approximately half an acre, the house measures c. 1,750 sq.ft. and has been extremely well maintained.

In an elevated position, the property enjoys lovely views over the countryside and would make an ideal family home. The accommodation consists of a large open plan kitchen/dining area, living room which opens out into the sunroom, wc and utility room on the ground floor. There are three bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room, and a bathroom on the first floor. An added benefit is the attached garage to the rear which has potential to be converted for other uses.

The grounds are well landscaped with a variety of flowering plants, shrubs, mature trees and a pond. At the lower end of the lawn area is a vegetable garden with raised beds. The property also boasts a green house and sheds.

Drimoleague is a pleasant West Cork village, with services including a supermarket, primary school, pubs and a pharmacy. The Drimoleague Heritage Walkways make up a unique network of six wonderful walks, covering an area of nine miles in the West Cork countryside. Equidistant between the market towns of Skibbereen and Bantry, approx. 15 mins drive, where there are a host of further public amenities. Cork International Airport is circa 70 mins drive.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Kitchen/Dining Area: 8.5m x 4.1m.
Fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.

Living Room: 4.6m x 4.5m. Double sided stove.

Sunroom: 4.1m x 3m. Double sided stove.

WC: 2.2m x 1.7m.
Wc, wash hand basin.

Utility Room: 3.9m x 2.2m.
Plumbed for washer/dryer.

First Floor

Master Bedroom: 4.4m x 2.8m

Ensuite: 3.1m x 1m.
Wc, wash hand basin and shower.

Bedroom 2: 4.8m x 3.1m.

Bedroom 3: 4.4m x 3.1m.

Bathroom: 3.3m x 3.2m.
Wc, wash hand basin, bidet, bath & separate shower.

Services:
Well water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating

Outside:
Attached Garage: 10m x 4m.

BER Details:
BER: C2
BER No:
EPI: kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

Superior traditional south-facing extended farmhouse on c. 1.25 acres set in an idyllic private rural location approx. 2km from Drimoleague village.

Measuring c. 2,000 sq ft, the charming residence is in excellent condition throughout. With four spacious bedrooms, the layout of the property is functional while being bright and airy. Recently the eastern section, which contains the ground floor bedroom, was completely rebuilt.

Approached over a private laneway. the grounds are well landscaped with a wide variety of mature trees and shrubs. A feature of the property is the terrace and courtyard at the front of the house and the elevated garden area behind the house. The property also boasts a number of outbuildings, including a large workshop and green house.

Drimoleague is vibrant quintessential West Cork village with a supermarket, pharmacy, national school amongst other services. Skibbereen & Bantry (Market Towns) are both within easy driving distance, where you can find further public amenities. Cork city is approx. 60 minutes` drive.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Kitchen/Dining Area: 7m x 4.6m.
Timber floor, fitted kitchen with integrated appliances & a central island.

Living Room: 9m x 3.9m.
Timber floor & a stove.

Utility Room: 5m x 2m.
Plumbed for washer/dryer, sink & storage.

Office: 3m x 2.7m. Tiled floor.

Bedroom 1: 8.3m x 3.6m.

Shower Room: 2.3m x 2m.
Wc, wash hand basin and shower.

First Floor

Bedroom 2: 4.4m x 4.3m.

Shower Room: 2.1m x 1.5m.
Wc, wash hand basin and shower.

Bedroom 3: 4m x 3.2m.

Bedroom 4: 4.1m x 3.2m.

Bathroom: 2.4m x 1.8m.
Wc, wash hand basin, bath and shower.

Services:
Well water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating
Solar panels.

BER Details:
BER: E1
BER No: 108562927
EPI: 325.28 kWh/m2/yr

Title: Freehold

Situated in a spectacular and secluded waterfront location on the Mizen Peninsula, this beautifully crafted detached residence enjoys breathtaking views over Dunmanus Bay towards the Sheep`s Head Peninsula. Built in 2005, the property is tucked into the headland and completely hidden from view, accessed via a private driveway off a quiet minor public road. Set on approximately 30 acres of land that runs directly to the water`s edge, it offers exceptional privacy, expansive space, and a profound sense of escape.

Measuring approximately 235 sq. m (2,530 sq. ft), this exceptionally well-built three-bedroom residence combines generous proportions with energy-efficient design. With a B2 energy rating, it benefits from a geo-thermal heat pump and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, ensuring year-round comfort and efficiency.

Crafted with care and attention to detail, the house showcases the use of natural, locally sourced materials throughout. A Bangor Blue slate roof, solid timber ceilings, and feature stonework including a striking entrance hall wall and an impressive fireplace surround create a warm, tactile interior. The exterior echoes this palette with a blend of painted render and the same natural stone, tying the home beautifully to its rugged surroundings. A sunken stone terrace enhances the outdoor living space offering a sheltered and atmospheric spot to take in the wild coastal beauty.

The accommodation flows seamlessly, with thoughtful orientation to maximise natural light and make the most of the ever-changing views. There are three main reception rooms, offering flexibility for family living and entertaining. At the heart of the home is a substantial, handcrafted bespoke kitchen with timber worktops, integrated appliances, and traditional detailing. This inviting space shares a large open hearth with the adjoining sitting room, creating a central focus and sense of warmth.

Vaulted, tongue and groove timber ceilings in the main living and dining areas add drama and light, while a cleverly designed, wind-sheltered outdoor link between the dining and living rooms offers a practical and scenic extension of the indoor space.

The sleeping accommodation includes a spacious ground-floor master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a guest bedroom on the lower ground floor with garden access, and a third bedroom at first floor level.

A notable feature of the holding are the remnants of pre-Famine dwellings located on the land a quiet testament to the deep heritage of this remote corner of West Cork. Framed by the wild beauty of the peninsula, these stone remains offer a sense of continuity and connection to place. While not currently in use, they are an evocative part of the property`s story. The land itself of mixed agricultural quality, represents a substantial and increasingly rare holding by local standard; offering the chance to own a piece of dramatic waterfront landscape, with its untamed scenery, sweeping views, and unrivalled seclusion.

The property lies approximately 5km from the village of Goleen, a traditional West Cork village known for its friendly atmosphere, local pubs, and close proximity to Crookhaven and Barleycove Beach. Bantry, a vibrant market town just 30 minutes` drive away, is a renowned cultural hub. It hosts the internationally acclaimed West Cork Chamber Music Festival and the Bantry Literary Festival, attracting artists, musicians, and writers from around the world and enriching the town`s strong artistic and creative reputation.

ACCOMMODATION

Entrance Hall:
Tiled flooring with a striking feature wall of locally sourced natural stone.

Master Bedroom (1):
Dual aspect with sweeping water views, generous ceiling height, and a full wall of built-in wardrobes.

En Suite Bathroom:
Timber-panelled bath with tiled surround, wash basin with tiled splashback, and WC.

Shower Room:
Tiled floor with large, tiled shower enclosure, WC, and wash hand basin.

Living Room:
A bright, expansive space with vaulted, timber-beamed ceilings, triple aspect windows, and direct access to the sun deck. Features a raised open hearth with natural stone surround.

Dining Room:
Light-filled room with vaulted ceilings, triple access to the sheltered courtyard, and superb views over the bay.

Sitting Room:
Inviting space with built-in shelving, open hearth fireplace with kitchen and dual aspect windows.

Kitchen:
Handcrafted by a local artisan cabinetmaker, featuring extensive wall and floor units, timber countertops, integrated appliances, a food prep sink, and a stainless steel double sink with drainer.

Utility / Boot Room:
Practical space with built-in storage, plumbed for washer and dryer, and home to the geothermal heat pump and water tank.

Porch:
Useful transitional space connecting the house to the outdoors.

Stairs down to:

Bedroom 2:
A generously sized room with independent access to the garden ideal for guests or additional privacy.

Stairs up to:

Bedroom 3:
Cosy and bright with timber flooring, built-in wardrobe, and a picture window capturing uninterrupted waterfront views.

Title:
Freehold

BER:
BER: B2
BER No: 118217157
EPI: 100.76 kWh/m²/yr

Services:
Well water
Geo-thermal heat Pump
Septic tank

Superbly located two bed cottage enjoying magnificent views over Tragumna Bay, the coastline and across to Tralispean. Situated in one of the most sought-after locations on the West Cork coastline and very adjacent to two sandy beaches at Tragumna.

This property is one of eight cottages in a private block. As it is the last property on the row, it benefits from having views at both the front and side of the house.

Having been well maintained over the years, the property is in good condition throughout. The heating system was recently changed to an efficient electric heating system.

In front of the cottages, there is approx. one acre which is held in common by all the cottages and which cannot be built on, therefore preserving the magnificent aspect. There is a management company in place consisting of all the cottage owners. The annual charge is approx. €1,000 per year.

Skibbereen market town & Castletownshend village are both approx. 4 miles.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor

Kitchen/Living/Dining Area: 6.0m x 5.3m.

Bedroom 1: 3.8m x 3.2m.
Built in wardrobes.

Shower Room: 2m x 2m.
Wc, wash hand basin and shower.

First Floor

Bedroom 2: 3.9m x 3.3m.

Bathroom: 1.9m x 1.8m.
Wc, wash hand basin and bath.

Services:
Mains water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Efficient electric heating system

BER Details:
BER: E2
BER No: 118398551
EPI: 350.83 kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

Traditional two-storey extended cottage (c. 1,240 sq ft) in a south-facing aspect, enjoying panoramic views over the coastline and countryside. There is also a detached guest house which requires completion. With views towards Toe Head Tower, the property is situated in an excellent location within walking distance of Tragumna Beach and Tralagough Beach.

The cottage comprises of three bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. On the ground floor, there is an open plan living kitchen/dining area, sunroom, living room and utility/wc. The guesthouse layout (c. 1,200 sq ft) consists of two bedrooms, kitchen, living room and bathroom. While the property is not habitable, it has double glazed windows, is plumbed and is connected to a septic tank.

Situated on c. 1.5 acres, the property is approached over a private laneway and the grounds are laid out mainly in lawn. With a terrace to the front of the cottage, there is a detached shed on the property too.

This region of Southwest Ireland is of outstanding unspoilt beauty and leisure activities are well catered for in the surrounding areas, particularly sailing/yachting. Castletownshend Victorian village is c. 9km. Skibbereen (market town) is c. 8km where there are a host of public amenities & Cork International Airport is approx. 75 mins` drive.

Accommodation:

Cottage

Ground Floor:
Kitchen/Dining Area: 8.2m x 4.1m.
Living Room: 4.6m x 3.7m.
Sunroom: 4.2m x 3.4m.
Utility Room: 2.2m x 1.4m.
Wc: 1.4m x 1m.

First Floor:
Bedroom 1: 4.3m x 2.8m.
Bedroom 2: 3m x 2.5m.
Bedroom 3: 3.7m x 2.6m.
Bathroom: 2.7m x 1.5m.

Detached Guest House:

Proposed Layout (Requires Completion)

Bedroom 1: 5m x 3.9m.
Bedroom 2: 5.3m x 3.4m.
Kitchen: 6.8m x 4.8m.
Living Room: 4.9m x 4.7m.
Bathroom: 3m x 2.4m.

Services:
Well water
Septic tank sewerage disposal
Oil-fired central heating

BER Details:
BER: E2
BER No: 104210935
EPI: 372.22 kWh/m2/yr

Title:
Freehold

Just a short walk from the heart of Skibbereen, Tangle Foot offers a rare opportunity to own a spacious, light-filled townhouse brimming with character. This property carries a distinct creative energy, with bold use of colour and space throughout.

Extending to approx. 185 sqm/2,000 sq ft, the layout is both practical and versatile; perfect for modern family living, remote working, or those with creative pursuits. Access via an enclosed front terrace, the home opens into a bright and welcoming sitting room with a cosy reading nook, solid timber floors, and a mix of open hearth and solid-fuel stove.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area is generous and well-fitted, with french doors opening directly onto a private enclosed garden and raised deck ideal for outdoor entertaining or family play. A guest WC/utility completes the downstairs layout.

Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious master with ensuite, and a stylish family bathroom.

A standout feature is the attached workshop and store full of potential for conversion to additional living space, a home office or separate unit (subject to planning). There is parking to the front and side access to the rear garden complete the package.

Skibbereen is a vibrant and welcoming market town, known for its strong sense of community, lively arts scene, and excellent amenities. Schools, playgrounds, sports clubs, shops, restaurants, and more are all within easy reach of the property.

Accommodation:

Sitting Room: 7.1m x 4.4m
Solid timber floor, open hearth fireplace, built-in shelving, and a cosy reading nook with solid fuel stove.

Kitchen/Dining Room: 8.1m x 5.8m
Tiled floor, fitted wall and floor units with integrated appliances, kitchen island, and French doors to the rear garden.

Utility/Guest WC: 3.3m x 1.3m
Tiled floor, plumbed for washing machine, built-in storage, WC and wash hand basin.

First Floor

Master Bedroom: 4.4m x 4.4m.
A large and versatile room to the front of the house; perfect as a primary bedroom.

Ensuite: 3.3m x 1.9m.
Tiled floor, WC, wash hand basin, and a separate shower cubicle.

Bedroom 2: 4.4m x2.7m.
Comfortable twin room, ideal as a shared kids room or home office.

Bedroom 3: 4.2m x 4.2m.
Another generous sized double bedroom, with plenty of natural light.

Bedroom 4: 4.8m x 3.6m.
A bright bedroom with peaceful garden views.

Bathroom: 2.8m x 1.7m.
Fully tiled, with WC, wash hand basin set in a vanity unit, heated towel rail, and additional storage cabinet.

Outside:
Enclosed rear garden &deck featuring a lawn, mature shrubs, and colourful flowering plants with separate side entrance adding convenience.

Spacious store and workshop;
c. 39sqm/420 sq ft, offers front and rear access and excellent potential for a variety of uses.

Services:
Mains water & Sewerage
Oil-fired Central Heating

BER Details:
BER: D1

Title:
Freehold

A fine Georgian residence of rare character, with extensive equestrian facilities and approx. 15 acres of mature grounds

Riverview House is a distinguished Georgian residence of notable heritage, dating to circa 1800. This elegant country home offers an increasingly rare opportunity to acquire a property of classical architectural beauty and significant potential. Encompassing approximately 348 sq m (3,745 sq ft), the house retains a wealth of original period features, while offering considerable scope for sympathetic restoration and modernisation.

Brought to the market for the first time since 1946, Riverview House has remained in the care of the same family for three generations. This continuity of stewardship is reflected in the mature grounds and the preservation of the home`s inherent character and charm.

Set within a private and tranquil setting just five minutes from the thriving town of Bandon and only thirty minutes from Cork International Airport, the property combines rural seclusion with everyday convenience. It is approached via a charming tree-lined avenue, flanked by specimen trees and richly planted borders that reflect decades of devoted care. Stone gate piers with wrought-iron gates frame the entrance, creating an immediate impression of grandeur.

The house is a textbook example of Georgian architecture, with its traditional slate roof, tall chimneys, and elegant timber sash windows six-over-six panes on the upper level and grander nine-over-six panes below, each set on carved stone sills. A graceful fanlit arched sash window illuminates the return staircase, while the front door is framed by an exquisite neo-Classical doorcase with fluted pilasters, sidelights, and a decorative fanlight that fills the generous reception hall with natural light.

Internally, the house offers generous and well-proportioned living spaces that combine everyday practicality with period charm. The entrance hall extends the length of the house and features original timber flooring and an elegant staircase. The drawing room is flooded with light and offers garden views, while the dining room is equally spacious and ideal for entertaining. A second reception room offers flexibility as a study or informal sitting room. The kitchen sits at the heart of the house and could be readily reimagined as a modern country kitchen-dining space. A delightful south-facing conservatory captures the afternoon sun, and a boot room with rear access provides practical utility/laundry.

On the first floor, a wide landing leads to five bedrooms; including a superbly proportioned principal suite with en suite bathroom. Two further large double bedrooms, a charming box room, a guest bedroom, and a family bathroom complete the accommodation. The return staircase, illuminated by the arched window, is a striking example of Georgian craftsmanship.

To the rear of the house lies a remarkable collection of traditional stone outbuildings, all under slate, offering extensive storage and conversion potential. These include a range of stables with water and electricity laid on, original carriage houses with arched openings, and a grain store retaining its historic milling hopper. A large hay and straw barn complete the outbuildings, adjacent to an enclosed paddock ideal for equestrian or agricultural use. A central turning circle, once used for pony and trap, remains a nod to the property`s rich equestrian past.

The land extends to approximately 15 acres, the majority of which is level and east west facing, lending the property a wonderful natural orientation and an exceptional sense of place. The house enjoys a magnificent outlook over an impressive 11 acre field, with uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside. The result is a wonderfully private and picturesque setting where the house appears to nestle naturally into its landscape.

Riverview House presents a truly rare opportunity to secure an elegant Georgian country home in a superb location. With classical architecture, generous proportions, established grounds and outbuildings, and unspoilt views, it offers both lifestyle appeal and enduring investment potential.

Title:
Freehold

BER:
BER: E2
BER No: 118383645
EPI: 366.91 kWh/m2/yr

Services:
Well water
Septic tank
Gas fired central heating

Joint Agents:
Hodnett Forde Property Services, Clonakilty