Real estate Glandore: 1 properties and houses for sale

Property for sale - Nestled in a c. 3 acre estate is

Property for sale - 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 Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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 ame Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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. Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - Set back from a quiet country lane on a generous plot of over half an acre, this inviting two-bedroom residence extends to approximately 140 sq m (1,500 sq ft). Though in need of renovation and refurbishment, it presents an exciting opportunity to transform it into an idyllic family home or the perf Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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. Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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 a Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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. Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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 Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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 c Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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 a Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - 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 Reference: Key Features Ref:

Property for sale - Clifden is a truly exceptional four-bedroom detached family home located on the highly sought-after Model Farm Road, one of Cork’s premier residential addresses. Set on an impressive 0.5-acre site, this superb property combines privacy, space, and convenience in a location that is second to none. Behind electronic gates, Clifden offers a rare level of seclusion thanks to mature trees and manicured hedges that wrap around the boundary, creating a peaceful, private oasis just minutes from the heart of the city. The landscaped gardens are a particular highlight, offering both expansive green space and year-round colour that can be enjoyed from every corner of the house. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a home that exudes warmth and character. The ground floor features two elegant and generously proportioned reception rooms, both overlooking the magnificent front garden. Each room is beautifully finished with quality flooring, carpet in the living room and wood flooring in the family room. They also both feature an ornate fireplace, perfect for cosy evenings or entertaining guests in style. The bright and airy kitchen/dining room enjoys dual-aspect south-west-facing windows, flooding the space with natural light throughout the day. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of floor and eye-level units, a sleek granite worktop, and high-quality appliances — offering both practicality and a modern finish. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with four spacious double bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from a private ensuite, while the remaining rooms share access to a well-appointed main bathroom featuring a jacuzzi bath and separate shower. Each bedroom offers comfortable proportions, ideal for growing families or those seeking additional space for a home office or guest accommodation. The location of Clifden is unbeatable. Situated just a five-minute drive from Cuh, the Bons Secours Hospital, and Wilton Shopping Centre, the property also lies within close proximity to several top schools and universities. Fitzgerald Park, with its scenic river walks and cultural attractions, is a short stroll away, while Cork city centre is easily reached in under ten minutes by car. Combining timeless charm, exceptional privacy, and unparalleled convenience, Clifden offers an outstanding opportunity to acquire a forever home in one of Cork’s most prestigious neighbourhoods. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this magnificent property has to offer.

Property for sale - Richmond House is an elegant country house built in the early 18th-century and beautifully positioned within some 10-acres (4-hectares) of private grounds with mature trees and shrubs on the curtilage of Cappoquin town, itself picturesquely positioned on the famed Blackwater River and within scenic West Waterford. Built in 1704 by the Earl of Cork, Richmond House has a rich and interesting history. The property has been lovingly maintained and refurbished over the years and operating as an esteemed and award-winning boutique country guest house and restaurant has retained an authentic period charm and character. Two further homes, Richmond Villa and The Stables, positioned immediately close-by in the rear courtyard of the house but each with private gardens, add further accommodation. Richmond House could easily continue as a boutique guest house and restaurant with private family home(s) alongside, be utilised entirely commercially or returned to use as a splendid private family home. A myriad of possibilities awaits. Richmond House itself comprises 7,535 square feet (700 square metres) of accommodation and includes an entrance hall/reception area, drawing room with open fireplace and adjoining light filled sunroom, an extensive dining room with private alcoves and nooks, full commercial chefs’ kitchen with a cold store and panties, a snug sitting room, ladies and gents’ bathrooms and an office. There 9 guest bedroom suites with 5 guest bedroom suites on the first floor and a further 4 guest bedroom suites on the second floor. Richmond Villa comprises 1,517 square feet or 141 square metres and includes a hall, sitting room, living/dining room with a wood stove, kitchen, utility room and a Wc. Upstairs there are 3 large bedrooms, the master with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, and a family bathroom. The Stables comprises 2,489 square feet (231 square metres) and includes a hall, sunroom, living room (open fireplace), a sitting room (wood stove), bathroom, a kitchen/dining room with a vaulted ceiling and French doors to a patio, and a utility room. Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms, the master with an en-suite bathroom, a family bathroom and private garden. The location of Richmond House is superb. Positioned within strolling distance of Cappoquin town centre in picturesque West Waterford there are quality walking trails, mountain hiking, cycling trails and golfing available nearby. Both Waterford and Cork International airports are each within 1-hour driving distance and numerous charming coastal towns and sandy beaches are within easy reach. West Waterford and Cappoquin becoming increasingly fashionable in recent years. Cappoquin is rich in community spirit and local heritage. The town boasts an active sporting scene with clubs such as Cappoquin Gaa, Cappoquin Railway Football Club, and a thriving rowing club on the scenic river setting. Cultural events and activities add to the town's vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor lovers will be spoiled for choice with access to the stunning Glenshelane Nature Walk and the nearby Knockmealdown Mountains. The heritage town of Lismore (home to the Lismore Castle) is just a 5-minute drive. Steeped in history and charm, Lismore is a magnet for art lovers and culture enthusiasts, playing host to the Lismore Opera Festival, an annual celebration of world-class performances set against an unforgettable backdrop. Lismore offers a unique blend of old-world beauty and contemporary lifestyle. The bustling coastal town of Dungarvan, home to the Waterford Greenway walking/cycling trail is only a short 20-minute drive. Richmond House presents quintessential country living yet has the juxtaposition of such easy walking access to Cappoquin town centre. The combination compelling and rare, most especially with some 10-acres of private and tranquil grounds. A generational opportunity. Selling Agent: David Ashmore [, 2909 or +353 1 638 2710]

Property for sale - An extremely attractive and magical 18th-century castle gloriously positioned within private parkland that enjoys a prominent position overlooking the sea and up the estuary to Courtmacsherry Bay and just an 18-minute drive from fashionable Kinsale town. In all about 56 acres (23 Hectares). 6-Receptions, 9-bedrooms, 6-bathrooms. Pastoral views over undulating countryside combine gloriously with expansive sea views to give impressive and panoramic vistas from the castle and grounds. A tree lined avenue provides a magical approach, from where a stone arch leads to an inner courtyard. Attractive stone walls providing an extremely pleasant aesthetic. The house is presented in superb condition and is simply magical, the symmetrical five-bay original Georgian house wonderfully augmented by the 19th-century castellated tower and battlemented parapet walls to create a beautifully attractive and fun house. The accommodation is well laid out and updated to readily allow comfortable living, seamlessly incorporating modern convenience whilst retaining fantastic historical character. The reception rooms are impressive with large windows and generous ceiling heights and link excellently to allow superb entertaining yet are each of a scale to be comfortable. The generous kitchen with the wonderfully large table is a great space and superbly designed to allow congenial informal gathering for family and guests. There are ample bedroom suites, and the first-floor sunroom conservatory is exceptional. Ivy-Clad and of local cut stone the outbuildings blend seamlessly into the castellated surroundings and include 3-stables and a 3-bedroom lodge. The gardens and grounds are glorious. Extremely private and sheltered but with excellent sea views still afforded. A blend of formal terraces and manicured lawns within the immediate gardens into less formal gardens and the wider parkland works superbly. The use of manicured pathways throughout the parkland working extremely well to seamlessly link the gardens to the wider lands and providing highly useable walks. The outer coastal lands very much connect the estate to the sea and provide some lovely private coves and beaches. Coolmain beach is noted for its pristine powdery sand. Overall, the various component parts of the estate all combine to present a truly magical and attractive circa 56-acre estate. Coolmain Castle has a rich and magical provenance and has been home to the Disney family for the past 35-years. Purchased by Roy E. Disney, nephew of Walt Disney and vice-charman of the Walt Disney Company, in 1989 and comprehensively restored and updated Coolmain Castle has been meticulously maintained ever since. Notable owners before the Disney’s have included The Honourable Henry Boyle Bernard, Thomas Wyse, Hibernicus Scott, the novelist Donn Byrne, photographer Bob Willougby ‘the man who virtually invented the photojournalistic motion picture still’ and most recently and fittingly the Disney family. Dating to the early 18th-century a magical fusion of various additions and amendments in keeping with changing architectural fashions over the preceding centuries presents a wonderfully textured and layered architecture that combined with the gloriously coloured local stone walls and being positioned in an extremely picturesque location, set overlooking the sea, makes Coolmain Castle truly authentic and attractive. Positioned in the scenic and vibrant southwest of Ireland many thriving and bustling nearby coastal towns include popular Kinsale, a popular historic sailing town with a wide selection of fine restaurants, a deep-water harbour and the famed Old Head golf links. Walking trails, golfing and sailing amenity is in abundance. Cork city is within easy reach, just 27-miles or 44-km away and Cork International airport less than a 30-minute drive. The castle can be available fully furnished and with garden tools and equipment included. Quoting Excess €7,500,000.

Property for sale - Situated in an unparalleled coastal setting, this harbor-facing, highly efficient, A2-rated, architect-designed home presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a sophisticated sanctuary just a short drive out the Ring of Kerry Road from Kenmare. Boasting an exceptional combination of luxury and sustainability, this modern residence is built on two acres of meticulously landscaped grounds that command a prime position above the Ring of Kerry Golf Course. This prestigious course, originally designed by the legendary Eddie Hackett, spans 120 acres and features an upgraded clubhouse and restaurant, adding to the appeal of this exclusive location.The contrast between the manicured green swards of the property and the rugged beauty of the surrounding landscape is striking. To the east, the undulating terrain and rocky shoreline of Kenmare Harbour create a dramatic backdrop. To the south, the breathtaking silhouette of the MacGillycuddy Reeks rises majestically, while the jagged peaks of the Caha Mountains on the Beara Peninsula frame the horizon to the west. This remarkable juxtaposition of cultivated elegance and natural grandeur ensures that every aspect of this home enjoys an exquisite signed with a low-pitch roof and split-level layout, the home maximizes both function and form. The primary living area, main bedroom, and kitchen are all positioned at the front, under deep eaves that provide shelter for the large triple-glazed Schuco sliding doors. These allow for seamless indoor-outdoor living, ensuring that even in inclement weather, fresh air and breathtaking views can be enjoyed without the worry of rain entering the interior. The intelligent use of space and architectural foresight make this an exceptional modern home tailored to embrace its stunning natural environment.A true smart-tech residence, the home is fully wired with individually zoned rooms, allowing for effortless remote control of lighting, temperature, and other utilities. The entire house is designed for energy efficiency, with air-to-water heating provided underfloor. The A2 Building Energy Rating (Ber) is a testament to the meticulous planning and execution of insulation and build quality, ensuring optimal comfort and low energy consumption year-round.Upon entering, visitors are welcomed into a bright, airy lobby situated on a slightly elevated mezzanine level. From here, the view extends down to the expansive open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, which serves as the heart of the home. The layout encourages effortless flow between spaces, while the large windows and sliding doors frame the picturesque landscape beyond. The interplay of natural light and panoramic views enhances the sense of tranquility and openness throughout.Accommodation within the home is both generous and well-appointed. There are four bedrooms in total, two of which are en-suite, offering privacy and luxury to residents and guests alike. A plant area and a guest Wc are located at the rear of the home. The main bedroom, positioned to the side, enjoys direct patio access via a glazed door. It is further complemented by a stylish en-suite bathroom and walkthrough wardrobes, seamlessly blending convenience with contemporary elegance.While the town of Kenmare is conveniently close, the property is also well-situated to enjoy nearby coastal attractions. The serene beach and pier at Templenoe provide an ideal setting for leisurely walks, water activities, and relaxation. Additionally, the renowned Pat Spillane’s Bar offers a welcoming local atmosphere, while the Nua Vista Golf Course clubhouse, located even closer, provides excellent hospitality and social opportunities.

Property for sale - Stunning 4 Bed Home With Public Bar For Sale In O’callaghans mills Co. Clare Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location Iragh O’callaghans mills Co. Clare Ireland V94fx78 Ber: C1 Property Details Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Irish countryside, yet boasting a prominent street presence, an exceptional and truly unique property awaits its next discerning owner. Located in the charming village of O’Callaghan’s Mills, County Clare (V94fx78), this offering is far more than just a home it presents a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious, fully furnished single-story residence seamlessly integrated with a vibrant, licensed public bar. Priced at €389,000, this dual-purpose property offers an unparalleled blend of comfortable rural living and a ready-to-operate business venture, making it an ideal acquisition for those seeking a distinctive lifestyle or a strategic investment in Ireland’s thriving community and tourism sectors. The Residential Sanctuary: A Home of Comfort and Charm The residential component of this unique offering is a generously proportioned single-story house, spanning an impressive 148 square meters. Designed for ease of living and accessibility, its single-level layout ensures convenience and comfort for all ages. The house is presented in an immaculate condition, offered fully furnished with all essential appliances and fittings, requiring only the removal of some personal items by the current owners. This ‘turn-key’ readiness means the new occupants can settle in immediately, without the immediate burden of furnishing or fitting out their new home. Upon entering, one discovers a thoughtfully laid out interior comprising a total of eight distinct rooms. This generous allocation of space allows for flexible living arrangements and ample room for a family or guests. The sleeping quarters are particularly well-appointed, featuring three comfortable double bedrooms and an additional single bedroom, offering versatile accommodation options. Each bedroom provides a peaceful retreat, designed to maximize natural light and offer views of either the tranquil countryside or the village street. The house includes one well-maintained bathroom, equipped with all necessary fixtures and offering a functional and clean space for daily routines. Beyond the bedrooms and bathroom, the remaining rooms in the house likely include a welcoming living area, a spacious kitchen, and a dedicated dining space, perhaps complemented by a utility room or a cozy snug. The interior design, while personal to the current owners, is likely to be a harmonious blend of traditional Irish warmth and modern practicality, offering a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. The residential section benefits from its own distinct entrance, ensuring privacy and separation from the commercial operations of the bar, providing a true sanctuary after a busy day. The views from the residential windows encompass both the gentle activity of the village street and the serene, rolling landscapes of the surrounding County Clare countryside, offering a constant connection to the beauty of rural Ireland. The Commercial Heart: A Licensed Public Bar Awaiting Revival Attached to the residential dwelling, and forming the very essence of this property’s unique appeal, is a substantial 114-square-meter public licensed bar. This is not merely a space it is a fully operational, licensed establishment, ready for its next chapter. The 'licensed' status is a crucial advantage, meaning the complex and often lengthy process of obtaining a publican’s license is already complete, allowing for immediate business commencement upon transfer of ownership. The bar itself embodies the quintessential charm of an Irish pub. One can envision a traditional counter, well-worn and inviting, serving as the focal point. The layout likely includes various seating areas – perhaps cozy snugs for intimate conversations, larger tables for groups, and comfortable stools at the bar – all designed to foster a convivial atmosphere. While specific details on internal fit-out are not provided, a traditional Irish pub would typically feature classic decor, perhaps including dark wood finishes, a fireplace, and memorabilia that tell a local story. The 114 sq/m footprint suggests ample space for a main bar area, customer restrooms, and potentially a small back-of-house area for storage or basic food preparation, depending on the vision of the new owner. The potential for this bar is immense. It stands as a ready-made community hub, a place where locals can gather, share stories, and enjoy a pint. For an entrepreneurial owner, it represents a fantastic opportunity to tap into the vibrant local community of O’Callaghan’s Mills and the wider County Clare. Beyond local patronage, County Clare is a significant tourist destination, renowned for its natural beauty and traditional Irish culture. The bar could serve as an authentic Irish experience for visitors exploring the region, offering traditional music nights, themed events, or simply a warm welcome and a cold drink. The dual nature of the property allows for a lifestyle business, where the owner can live on-site, minimizing commute and maximizing convenience, truly integrating their life with their livelihood. Investment and Lifestyle Potential At an asking price of €389,000, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity. The value proposition lies not only in the spacious residential dwelling but, more significantly, in the attached, licensed public bar. For an aspiring entrepreneur, this is a chance to acquire a ready-made business without the initial capital outlay and regulatory hurdles of setting up a new licensed premises. The ability to live on-site offers unparalleled convenience, eliminating commute times and allowing for a seamless integration of work and home life. The property could appeal to a diverse range of buyers: Lifestyle Entrepreneurs: Individuals or families looking to escape urban life and embrace a community-focused business in a beautiful rural setting. Hospitality Professionals: Experienced publicans or restaurateurs seeking a new venture with established infrastructure. Investors: Those looking for a unique asset that combines residential value with commercial income potential. Community-Minded Individuals: Someone passionate about becoming a central figure in a local village, providing a vital social hub. The potential for income generation from the bar, coupled with the comfortable residential living, offers a unique work-life balance. The property’s location in a popular tourist region also provides avenues for growth beyond local trade, catering to visitors seeking an authentic Irish experience. While the residential and commercial aspects are currently attached, there may be future potential (subject to planning permission) for further separation or diversification of the business, such as offering accommodation or a small food service. This property is more than just bricks and mortar it’s an opportunity to embrace a distinctive lifestyle and become an integral part of a vibrant Irish community. It offers the chance to live where you work, connect with locals and tourists alike, and build a thriving business in a truly beautiful part of the world. For those ready to take on such a unique and rewarding venture, this house with its attached public bar in O’Callaghan’s Mills presents an unmissable prospect. About the Area Location: O’Callaghan’s Mills, County Clare, Ireland The property’s location in O’Callaghan’s Mills, County Clare, is a significant draw. O’Callaghan’S Mills is a charming village, embodying the essence of rural Irish community life. It offers a peaceful and friendly environment, often characterized by strong community spirit and local amenities that cater to daily needs, such as local shops, a post office, and a church. Living here provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of larger towns, while still offering essential services within easy reach. County Clare itself is one of Ireland’s most celebrated counties, famous for its breathtaking natural landscapes and vibrant cultural scene. It is home to iconic landmarks such as the majestic Cliffs of Moher, a Unesco Global Geopark, which attracts millions of tourists annually. The unique lunar-like landscape of The Burren, with its rich archaeological sites and diverse flora, is another jewel in Clare’s crown. The county is also a heartland of traditional Irish music, with lively sessions often found in local pubs, creating a rich cultural tapestry. For outdoor enthusiasts, County Clare offers a plethora of activities. Its extensive coastline provides opportunities for surfing, swimming, and scenic walks. The numerous lakes and rivers, including the renowned River Shannon, make it a prime destination for fishing. Hiking, cycling, and exploring historical sites are also popular pursuits. The property’s location allows residents to enjoy the peace of the countryside while being within a reasonable driving distance of larger towns like Ennis (the county town) for more extensive shopping, services, and transport links. The 'Street and countryside views' mentioned in the description truly capture the dual aspect of this location, offering both a connection to the village’s pulse and the serene beauty of the surrounding natural environment. MAiN FEATURES: 262m2 of living space 500m2 plot 4 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom Stunning Views Private Parking Private Garden Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies Close to many excellent bars and restaurants Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby Rental Potential through Airbnb and today to buy or sell property in Ireland fast online

Property for sale - Stunning 4 Bedroom House For Sale in Derrymore Tullamore County Offaly Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location Derrymore, Blueball Tullamore Offaly R35D920 Ireland BER rating C2 Property Details Immerse Yourself in Tranquility: Discover Your Derrymore Dream Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Offaly, overlooking the majestic Slieve Bloom Mountains, lies Derrymore. This spacious, four-bedroom detached house isn’t just a property it’s an invitation to embrace a truly idyllic Irish lifestyle. Upstairs, sanctuary awaits: Four generously sized bedrooms: Imagine waking up to breathtaking mountain vistas from your spacious haven. The master suite whispers indulgence with an adjoining walk-in wardrobe and luxurious ensuite bathroom. Rest and rejuvenation guaranteed. An oasis of relaxation: Indulge in a soothing soak in the main bathroom’s jacuzzi tub, the perfect antidote to a day of exploring. Ample storage space in the attic, accessed by a convenient pull-down ladder, ensures clutter-free bliss. Downstairs, life unfolds: Gather and connect: The open-plan kitchen, dining, and conservatory seamlessly blend light and space, becoming the heart of your home. Imagine whipping up family dinners, sharing laughter over meals, and basking in the warmth of the sun streamed through the conservatory. Cozy corners for every mood: Two large family rooms, each with its own fireplace – one a traditional open fire, the other a contemporary solid fuel stove – offer you a choice of ambiance. Curl up with a good book by the crackling flames, gather for movie nights, or simply unwind in the warmth of the hearth. Beyond the walls, discover freedom: ¾ of an acre (3,036 M2) to explore: Imagine cultivating your dream garden in the mature lawns, a blank canvas for your botanical aspirations. Enjoy morning walks on the private grounds, soak up the tranquility, and breathe in the fresh air. Quietude with convenience: Nestled on a peaceful side road near a school, Derrymore offers the perfect balance of serenity and accessibility. Rural charms at your doorstep: Explore the nearby lakes and rivers, perfect for fishing enthusiasts. Hike and bike through the stunning Boora Parklands and Slieve Bloom Mountains, or tee off at one of the nearby golf courses. Tullamore, a vibrant hub just 11 miles away: When the call of the city beckons, access the shops, retail outlets, and entertainment venues of Tullamore with ease. Derrymore isn’t just a house it’s a canvas for your Irish dreams. It’S a place to gather loved ones, connect with nature, and revel in the simple joys of life. It’S the perfect escape, a haven of peace, and a springboard for adventure. today and claim your own slice of Irish paradise. ABOUT The AREA Tullamore! This bustling market town in the heart of Ireland’s County Offaly offers a charming blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a fantastic destination for travelers and residents alike. Let’S dive into the delights of Tullamore: History and Culture: Step back in time: Explore the Tullamore Town Centre, a vibrant hub packed with colorful buildings, traditional pubs, and independent shops. Immerse yourself in the town’s rich past at the Tullamore Museum, home to fascinating exhibits on local history and archaeology. Whiskey wonderland: Raise a glass at the iconic Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery, where you can learn about the whiskey-making process and enjoy a tour and tasting. Don’T miss the gravity-fed distillery buildings and the aroma of barley hanging in the air. Artistic pulse: Get your cultural fix at the Charleville Castle, a stunning restored Georgian manor house now housing art exhibitions, craft workshops, and a beautiful walled garden. Catch a performance at the award-winning Backstage Theatre or lose yourself in the creative energy of the Guild of Fine Arts studios. Outdoor Adventures: Embrace the green: Step onto the Grand Canal Way, a scenic walking and cycling trail stretching from Dublin to Shannon. Cycle through verdant countryside, picnic beside the tranquil canal, and enjoy the fresh air and stunning scenery. Lake-side bliss: Pack your swimsuit and head to Lough Boora, a haven for nature lovers. Hike through the Boora Parklands, spotting rare birds and wildlife, or go kayaking on the serene lake. Family fun: Let the kids loose at the Tullamore Playground, a wonderland of slides, swings, and climbing frames. Enjoy a family picnic in Lloyd Town Park or take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the town center. Events and Festivals: Lively celebrations: Immerse yourself in the infectious energy of the Tullamore Show, Ireland’s largest agricultural show, with livestock competitions, traditional music, and family fun. Musical magic: Catch a performance at the world-renowned Tullamore International Festival of Music or tap your feet to the beat at the lively Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann. Festive spirit: Immerse yourself in the Christmas spirit at the Tullamore Christmas Market, browse colorful stalls for unique gifts, and enjoy festive music and cheer. Beyond the town: Explore the Slieve Bloom Mountains: Just a short drive away, discover the majesty of the Slieve Bloom Mountains, a hiker’s paradise with breathtaking views, ancient trails, and hidden waterfalls. Day trip to Dublin: The bustling Irish capital is only an hour away by train, making it a perfect option for a day trip. Explore Dublin Castle, stroll through Trinity College, or shop on Grafton Street. Tullamore offers something for everyone, from history and culture lovers to outdoor enthusiasts and families. So, come and experience the warmth and charm of this captivating Irish town. You won’t be disappointed! County Offaly, the beating heart of Ireland’s Midlands! Known for its rolling hills, charming towns, and rich history, Offaly offers something for everyone. Nature lovers: Lace up your hiking boots and explore the majestic Slieve Bloom Mountains, a hiker’s paradise with breathtaking views. Kayak down the tranquil Barrow River, cast a line in the serene Lough Boora, or spot red kites soaring overhead. History buffs: Step back in time at Birr Castle, home to the world’s largest telescope, or delve into the medieval past at Leap Castle, shrouded in tales of ghosts and intrigue. Tullamore, the county town, boasts a bustling market square and the fascinating Tullamore Dew whiskey distillery. Family fun: Pack a picnic and spend the day at Lough Boora Parklands, a wonderland of cycling trails, playgrounds, and lakeside adventures. Immerse yourselves in the vibrant arts scene at the Birr Theatre Festival or discover the magic of Lough Key Forest Park, with its fairytale treetop walk and enchanting animal encounters. Foodies: Offaly is a treasure trove for culinary delights. Sample fresh local produce at farmers’ markets, savor hearty pub fare in country villages, or indulge in fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants. Don’T forget to try a pint of creamy Tullamore Dew whiskey, crafted right in the heart of the county. Events and festivals: Throughout the year, Offaly comes alive with vibrant events. Catch a traditional hurling match, immerse yourself in the lively Tullamore Show, or dance the night away at the Birr Festival of Music and Dance. Warm Irish welcome: Above all, County Offaly is renowned for its friendly locals. Expect a warm smile and a helping hand wherever you go, making you feel right at home from the moment you arrive. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, historical treasures, family fun, or simply a taste of authentic Irish charm, County Offaly has something to offer. So, pack your bags, lace up your boots, and get ready to discover the magic of the Midlands! MAiN FEATURES: 200m2 of living space 3036 plot 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms Stunning Views Private Parking Private Garden Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies Close to many excellent bars and restaurants Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby Rental Potential through Airbnb and today to buy or sell property in Ireland fast online

Property for sale - The Old National Bank Building For Sale in Listowel County Kerry Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location The old National bank, 12 The Square, Listowel, Co. Kerry V31et91 Ber – Exempt Listed Building Property Details This imposing 3 storey cut stone building is located in Listowel Town Square. The property previously traded as the National Bank and offers spacious bright accommodation throughout. The building underwent extensive refurbishment in the recent years and was re-wired with Cat 5 cabling, emergency lighting, fire sensors and alarm etc. The property is in turn-key condition throughout. Externally there is an enclosed yard with lock-up store. Viewing is a must to really appreciate the enormity and potential this beautiful building has to offer. Tenant not affected, contact agent for lease details. Viewing is strictly by appointment only Accommodation Entrance Hall 10.88m x 2.35m With staircase to overhead accommodation. Lobby Office 2.6m x 4.4m With access doors to the entrance hall and office suite. Rear Hall 1.7m x 7.2m With fitted carpet. Canteen 4.2m x 5.1m Tiled floor and sink. Rear Entrance Hall 2.0m x 1.7m Wheelchair Accessible Toilet 2.6m x 2.0m Main Office Suite 7.6m x 9.3m 2 Large south facing windows overlooking the town square. There is an entrance lobby, a private office incorporated in this space. Feature Strong Room 2.5m x 2.5m With safe door and a feature curved ceiling. Lean-to (External) 10.0m x 2.4m Lock-up store with 3 gas boilers and canopy. Enclosed Concrete Yard 7.5m x 10.17m With two pedestrian access points. Half Landing Office 4.8m x 5.1m With access to a filing area and toilet (2.0m x 4.5m) potentially could lend itself as a self-contained suite. First Floor Landing Area 3.2m x 2.2m With feature window. Lobby 2.0m x 4.0m Office Suite 1 6.0m x 7.6m With fitted carpet, open fireplace – office overlooking the town square. Office Suite 2 6.6m x 5.3m With fitted carpet, marble open fireplace – 2 large windows captures views of the town square. Private Office 2.7m x 2.4m With window overlooking the town square – accessed through Office Suite 2. L Shaped Canteen 4.0m x 2.5m With fitted units and sink. Second Floor Half Landing Second Floor 5.0m x 4.5m Second Floor Landing 2.0m x 2.85m Lobby Area 3.0m x 5.6m With fitted carpet. Office 1 3.7m x 4.6m With fitted carpet. Office 2 3.7m x 6.0m With fitted carpet – overlooks the town square. Canteen 4.5m x 3.0m With fitted units and sink. Office 3 4.5m x 5.6m With fitted carpet – overlooks the town square. Ladies Toilets 2.3m x 4.4m Gentlemens Toilet 1.8m x 2.3m Features Fully refurbished in 2018. All electric works i.e. Wiring, heating controls, alarm, fire system, cameras and emergency lighting. Fire Certificate available. Disability Access certificate available. New gas fired system – 3 independent gas burners for each floor. Plasterwork to walls, ceiling, all repairs completed sympathetic to the building – light rose mouldings replaced as used in Adare Manor. Windows and doors with heritage brass fittings. Fitted carpets throughout are Axminister from Ulster Carpet Mills Portadown. Black Oak flooring in the main room and ground floor. Part of roof replaced in 2019. All original open fireplaces throughout. Solid Oak reception desk. External Iron railing was painted and enhanced with gold feature painting. About the Area Listowel is a vibrant town located in the county of Kerry, Ireland. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, Listowel offers a charming and welcoming atmosphere, making it a popular destination for visitors and locals alike. The town is known for its rich literary heritage, as it was the birthplace of the famous writer Maurice Walsh. The Maurice Walsh Literary Festival is held annually, attracting writers, readers, and enthusiasts from around the world. Listowel offers a variety of cultural attractions, including museums, art galleries, and traditional Irish music venues. The town also boasts a lively atmosphere, with a range of shops, restaurants, and pubs. With its friendly locals, beautiful surroundings, and affordable cost of living, Listowel is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful and authentic Irish experience. MAiN FEATURES: 480m2 of living space 500m2 plot Stunning Views Private Parking Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies Close to many excellent bars and restaurants A great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby Rental Potential through Airbnb and if redeveloped today to buy or sell property in Ireland fast online

Property for sale - Excellent Site For Sale With Planning Permission in Pallaskenry Limerick Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location An Curran Pallaskenry County Limerick Planning ref no 18/958 Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of Irelands most sought after areas for development right now. 32400 m2 of land for development or 3.24 hectares. This site has full planning permission for 30 houses +18 extra when these are finished all part of same site. The site has its water and electricity. Pallaskenry is a village in County Limerick, Ireland. Pallaskenry derives its name from Kenry Castle, nowadays known as Shanpallas Castle. It was one of the principal ancient castles of County Limerick. About the Area County Limerick sits in Ireland’s southwest. Beside the Shannon Estuary, the city of Limerick is home to the 13th-century King John’s Castle, on an island in the river. Nearby, the Hunt Museum displays a vast collection of art and antiquities in the old customs house. Southeast of here, archaeological sites like the Grange Stone Circle dot the countryside around Lough Gur, in the Ballyhoura Mountains. A limerick is a five-line verse, either smart or silly, popularised by Edward Lear in the 19th century – but there’s nothing silly about County Limerick. It contains variety, humour and history all in the same place. Limerick’s low-lying farmland is framed on its southern and eastern boundaries by swelling uplands and mountains. Limerick city is boisterously urban in contrast and has enough historic and cultural attractions for a day’s diversion. About 15km south of the city are the haunting archaeological sites around Lough Gur, while about the same distance southwest of the city is the cute thatched village of Adare. Sitting at the mouth of the River Shannon, Limerick city is the third largest urban centre on the island. It’S also the hardest to pin down – it formed a bleak backdrop to Frank McCourt’s autobiography Angela’s Ashes, but nowadays it’s a revitalised city full of art galleries, slick new hotels and the legendary Thomond Park, the home of Munster’s passionate rugby union team. One moment, you find yourself wandering through the Middle Ages at King John’s Castle. The next, you’re in the Milk Market, a rejuvenated bazaar of fresh, local produce that comes direct from the producer. You’Ll explore old Georgian townhouses, then sip cocktails in the glamorous Marcopolo. There’S no way to put Limerick in a box, and the locals wouldn’t have it any other way. The Shannon Estuary takes you past the 18th century Curragh Chase Forest Park and House , before you come across a most unusual flying machine at Foynes. It’S not a boat, nor is it a plane – it’s actually a bit of both. The Foynes Flying Boat Museum features a full-scale Boeing 314 replica, complete with a purpose-built honeymoon suite. It’S a fitting tribute to the golden age of air travel, when a small port on the Shannon served as a mini 'Casablanca' for passengers like Jfk, Ernest Hemingway and Humphrey Bogart. It’s also where Chef Joe Sheridan invented something very special back in 1943. On a dreadful night, the coffee shop welcomed a weary captain and passengers in – their flight to Newfoundland had been delayed. Joe was asked by the owner Brendan O’Regan to prepare something to warm their tired visitors. Joe served them a cup of coffee, with a surprise glug of whiskey added in – and in doing so, invented the Irish Coffee! But coffee with a whiskey kick is not the only surprise in Limerick’s history. The Hunt Museum holds paintings by Renoir and Picasso, amongst other treasures. In picturesque Adare you can explore the magnificent 19th century Adare Manor, a luxurious 5-star hotel and golf resort – due to host the Ryder Cup in 2027. And at Lough Gur, you can’t throw out a picnic rug without hitting an ancient stone circle, hill fort or mass rock of some kind – this ancient lake has settlers dating back over 5,000 years, and to this day the wind sounds like their whispers… Speaking of wind, you’ll have plenty of it at your back heading down from the Ballyhoura Mountains. When it comes to adventure sports, this part of the island is the New Zealand of the Northern Hemisphere, featuring 98km of mountain bike trails as one of the jewels in its crown. Further west, the Limerick Greenway (which follows the old Limerick to Kerry railway line) beckons for walkers and cyclists who want to explore the lush landscape, dotted with restored Victorian-era stations, ancient castles and historic abbeys. Main Features • 32400 m2 of land for development • Excellent location close to many amenities • Stunning views. • Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on. • Full Planning Permission in Place today to buy or sell your property in Limerick Ireland fast online.

Property for sale - Luxury 4 Bedroom Home For Sale in Castletownbere County Cork Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location Kitty O’Shea’s, Castletownbere, Bantry, Co. Cork, Beara, Co. Cork, P75XN66 BER – B3 Property Details Built in 2012, to a very high specification – this superb three bed-roomed, 3 bath roomed detached property with a floor area of 108.85 sq.metres is decorated in neutral tones and with attention to detail throughout. With an overall site area of 460 sq. Metres, the property is located only 300 metres from the picturesque and vibrant seaside town and renowned fishing port of Castletownbere. This property, with road frontage, a ‘natural dry creative/ artistic stone front wall’ to the forefront and with a private entrance driveway, is surrounded by a large attractive garden which accommodates trees, plants, vegetation, flora and shrubs. With a boundary backdrop of rocky and uneven natural stone to the rear and mature sycamore neighbouring trees to the side…..this home comes with a Ber Rating of B.3, is very private and offers a potential buyer a unique opportunity to acquire a magnificent home on the threshold of heaven near… Castletownbere. Located in an elevated spot and with views of Castletownbere harbour and Bere Island as well as the rolling countryside, we have here a home which offers bright and natural light filled accommodation and is close to all local amenities both social and essential. A perfect home for someone with an appreciation of the sound of the Ocean, the scent of the sea, fresh clean air, natural habitat and on a windy night, the howling wind which makes one feel more cosy, snug and secure. With well proportioned and elegant accommodation throughout, why not just relax and work from this nautical, peaceful, serene and tranquil home in this stunning area of the Beara Penninsula. Would highly recommend viewing of video/photographs. Virtual tours available. GROUND FLOOR: ENTRANCE HALL: 7’6′ x 4’00’. Fully tiled. 1 Radiator. Doors interconnecting to (a) Lounge, (b) Living Room/Diner and (c) Bathroom. 1 ceiling light. Twin plugs in situ. LEISURE ROOM/4th Bedroom/Study: 18’00 x 10’5. Laminate wooden flooring. 2 Windows, one to the front and one to the side. Bright spacious room …could be used as a 4th bedroom, etc. Three lots of twin plugs. 1 Ceiling light. Decorated with style and attention to detail. 3 Piece suite. Rocking Chair. Table. Seating box desk.. 1 Radiator. Door to storage room. Decorated with attention to detail. BATHROOM: Fully tiled floor area. Wheelchair access. Walk-In shower is operated from (a) backboiler or (b) Oil heating system. 1 Radiator. The shower area if fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Wash hand basin and toilet. 1 Radiator. Bathroom ware is white. LIVING Room/Diner: 18’00 x 12’00. Fully tiled floor area. Bright and spacious. Two large windows …. One to the front facing west with an abundance of sunshine in the afternoon overlooking part of the garden and with views of the rolling countryside. Views of Castletownbere and Bere Island can be enjoyed from the 2nd window which also overlooks part of the garden area. There is a recessed solid wood burning stove in this room which is 8 inches elevated from the floor area. This stove is equipped with a back boiler servicing all radiators throughout the house. 3 piece suite. Open shelving ware dresser, table/chairs. 1 Radiator.. Two ceiling lights. Double patio pvc doors leading to the garden…..to be described later. Interconnecting door to kitchen: KITCHEN: 8’00 X 8’00 Tiled floor area. 1 Window east facing /morning sun. Door leading to the outside garden. The oil fired central heating system is controlled from the kitchen for all rooms both at ground and 1st floor levels. Plentiful amount of plugs and points. Single drainer sink. Integrated cooker/hob. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Microwave. Ground floor units with open shelving at eye level. Extractor hood. Partially tiled walls. Neat and compact. (If one chooses – the kitchen and living room/diner can be open plan with a slight adjustment. Presently, they are separate rooms) Solid wooden stairs leading from hallway to: 1ST FLOOR: LANDING Area: Laminate wooden flooring. Solid Wooden banister. Large skylight window in landing area. Double ceiling spotlights. BEDROOM 1: 15’00 x 11’00. Laminate wooden floor. Double bed. 2 lockers. 1 Radiator Wardrobe. Three lots of twin plugs plus wired for T.V. Window with views of the countryside and garden. En Suite: . Tiled floor area. Walk-In Mira electric shower unit and fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Toilet. Whb to include a vanity unit. BEDROOM 2: 13’00 x 8’00. Laminate wooden flooring. Double bed. Dressing table and locker. Two lots of twin plugs. 1 Window to the front…with views of Castletownbere harbour and Bere Island and overlooking the port of Castletownbere. 1 Radiator. Door to Hotpress/storage area/boiler room. BEDROOM 3: 13’00 x 8’10. Twin bedroom. Laminate wooden flooring. Two beds. 2 lockers and a dressing table. Three lots of twin plugs. Two windows, one to the front with views of Castletownbere harbour and the second window with views of the rolling countryside. 1 radiator. BATHROOM: Fully tiled floor. Walk-In mira shower which is fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Toilet and wash hand basin. White bathroom ware. Velux large window. 1 Radiator. SERVICES: Mains Water. ESB. Solid fuel Central heating. Oil Central heating. Wired for cable T.V. In Lounge, Living Room and main bedroom. Outside water tap attached to property . Three (3) Fire alarms in situate. SPECIAL FEATURES: 300 metres from Castletownbere town/harbour. Convenient to all local amenities e.g. Schools, shops, restaurants., etc Lounge Room could be used as 4th bedroom . Ideal location for Bed &Breakfast/Air B&B business. Plentiful amount of plugs and points throughout the accommodation. Private car parking spaces in abundance.. Double glazed windows/doors/triple glazed entrance door. Zoned heating system. Bright, airy and spacious accommodation. Ample space to extend the property…subject to planning permission.. Peaceful and serene living environment. F.T.T.H. (Fibre To The Home) is available. Vacant possession. OUTSIDE: Washroom With Adjoining Shed . (totally independent of the dwelling house) WASHROOM: Solid block built washroom to include toilet and wash hand basin. SHED: Solid block built garden shed which is Esb powered. Shelving. As the Washroom/garden shed are adjoining , this lends itself to many possibilities to include perhaps, conversion to a self contained apartment / studio or home office, maybe glamping or camping could be considered also as we have some green lawn in this area of the property and the washroom could be converted, with a little work, into a shower area. THE GARDEN: On entering the property from the front via a private entrance driveway is a mature garden with some rose trees, hydrangeas and lilies which are set in limestone coloured gravelled areas and as we swish around we arrive at a different aspect of the garden with more colourful plants and shrubs. To the rear of the property we have , as a backdrop some natural rock with many shrubs and plants in situ to include holly trees, victoria tree, natural habitat to include flora and fauna. In the rear garden area are some lilies, crocosmia, mallow, cultivated mount brescia, garlic, parsley, lupins, daffodils, begonias, rose bushes, dandelions, daisies and lots of blackcurrent trees as well as strawberry trees. As we have lots of the garden area laid in lawn, maybe a vegetable plot or an enhanced flower garden would be the favoured choice of the purchaser. This garden area is a suntrap during our Summer months. There are numerous possibilities to be explored in this exclusive, unique and quiet spot which already accommodates a beautiful, serene and welcoming home. Title: Freehold Solr.: Mr Dan Leahy, O’Mahony, Farrelly, O’Callaghan, Solrs., Bantry, Co. Cork. Contact telephone number: About the Area Located in the post-card pretty town of Castletownbere which is nestled at the foot of the Caha mountains with rugged but beautiful scenery all around as well as breath taking views of the harbour. It is fair to say that this area is a joy to behold. The Marina and Port are only a hop and a skip from this home and only a short distance from the renowned meditation centre Dzogchen Beara, G.A.A Centre, Historical Dunboy Castle, Berehaven Golf Course, beautiful village of Allihies, is only 20 minutes drive from Glengarriff, 30 minutes from Kenmare and of course is on the ‘Wild Atlantic Way’…. What more could you wish for ? . Indeed there are varied and numerous activities for all to enjoy in this seaside town to include sing-a-longs in McCarthys Bar, kayaking, coastal trips, lovely restaurants, interesting walks – indeed whatever takes your fancy, you will find in Castletownbere and you are among local friendly neighbours in a family orientated community. Interest from overseas as well as persons wanting to upsize are expected to view this exceptional treasure of a home. MAiN FEATURES: 109m2 of living space 500m2 plot 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms Stunning Views Private Parking Private Garden Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies Close to many excellent bars and restaurants Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby Rental Potential through Airbnb and today to buy or sell property in Ireland fast online

Property for sale - Excellent Plot of land for sale in Kinsale County Cork Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location Courtaparteen, Kinsale, Co. Cork P17px90 Property Details Unveiling Your Dream Escape: 25 Acres of Unbridled Potential in Kinsale, Ireland Imagine waking up to the gentle whispers of the Irish Sea, sunlight streaming through your bespoke glamping tent, and the breathtaking vista of Kinsale Harbour unfolding before you. This isn’t just a dream it’s the reality offered by 25 acres of extraordinary land in Courtaparteen, County Cork – your gateway to crafting a unique haven steeped in history, natural beauty, and endless possibilities. A Canvas of Untamed Beauty: This exceptional offering spans 25 acres of unspoiled land, encompassing two historic ruins waiting to be reborn. Imagine transforming these structures into captivating glamping pods, boutique cabins, or even a luxurious private residence – the possibilities are limited only by your vision. Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant pastures, the land boasts breathtaking views of Kinsale Harbour, the Sovereign Islands, and the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. Each sunrise and sunset paint the landscape in an ever-changing palette of colors, promising an immersive experience with nature every day. A Gateway to Untamed Adventure: Beyond the visual splendor, this land offers a wealth of opportunities for adventure. Imagine creating a private beachfront access, carving a path to your own secluded haven on the water’s edge. Picture tranquil moments kayaking around the Sovereign Islands, exploring hidden coves and discovering marine life in the pristine waters. Hike through the winding trails that crisscross the land, savoring the fresh air and the ever-present symphony of nature. History Whispers Through the Ruins: Two historic ruins stand within the property, silent sentinels whispering tales of the past. Imagine breathing new life into these structures, meticulously restoring them to their former glory while seamlessly blending modern amenities for a unique blend of history and contemporary comfort. These restored spaces could house guest accommodations, a communal dining area, or even a spa facility, adding a touch of character and intrigue to your dream project. Glamping with a Difference: Picture luxurious glamping pods nestled amidst the natural landscape, offering guests an unforgettable experience. Imagine spacious interiors adorned with plush furnishings, private decks overlooking the stunning scenery, and en-suite bathrooms providing modern conveniences. Create bespoke themed glamping experiences, catering to couples seeking romantic getaways, families desiring adventure, or groups yearning for unique retreats. Airbnb Paradise Awaits: The versatility of the land allows for the creation of charming Airbnb cottages or cabins. Imagine tastefully designed and furnished accommodations, each offering a unique view and private space for guests. Partner with local businesses to curate curated experiences, such as guided hikes, boat tours, or cooking classes, showcasing the best of Irish culture and hospitality. Location, Location, Location: The proximity to Kinsale, a renowned gourmet destination, adds another layer of allure. Imagine guests savoring delectable seafood dishes at Michelin-starred restaurants, exploring quaint shops brimming with local crafts, and immersing themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of this historic town. With Dublin reachable within a scenic two-hour drive, your haven becomes a base for exploring all that Ireland has to offer. Investing in Your Vision: This 25-acre haven with its endless possibilities represents more than just land it’s an investment in your future. Whether you envision a thriving glamping resort, a collection of exclusive rentals, or a combination of both, the potential for creating a unique and profitable venture is significant. Ireland’S tourism industry is flourishing, and owning a piece of paradise in such a sought-after location offers exciting possibilities. Embrace the Dream: To truly experience the magic, today and schedule a viewing. Our team is dedicated to guiding you through every step of the process, ensuring a smooth and seamless journey towards realizing your dream estate in Kinsale. Remember: While this description paints a vivid picture, it’s essential to conduct thorough research, consult with professionals, and visit the property in person before making any investment decisions. About the Area Kinsale is a charming harbor town located in County Cork, Ireland. It’S known for its historical significance, scenic beauty, and vibrant culture. Here’S a more detailed look at what Kinsale has to offer: History and Culture: Kinsale has a rich history dating back to the 6th century. It was a major port city in the Middle Ages and played a significant role in the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland. The town is home to a number of historical landmarks, including Charles Fort, a star-shaped fort built in the 17th century, and James Fort, a smaller fort built in the 16th century. Kinsale is also known for its traditional Irish pubs and its annual Kinsale Arts Festival, which takes place in October. Food and Drink: Kinsale is a renowned foodie destination, with a number of Michelin-starred restaurants and award-winning cafes. The town is also home to a number of artisan food producers, such as cheesemakers, chocolatiers, and whiskey distillers. Kinsale is a great place to sample fresh seafood, as well as traditional Irish dishes such as stew and soda bread. Activities: Kinsale is a great base for exploring County Cork, with its many castles, gardens, and beaches. The town is also close to Cork city, which has a number of historical attractions and museums. There are also a number of outdoor activities available in the area, such as hiking, cycling, and fishing. Overall: Kinsale is a charming and vibrant town with something to offer everyone. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, food, or outdoor activities, you’re sure to have a great time in Kinsale. Additional Information: Kinsale is located about 25 kilometers south of Cork city. The best time to visit Kinsale is during the summer months, when the weather is mild and there are plenty of festivals and events taking place. Kinsale is a relatively small town, so it’s easy to get around on foot or by bike. There are a number of hotels, guesthouses, and self-catering accommodations available in Kinsale. Main Features 101172 m2 of land for development Excellent location close to many amenities Stunning views. Huge Potential in the rental market if developed on. today to buy or sell your property in Ireland fast online.

Property for sale - Excellent Plot of land for sale in Monteensudder Glengarriff County Cork Ireland Esales Property Id: es Property Location Monteensudder Glengarriff West cork Munster Ireland Property Details Here we present an excellent plot of land in one of Irelands,s most sought after areas for development right now. Potential enormous 100 mtrs glengarriff village.garnish island close by kenmare, killarney within a 1/2 hrs /3/4hrs zoned commercial/resd one of last zoned lands in the area. About the Area Glengarriff is a small seaside village on the Ring of Beara surrounded by high rugged mountains pocked with old bogs being farmed for peat. Local tourist sites include the Italian Gardens on Garnish Island (Ilnacullin), which may be visited by boat trip. Offering a broad view of the surrounding area, the round Martello tower on the island was built to guard against a threatened Napoleonic invasion that never materialized. In the nearby Glengarriff Forest is the glen that gave Glengarriff its name, (loosely translated as rough glen) containing some of the oldest and most extensive oak and birch groves left in Ireland. A short but steep trail leads up to Lady Bantry’s Lookout, which has views over Glengarriff and the west Cork area. Other tourist amenities include the Bamboo Park, behind Toad Hall, a local amenity area featuring a child’s playground and Blue Pool lagoon, the nearby Barley Lake and the historic Eccles Hotel. Walking trails in the area are extensive, kayaking on the bay is regularly scheduled, and live music is played at local pubs, particularly during the tourist season.[citation needed] Glengarriff also has several shops, art galleries, pubs, restaurants and other services. Glengarriff harbour is a sheltered anchorage and has visitors’ moorings for visiting yachts. Glengarriff has an annual music festival, the Jim Dowling Uilleann Pipe & Trad Festival, which takes in June and focuses on uilleann piping. Glengarriff Golf Club is a nine-hole course on the east side of the village. It is associated with the late Maureen O’Hara, the film actress, who had a home nearby. Glengarriff Gaa Club was founded in 1981 after breaking away from neighbouring Adrigole Gfc. It fields Gaelic football teams from Junior ‘A’ level to Under 6s. Teams compete in leagues and championships run by the Beara Gaa division. Main Features • 3000 m2 of land for development • Excellent location close to many amenities • Stunning country views. . today to buy or sell your land in Ireland.

Property for sale - Luxury Guesthouse For Sale in Cobh County Cork Ireland with 3D Virtual Tour Esales Property Id: es Property Location Lake Road Rushbrooke Cobh Co Cork Cork Munster P24RY88 Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, Ireland is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment in this magnificent part of the world. ROBIN Hill House + (Guest House) Robin Hill House – Period Property – Cobh Reception Rooms – 5 Bedrooms – 6 all en-suite Secondary Accommodations: Adjacent 2 bedroom apartment, and 1 bedroom wooden garden chalet. 2Nd chalet pending planning permission soon!! Price – € 1,500,000 Address – Lake Road, Rushbrooke, Cobh, Co Cork. Postal Code – P24RY88 Title: Freehold Extras: Commercial Licensed property, Listed building, Sea view Land: 0.6 acres Being sold as a going concern with training and handover included. This magnificent period property is perched on an elevated position within Rushbrooke and benefits from panoramic views over Cork Harbour. Rushbrooke is dominated by large detached period dwellings linked to the strong local maritime history. Behind this area of Rushbrooke lies the attractive rolling countryside. The property is situated approximately 1 mile from Cobh town center. Main House Elegant accommodation in a very private setting! As you enter through the original, restored Victorian porch you at once sense the peaceful and extraordinary atmosphere of Robin Hill. A large entrance hallway, leads to spacious reception rooms with original plasterwork cornices. Robin Hill House encompasses the charm and character of the Victorian era with wonderful period features. Henry Hill, a renowned architect, originally designed the House, in 1866, for the esteemed Rushbrooke family. Lord Rushbrooke was an Admiral in the British Royal Navy at the time. It was the Rushbrooke’s family home up until the 1950’s. It was then sold to the Church of Ireland and became a Rectory until the early 1970s. Following this it came into private ownership and over the years it was operating as an up market guest house and a fine dining restaurant, until, the present owner bought it in 2005 and has operated a holistic healing center with an award winning Guest House to the present day. The house has been tastefully restored and sensitively maintained with many of the original features still intact. The property is in superb condition and enjoys a fine elevated position with a sunny southerly aspect. It overlooks the enchanted, mature garden with, glass house, kitchen garden, and complete privacy. There is a red cedarwood sauna and shower in the garden for guests to enjoy, There a large private parking area to the front of the house. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a large much sought after period residence with an award winning Guest House business being sold as a going concern with breath-taking sea views in one of the most beautiful settings in Ireland. Apartment In what would have been the old kitchens of the main house in the Victorian era, is a delightful 2-bedroom apartment with its own private courtyard. It has recently been refurbished to a very high spec with a contemporary twist. A lot of fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. The Apartment has its own front and rear entrances and can also be accessed through the main house. The Wine cellar is accessed from the apartment, and there is plenty of scope for change, possibly incorporating the cellar into the apartment/gym/hydro room. Ground Floor • Entrance Porch: with feature timber windows and doors, original tiled floor and church style windows. • Entrance hallway: 5.6m x 2m with carpet floor covering, ladies & gents toilets and cloakroom/store room. • Office: 3.8m x 3.2m with carpet floor covering, fitted shelving (could be opened to create a larger hall / library or media room) • Main Lounge: 5m x 4.2m with solid oak wooden floor covering, feature bay window overlooking gardens and Cork Harbor, Doorway through to main reception room I. • Main Reception room I : 9.6m x 4.5m currently used as patient waiting area, with carpet floor covering, part exposed stonewalls, feature glazed window to Reception room II. • Reception room Ii: 3.6m x 3.4m with part exposed stonewall with carpet and hardwood floor covering, double French doors to a south facing large patio area, panoramic views over gardens and Cork Harbor, currently being used as a dining & function room • Kitchen: 4.5m x 3.4m with back door leading to private side yard with suntrap deck, also includes two large storage rooms -Storage room 1: 2.4m x1.4m with window, Storage room 2: 2.4m x 2.8m- ) • Private 2 bedroom apartment: containing a sitting room, kitchen with French door leading to private courtyard, two bedrooms, bathroom with tiled floor and walls, corner bath, wc, whb and separate access. 97Sq.M. • Basement: 5.3m x 5.3m has been used as a wine cellar divided into three areas. First Floor • Bedroom I: 5.2×4.2m with carpet floor covering, overlooking cork harbor, en-suite with tiled floor and walls, wc, whb and shower. • Bedroom Ii: 5m x4.4m with carpet floor covering, overlooking harbor, en-suite with tiled floor, wc, whb, and shower. • Bedroom Iii: 5.4m x3.8m with carpet floor covering, en-suite with tiled floor, wc, whb, bath and shower. • Bedroom Iv: 5.4m x3.4m with carpet floor covering, overlooking, en-suite with tiled floor, wc, whb, and shower. • Bedroom V: 5.8m x3.8m with carpet floor covering, overlooking, en-suite with tiled floor and walls, wc, whb, bath and shower. • Bedroom Vi: 5.5m x 5.8m with carpet floor covering, en-suite with tiled walls and floor, wc, whb, bath and shower Robin Hill Cabin Set amongst the trees is this charming self-contained one bed roomed wooden chalet. The cabin is pet friendly which is very popular opion much sought after by animal lovers.The bijoux chalet has its own galley kitchen, bathroom/shower , seating area, deck and dining area. The owner is presently going to build another cabin in the garden when planning permission is achieved. Gardens The garden is truly an enchanted haven. Beautiful mature trees line the driveway creating a magnificent canopy into this secluded sanctuary. Steps lead from the large, sun soaked patio into the thriving garden. A wide variety of mature trees and shrubs have been well planted over the years offering privacy to the house, a haven for wildlife, and something to gaze at no matter the season. The garden rests on a sunny southerly aspect trapping the day’s warmth. There is a sauna and shower here also for guests to enjoy. The garden contains bespoke private seating areas (fairy & angel gardens) for guests to enjoy a drink and relax in. A stone path leads to the glasshouse, garden shed, and kitchen garden where everything seems to flourish. To the side of the house there is a delightful private graveled garden with a concrete deck catching the afternoon sunlight used for staff and owner. There is a spacious garage / utility / store room in this area also. ABOUT The AREA Cobh is a picturesque and historic maritime town on the Great Island, the largest of three islands inside Cork Harbour. The island is now connected by roads and bridges and is also served by a rail & bus link to Cork city. A car ferry crosses the River Lee from Carrigaloe in Cobh to Glenbrook. Cobh is a place of great natural beauty and rich culture. It is noted for its amenities including fishing, bird watching and water sports. The well known Fota Wild Life Park and Arboretum is 15 minutes drive away. Cobh is most famously known as being the last Port of call for the ill fated Titanic. Formally named Queenstown it was also the place where a lot of the Irish emigrants set sail for the Usa and Australia during the Irish famine in the mid 1800’s. There are now over 100 cruise liners visiting Cobh each year which greatly enhances the tourist trade. The town provides local shops, fine restaurants and amenities whilst Cork City, Douglas, and Midleton provide comprehensive financial and leisure facilities together with the widest range of shops and services. There are excellent communications with Cork International Airport, only 30 minute’s distance with extensive scheduled flights to Britain and Europe. Cork Ferry Port also provides sailings to the Uk and Continental Europe. MAIN FEATURES: • 498m2 of living space • 2429m2 plot size • 9 Bedrooms between all dwellings • 8 Bathrooms between all dwellings • Private Garden • Private Parking • Stunning Views • Thriving Business with licence to sell wine • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Ireland • Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby • Rental Potential through Airbnb and today to buy or sell property in Cork Ireland fast online