Cloughoula
Killavullen
Co. Cork.
P51A582

Rarely does a property of this calibre come to the market. This exceptional Scandinavian-style detached residence, extending to approximately 1750 sq. ft., offers a unique combination of striking architecture, sustainable living, breathtaking scenery and complete tranquillity. Designed to maximise natural light, every room enjoys dual or triple-aspect windows, creating bright, airy living spaces throughout. The ground floor features a superb open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room with a door opening onto a spacious deck, perfectly positioned to enjoy uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside. A separate home office provides an ideal remote working space and could also serve as a fourth bedroom. A family bathroom completes the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs, there are three generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom enjoys its own private balcony, offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding landscape – the perfect place to relax and unwind. Constructed using natural materials, this Scandinavian timber home offers excellent energy efficiency, timeless design and exceptional warmth. While timber homes require exterior staining or oiling approximately every 8–10 years, they are renowned for their longevity when properly maintained. often lasting as long as—or even longer than a conventional block-built home. Set on approximately 7 acres, this is a dream property for those seeking a sustainable lifestyle. The grounds include a mature orchard with apple, pear and plum trees, along with a large polytunnel ideal for growing your own fruit and vegetables. Everything grown on the property has always been organic, with no chemicals ever used on the land. Nature thrives here, with regular visits from deer, hedgehogs and an abundance of native wildlife. For those seeking even greater space or agricultural potential, there is also the option to purchase additional adjoining land by separate negotiation. (additional 22.5 acres optional) The extensive outbuildings further enhance the property's appeal. A large detached garage is fully fitted, plumbed and connected to electricity, making it ideal as a workshop, home gym, studio or additional office space. A separate Steel frame storage shed provides excellent storage and also houses a large backup generator for added peace of mind. Located in the heart of the beautiful Nagle Mountains, the property offers exceptional walking, cycling and outdoor recreation right on your doorstep. Despite its peaceful setting, it enjoys excellent accessibility, with Killavullen Village less than 5 km away and Mallow Town approximately 15 km away, providing a full range of schools, shops, cafés and transport links. This is far more than just a house – it is a lifestyle opportunity. Properties of this uniqueness and quality rarely become available, and its many special features can only truly be appreciated by viewing in person.

7 acre site with Polly tunnell & Orchard
Detached garage with solar pannells
Large Steel Frame shed
Fully Alarmed with cameras
OFCH
Electric car charger
Stunning landscaped gardens
Option to purchase extra land

Entrance Hall 3.3m x 1.42m Timber Flooring.
Kitchen 3.3m x 3.25m Timber Flooring. Recessed Lighting. Fully Fitted kitchen with Quartz worktops, Integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher. Electric/Gas range.
Living/Dining 6.26 x 8.41m Timber Flooring. Solid Fuel Stove. Door out to a decking area.
Office/Bedroom 4 3.23m x 3.26m Timber Flooring. Sliding Robes.
Bathroom 3.3m x 2.24m Timber Flooring. Tiled Splash-backs. Dual double power shower. WHb with vanity unit. Bath and Toilet.
Landing 4.09m x 3.98mn Timber Flooring.
Master Bedroom 6.3m x 3.82m Timber Flooring. Door out to Balconey.
Bedroom 2 3.26m x 3.28m Timber Flooring.
Bedroom 3 3.9m x 2.73m Timber Flooring. Fitted Robes.
Bathroom 2.52m x 2.63m Timber Flooring. Dual Double Shower. Sink with vanity unit and toilet.

Mallow is the largest town along the Blackwater valley; founded in the late 16th century when the Earl of Desmond built a castle to protect the river crossing. The town is sometimes called the crossroads of Munster due to its position on the junction of roads to Waterford, Cork, Dublin, Limerick and Killarney. It's also been identified as a regional hub in the Government's National Spatial Strategy so is likely to grow even more in the future.  Mallow has a large sugar industry processing sugar beet from all over the midlands.