Seehanes
Drimoleague
Co Cork
P47 NT25

Seehanes is a carefully renovated and extended, traditional farmhouse with outbuildings and 2.47 acres approx. of mature grounds. The property is set in a quiet, secluded location with a south facing aspect.

The house is restored with many features including fireplace with stove inset, oil fired central heating, wood and tile floors and double glazed windows. All rooms are individually decorated with bespoke finishes.

The accommodation includes living / dining room, kitchen, utility and guest wc on ground floor. The upstairs includes 2 double bedrooms, study / bedroom 3, a bathroom and a box room.

The outbuildings include a barn / workshop, garage and various farm type outbuildings.

The grounds are laid out in an enclosed lawn with mature trees, shrubs and hedges creating an attractive space. There is a 2.47 acre approx. field that is laid out in wilding spaces with paths through. Part of the grounds are planted with young saplings and these are set against a background of mature trees.

Drimoleague is a popular residential location, convenient to the towns of West Cork including Skibbereen, Bantry and Dunmanway. West Cork's popular coastal villages are within a short commute.

Services: private water supply, septic tank drainage, electricity and broadband.

BER: D1
BER Number: 104194832
Energy Performance Indicator: 258.33 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.