Cluin
Allihies
Beara
Co Cork
P75 PN25

Coastal, architect designed 5 bedroom village property, measuring 2,280 sq. ft. approx., that could be laid out as a family home or in 2 self-contained apartments, enjoying an excellent location within the popular West Cork village of Allihies.

The property, renovated by the current owner in 2008, is full of space and light and is designed to be enjoyed as one residence or as two separate residential units. The many features of this fine property include pvc double glazed windows, open fireplace, modern kitchen units and tile and timber flooring throughout.

The ground floor accommodation includes entrance hallway, open plan kitchen/dining, sitting room, 2 spacious bedrooms, bathroom and utility / wc.

The first floor accommodation includes kitchen / dining, living room, 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom.

There are south facing balconies off the living area on both floors that take advantage of the varied scenic views.

To the rear of the property there is a sunny south facing garden area, 0.3 acre approx., laid out in lawn. It has an adjoining entrance drive bordered with traditional stone boundary walls.

This property represents an opportunity to purchase an ideal holiday home or investment property in the vibrant coastal village of Allihies. The shops, cafes, pubs, colourful street scape, gardens and play area add to the ambience of this unique West Cork location. It is close to sandy Ballydonegan Beach and the world renowned Dzogchen Beara Retreat Centre is just a short drive also. Beara’s principal town, the fishing port of Castletownbere, is just a 20-minute drive away.

BER: C2
BER Number: 116237561
Energy Performance Indicator: 196.03 kWh/m²/yr

Allihies is a coastal parish in the west of County Cork.

The annual Allihies Festival traditionally takes place on the 15th of August. It usually features horse racing - a practice probably dating from the time of more widespread use of horses and ponies in the copper mining industry. It takes place in a setting between the ocean and the surrounding mountains. The festivities now extend through the week and feature music, bale tossing and other events.

In 2008-9 the village also hosted the Michael Dwyer Festival of Traditional Irish music, which commemorates the life of a Beara musician and composer.