Ballinacor East
Kilbride
Co Wicklow
A67 HD73

Set amidst the peaceful countryside of County Wicklow, this attractive 2-bedroom cottage built in 1890, offers a rare opportunity to purchase a traditional cottage on c. 0.56 acres. Enjoy rural living with generous gardens, useful outbuildings and scenic views. Sitting on just over half an acre of mature grounds, the property combines charm, practicality and privacy in a beautiful natural setting.

•Large site approx. 0.56 acre
•Great location close to Beach and minutes from the M11 Motorway.
•Traditional Detached Cottage

Services
Dimplex panel heaters
Solid fuel stove
Mains water
Septic tank
The property is located less than 4.5km from the M11 Motorway at Wicklow South junction 18 (at the Beehive pub) Beehive Pub is now 'The Wilds Home & Café' offering a café, homewares, florist and garden centre. Withing walking distance to Barndarrig's Post office (Located in Fleming’s Shop) Primary School, church and local café Green Angel. Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens 3km away. A 10-minute drive will have you enjoying all the amenities of both Wicklow Town and Arklow Town which offer all the requirements for modern living including excellent supermarkets, schools, restaurants, bars, and all indoor and outdoor leisure pursuits. The sandy blue flag beaches of Brittas Bay are only 7.2km away.
This charming countryside cottage is an ideal choice for those looking for a quiet lifestyle with space to enjoy the outdoors. With its mix of living comfort, outbuildings, and mature gardens, it offers excellent potential in a scenic and sought-after location.
The property offers endless potential and would also benefit from being upgraded or extended (subject to planning permission).

Entrance Hall 2.31m x 1.47m with hardwood floor, doorway which leads directly into the living and dining area.
Living / Dining Room 5.27m x 5.09m The main living space features hardwood flooring, an exposed brick wall, and solid fuel stove set into a feature brick fireplace. Dual aspect to front and rear, doors to all rooms and open access to kitchen.
Kitchen  The galley style kitchen is fitted with timber storage units at floor and eye level, tiled splashback, plumbed for a dishwasher, integrated hob and oven.
Bathroom 1.76m x 1.61m Tiled floors and walls and is fitted with WC, wash-hand basin and walk in shower cubicle.
Bedroom 1 2.98m x 2.46m The main bedroom is a double room with a window overlooking the quiet courtyard area to the rear of the property.
Bedroom 2 2.98m x 2.53m The second bedroom faces the front of the house and offers lovely views across the surrounding countryside.
Utility Room 3.56m x 2.31m Attached lean to area to the rear, plumbed for both a washing machine and dryer. This space is ideal for laundry, storage, or workshop use.
Outhouse 7.44m x 4.25m To the side of the house is a lean-to style outbuilding, offering additional sheltered storage space.
Garden shed/Garage  perfect for storage or as a potential workshop.
Gardens & Grounds  Set on just over half an acre, the gardens include a mix of mature trees, fruit bushes, shrubs, and vegetable patches. To the rear is a private enclosed courtyard which adds a lovely relaxing outdoor space. The front of the property features a gravel driveway with private parking, and further off-road parking is also available. The grounds are peaceful and well-maintained, with lovely views from various points in the garden.

BER: G
BER Number: 111920344
Energy Performance Indicator: 593.81

Wicklow Town is the capital town of Co. Wicklow. According to local history, the town was founded circa 795AD by the Vikings. The Black Castle ruins which overlook the harbour stand as a reminder of the Norman invasion. The town hosts the start of the Round Ireland Yacht Race which takes places biannually. During this weekend the town comes alive with visitors & locals alike enjoying the Sail Fest and all the markets stalls and entertainment it provides.

The harbour and its surrounds play an integral part in the life of the town, both commercially and from a tourist point of view. Enjoy a stroll out either of the piers or further along The Murrough, a coastal wetland, very popular with walkers and nature lovers where you can enjoy beautiful views of the town and coastline.