Skibbereen, Cork, Ireland

In these uncertain times this property could appeal to someone that would want to be self-sufficient and be off the grid. Within walking distance of two beaches and 22 2 Acres of land. Ten acres being very good quality and the rest that would be suitable for grazing for sheep and goats.
Set within a remarkably scenic coastal landscape, the property combines a three-bedroom farmhouse, approximately 22.2 acres of land, two traditional stone out-buildings, an open-fronted agricultural shed and a separate coastal parcel extending towards the Atlantic shoreline.
The supplied Landdirect information shows the property held under Folio CK14343, comprising two separate plans with a combined recorded area of approximately 8.99 hectares, or 22.2 acres.
The farmhouse and farmyard are positioned within the main landholding, while the second parcel provides an exceptional coastal element with rocky shoreline front-age and uninterrupted views across the surrounding Atlantic waters.
The land comprises a mixture of improved grassland, traditional stone boundaries, rocky outcrops and areas of rougher coastal ground. The elevated position provides extensive countryside and sea views across one of West Cork's most distinctive coastal landscapes.

The residence retains the character of a traditional West Cork farmhouse while offering comfortable and functional accommodation. The property includes two ground-floor reception rooms, a modern fitted kitchen, a large utility room, a ground-floor W/C, three first-floor bedrooms and a first-floor shower room.
IMPORTANT PROPERTY EXCLUSION
The separate modern dwelling visible in the aerial photographs and excluded by the red boundary outline does not form part of this sale.
LAND AND OUTBUILDINGS
The main landholding includes a combination of improved grazing fields and elevat-ed rougher ground incorporating exposed rock, natural vegetation and traditional field boundaries.
The separate coastal parcel forms an especially attractive part of the property, ex-tending towards the rocky Atlantic shoreline and offering outstanding sea and coastal views.
The property includes two traditional stone outbuildings which provide useful agri-cultural or storage space and may offer further potential, subject to their condition and any necessary planning permission or professional advice.
An additional open-fronted agricultural shed provides practical machinery, livestock or general farm storage space.
The farmhouse, stone buildings and open-fronted shed are arranged around an es-tablished yard, creating a traditional West Cork farmstead setting.
LOCATION
The property is situated at Drishanemore, close to Tragumna and approximately 7 kilometres from Skibbereen.
This peaceful coastal location provides countryside privacy while remaining within easy reach of two beaches, a local pub, shops, schools, harbour villages and essen-tial services.
SKIBBEREEN
Skibbereen is approximately 7 kilometres away, or around a 10 to 15-minute drive.
This vibrant West Cork market town provides an excellent selection of shops, su-permarkets, cafés, restaurants, schools, medical services, banks and sporting facil-ities.
The town is also home to the Ludgate digital hub, Skibbereen Heritage Centre and a popular weekly farmers' market.
CASTLETOWNSHEND
Castletownshend is approximately 10 kilometres away, or around a 15 to 20-minute drive along the local coastal roads.
This historic harbour village is known for its attractive coastal setting, traditional ar-chitecture and picturesque main street descending towards the harbour.
The village provides a welcoming selection of places to eat and drink and offers con-venient access to several coastal walks, coves and viewing points.
BALTIMORE
Baltimore is approximately 16 to 18 kilometres away, or around a 20 to 25-minute drive.
This attractive harbour village is well known for sailing, fishing, restaurants and ferry connections to Sherkin Island and Cape Clear Island.
Baltimore also provides access to whale-watching excursions, boat trips and nu-merous coastal and water-based activities.
TRAGUMNA BEACH
Tragumna Beach is within a few minutes' drive of the property.
This attractive sheltered sandy beach overlooks Drishane Island and provides public parking, toilet facilities and lifebuoys.
It is a popular local destination for swimming, walking and enjoying the surrounding coastal scenery.
TRALISPEEN BAY BEACH
Tralispeen Bay Beach is also within a few minutes' drive.
This quieter coastal cove offers an attractive setting for swimming, kayaking and other coastal recreation, with parking and level access available.
THE SKIBBEREEN EAGLE
The Skibbereen Eagle, the local Tragumna pub, is also only a few minutes from the property.
It provides a convenient nearby social amenity and contributes to the welcoming community atmosphere of the Tragumna area.
THE WILD ATLANTIC WAY
The property is exceptionally well positioned for exploring the West Cork section of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Extending for approximately 2,500 kilometres along Ireland's Atlantic coastline, the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the world's longest defined coastal touring routes.
The route is celebrated for its rugged landscapes, traditional harbour villages, is-lands, sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs and uninterrupted Atlantic views.
From the property, purchasers can explore the nearby coastline around Tragumna, Tralispeen, Castletownshend and Baltimore before travelling further towards Union Hall, Glandore, Rosscarbery, Clonakilty, Schull, the Mizen Peninsula and Sheep's Head.
The surrounding area offers an exceptional range of outdoor and coastal activities, including swimming, sailing, kayaking, fishing, walking, cycling, wildlife watching, whale watching and island trips.
The location provides an excellent base from which to enjoy the quieter and less de-veloped stretches of the West Cork coastline while remaining within convenient reach of established towns, villages and services.
CORK CITY
Cork City is approximately 85 to 90 kilometres away, with an estimated driving time of around one hour and 25 minutes to one hour and 35 minutes, depending on traffic and the route taken.
The city provides major shopping facilities, hospitals, universities, restaurants and an extensive selection of cultural and historical attractions, including the English Market.
CORK AIRPORT
Cork Airport is approximately 85 kilometres away, with an estimated driving time of around one hour and 25 minutes.
The airport provides convenient connections to a broad range of destinations throughout the United Kingdom and Europe.
ACCOMMODATION
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and extends to a total recorded floor area of approximately 110.1 square metres, or 1,185 square feet.
The ground-floor accommodation includes two front reception rooms, a modern fit-ted kitchen, a large utility room and a separate W/C.
The first floor contains three bedrooms, an upstairs hallway and a shower room.
GROUND FLOOR
FRONT RECEPTION ROOM 1
Approximately 4.9m × 3.3m
16'1" × 10'10"
A welcoming principal reception room incorporating the main entrance, a traditional fireplace and the staircase leading to the first floor.
The room benefits from natural light, wood-effect flooring and sufficient space for a comfortable sitting-room arrangement.
KITCHEN
Approximately 3.6m × 3.3m
11'10" × 10'10"
The modern fitted kitchen includes an extensive range of fitted wall and floor units, timber-effect work surfaces, tiled splashbacks, an integrated oven and hob, sink unit and space for a dining table.
Windows positioned above the work surfaces provide natural light and views over the surrounding property.
FRONT RECEPTION ROOM 2
Approximately 3.8m × 3.7m
12'6" × 12'2"
A useful second reception room offering flexible accommodation suitable for use as an additional sitting room, dining room, home office, playroom or general-purpose family room.
UTILITY ROOM
Approximately 4.3m × 3.0m
14'1" × 9'10"
The generously sized utility room provides laundry facilities, worktop space, appli-ance storage and direct external access.
Its size makes it suitable for use as a combined utility room, boot room and general household storage area.
W/C
Approximately 1.4m × 1.8m
4'7" × 5'11"
The ground-floor W/C includes a toilet and wash-hand basin.
FIRST FLOOR
UPSTAIRS HALLWAY
Approximately 2.2m × 2.1m
7'3" × 6'11"
The first-floor hallway provides access to all three bedrooms and the shower room.
BEDROOM 1
Approximately 3.9m × 4.4m
12'10" × 14'5"
A generously proportioned double bedroom benefiting from natural light, built-in storage and attractive views across the surrounding countryside.
BEDROOM 2
Approximately 3.2m × 3.3m
10'6" × 10'10"
A comfortable bedroom with useful floor space, natural light and a traditional slop-ing ceiling.
BEDROOM 3
Approximately 4.3m × 3.1m
14'1" × 10'2"
A bright and flexible third bedroom suitable for use as a double bedroom, guest room, home office or hobby room.
FIRST-FLOOR SHOWER ROOM
Approximately 1.8m × 1.5m
5'11" × 4'11"
The first-floor shower room includes a shower enclosure, toilet, wash-hand basin and roof window providing natural light.
TOTAL FLOOR AREA
Approximately 110.1 square metres, or 1,185 square feet.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a traditional three-bedroom farmhouse together with approximately 22.2 acres, two traditional stone outbuildings, an open-fronted agricultural shed and a separate coastal parcel in a particularly scenic part of West Cork.
The property combines usable agricultural land, characterful buildings, privacy and exceptional countryside and Atlantic views while remaining within easy reach of Skibbereen, Castletownshend, Baltimore, Tragumna Beach, Tralispeen Bay Beach and the local pub.
The combination of the traditional farmhouse, land, farm buildings and coastal set-ting makes the property suitable for a wide range of purchasers seeking a permanent home, coastal retreat, small agricultural holding or countryside lifestyle property.
Any alternative uses or development potential would be subject to the necessary planning permission and professional advice.
For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact the selling agent.
TOTAL SIZE SUMMARY
House floor area: Approximately 110.1 square metres, or 1,185 square feet.
Total land area: Approximately 8.99 hectares, or 22.2 acres.
DISCLAIMER
These particulars are issued by the selling agent for guidance purposes only and do not form part of any offer or contract.
While every care has been taken in preparing these particulars, no representation or warranty is made regarding their accuracy or completeness.
All measurements, floor areas, land areas, distances and journey times are approx-imate and are provided for guidance purposes only.
Any descriptions, photographs, maps, plans and boundaries are intended for identi-fication purposes only and should not be relied upon as statements or representa-tions of fact.
The areas and boundaries shown on the supplied Landdirect maps are not conclu-sive and should be independently verified against the legal title documentation.
The exact ownership, condition, permitted use and structural integrity of the farm-house, outbuildings, agricultural shed, access routes, boundaries and coastal par-cel should be independently verified by the purchaser and their appointed profes-sional advisers.
Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of all infor-mation provided and should obtain independent legal, surveying, engineering, plan-ning and professional advice where required.
No person employed by or acting on behalf of the selling agent has authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to the property.
This aerial image is for illustrative purposes only and does not represent exact boundaries.