Direens
Rossmore
Clonakilty
Co Cork
P85 RD42

Traditional farm house that has been tastefully renovated and extended into a 4 bedroom home, separate annex and large shed/workshop on 2.25 acres approx. of private grounds which include a mature wooded area and two paddocks.

Location
The property enjoys an enviable rural setting, located off a quite country road. The house is convenient to Rossmore village, Kilmeen National School and all that the West Cork towns of Clonakilty and Dunmanway have to offer.

House
The house, measuring approx. 1800 sq.ft (167 sq.m.), was substantially renovated c.2005 into a comfortable family home. The ground floor accommodation comprises entrance porch, leading to sitting room which opens through to open plan kitchen/dining room. A utility room and WC are located off the kitchen while two large double bedrooms are accessed off the sitting room. The first floor includes two further large double bedrooms and family bathroom.

Outbuildings
The property includes a separate stone built annex which has the benefit of double glazed windows, WC and being wired for electricity. It offers potential for a variety of uses including a home office, studio or workshop.

A large shed/garage/workshop is located to the rear of the property measuring 66 sq.m. approx..

Grounds
The property is accessed via an idyllic tree lined driveway bordered by dry stone walls. An established mature wooded area is located to the east of the plot while two paddocks have been laid out to the front and back of the site.

Services
o Oil fired central heating with radiators
o Private water supply
o Septic tank
o Broadband is available

BER: D2
BER Number: 115005175
Energy Performance Indicator: 277.54 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.