Ballydonegan View
Cahermeeleboe
Allihies
Co. Cork
P75 X280

Coastal, 3-bedroom residence on 0.9 acres approximately of grounds, enjoying an exceptional setting with superb countryside and coastal views of Ballydonegan Beach and Bay. The property is located just outside the vibrant village of Allihies on the scenic Beara Peninsula.

The spacious house is designed to maximise light and the superb views. The accommodation of 151.29 sq. m. / 1,625 sq. ft. approx. is laid out in well-designed rooms. The house has the benefit of oil fired central heating, open fireplaces, pvc double glazed windows and tarmacadam driveway.

The accommodation includes entrance hallway, sitting room, open plan kitchen/dining room and living room, utility, wc and a storage room downstairs. Upstairs there are 3 double bedrooms, one en-suite and a family bathroom.

The grounds containing 0.9 acres approx. are mostly laid out in lawns, surrounded by mature trees and shrubs. There is also a small outdoor shed on the property.

The village of Allihies is a 3 minute drive away or a 15 minute walk approx. via the Beara Way pathway. The shops, cafes, pubs, colourful street scape, gardens and play area add to this unique West Cork location. The world renowned Dzogchen Beara Retreat Centre is just a short drive also.

The Beara Peninsula is renowned for its scenery, walking trails and many historical and archaeological sites. The Beara Peninsula's principal town, the fishing port of Castletownbere, is just a 20 minute drive approx. and is one of Europe's premier hubs for fishing fleets.

BER: C3
BER Number: 101255917
Energy Performance Indicator: 219.83 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.