Lug na Geapall
Glounaphooka
Caheragh
Drimoleague
Co Cork
P47 ET25

Traditional farmhouse and outbuildings set on 4 acres approximately, located in a quiet rural setting convenient to Ballydehob and the towns of Bantry and Skibbereen.

This south-facing, stone-built and slated residence has the benefit of oil-fired central heating, a solid fuel stove in the living room and double-glazed windows.

The accommodation on the ground floor includes entrance hall, kitchen / dining room, sitting room and living room. This floor also benefits from an adjoining space that could be used as a workshop or a studio. The first floor consists of 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The house is a stone-built and slated building with various extensions and requires renovation and restoration. There are numerous outbuildings and a hayshed located on the property.

The 4 acres of lands are laid out primarily in grass. The lands enjoy a south facing sunny aspect.

This property is convenient to Ballydehob and to both Bantry and Skibbereen market towns while also being just 1.5 hours approx. from Cork City.

Services: Electricity, Septic Tank, Well Water.

BER: G
BER Number: 109293506
Energy Performance Indicator: 802.92 kWh/m2/yr

Drimoleague is an historical village, situated on the R586 regional road. It lies roughly halfway between the towns of Dunmanway and Bantry. Drimoleague was founded in and around 1851 in the townland of Baurnahulla, after a station on the Cork, Bandon and South Coast Railway was built there.