Kennelwood
Maulatrahane
Castlefreke
Clonakilty
Co Cork
P85 YT27

Kennelwood is an attractive, well presented 3 bedroom bungalow residence with 0.44 acre approx. of exceptional gardens, located adjacent to the award winning West Cork village of Rathbarry and set behind the magnificent original stone walls of Castlefreke. The property is just 5 miles approximately from both Clonakilty and Rosscarbery.

The many features of this fine home include oil fired central heating, pvc double glazed windows, multi fuel stove, master bedroom ensuite with walk-in wardrobe, vaulted ceiling in conservatory and bright airy rooms throughout.

The accommodation extends to 102.6 sq. m. / 1,104 sq. ft. approximately and comprises entrance hallway, open plan living/kitchen/dining areas and conservatory off, 3 bedrooms (2 with ensuites), family bathroom and utility.

The gardens extend to 0.44 acre approximately and have been carefully landscaped with an array of specimen trees, shrubs, flowers, rockery and various lawned areas, whilst the castle wall backdrop offers character and privacy.

The property is accessed via a gated and tree lined driveway and a paved patio area to the rear maximises the west facing aspect of the house with distant sea views.

Services: mains water, oil fired central heating and septic tank.

Rathbarry is an award winning Tidy Towns village noted for its community spirit and attractive features. The Long Strand, Owenahincha and Red Strand beaches are convenient and the walks in the area that encompass both woodland and coast are acclaimed. Clonakilty and Rosscarbery are within approx. 12 minutes' drive and there are excellent schools and other facilities available in both.

BER: C3
BER Number: 106394703
Energy Performance Indicator: 208.41 kWh/m²/yr

Clonakilty (pop. 3,432) is a popular tourist destination in the south of Ireland. People come for blue flag beaches such as Inchydoney, the local cuisine, and traditional music. The Traditional Clonakilty Festival attracts thousands of visitors each June. There is a strong sense of community, and the town was voted Ireland's tidiest in the prestigious national competition in 1999.