Ballybrusa, Grange, Kinsalebeg, WaterfordP36Y260

The property sits on a generous 1.1-acre site offering plenty of safe outdoor space for young children to play, and a national school is located just seven minutes away in Ardmore. However, the current two-bedroom, 65 m² layout is compact, and the poor BER rating of F means heating costs and thermal comfort should be verified.

With only two bedrooms and 65 m² of floor space, accommodation is tight for teenagers needing personal space. Its rural coastal location also means older children will heavily rely on parents for transport to social activities, secondary schools, and urban amenities.

At 65 m² with a single bathroom and two bedrooms, the existing cottage lacks the independent living zones required for multi-generational families. While the 1.1-acre plot offers expansion potential, any major development is subject to planning permission.

At an asking price of €250,000, this property presents an affordable entry point for single buyers eager to take on a modernization project. However, buyers should budget for substantial upgrade costs given the F energy rating and compact footprint.

An appealing option for couples seeking a tranquil country-coastal project with a charming south-facing orientation, open-plan kitchen/dining, and plenty of outdoor space. The manageable size is easy to maintain, though the F BER rating indicates energy efficiency improvements will be necessary.

The property offers peaceful single-level core living and a delightful garden setting ideal for downsizing to a quiet lifestyle. Nevertheless, the upstairs living room and potential stairs use, combined with a low BER rating, mean buyers should assess future accessibility and retrofit requirements.

While the peaceful coastal setting and proximity to Ardmore's amenities suit retirement living, the presence of stairs to the upper living room and an F energy rating pose practical challenges. Retirees should verify if the ground-floor layout can fully accommodate long-term ageing in place without major renovations.

The quiet rural setting is conducive to home working, but buyers should investigate local broadband speeds and connection reliability before committing to full-time remote work.

Cork and Waterford are accessible for commuters, and Youghal is only 18 minutes away, but the rural location means travel times to major employment hubs require a reliable vehicle.

An idyllic setting for retirement, offering peace, nature, and nearby village conveniences, though property upkeep and potential retrofit works should be factored in.

The layout features an upstairs living room and a compact ground floor, while the F BER rating suggests cold conditions that are unfavorable for older occupants unless heavily retrofitted.

Requiring modernization, managing a 1.1-acre site, and upgrading an F-rated energy home mean maintenance demands will initially be quite high.

The listing does not indicate a secure gated entry system, meaning buyers would need to install private security measures themselves.

As a character-filled traditional cottage with segmented spaces and conversion potential, it leans toward rustic charm rather than sleek minimalism.

Features an open-plan kitchen/dining hub and an upstairs living room with additional storage, plus scope for future extensions subject to planning permission.

A charming, character-filled traditional south-facing cottage offering genuine historical appeal and period ambiance.

With a poor BER rating of F, the current thermal and energy setup is inefficient and will require significant ecological upgrades and insulation retrofits.

An impressive circa 1.1-acre site surrounds the home, providing extensive gardens, expansion possibilities, and a fantastic connection to the outdoors.

The expansive circa 1.1-acre site provides a massive canvas for avid gardeners to cultivate vegetable patches, landscaping, or extensive flower beds.

Proximity to the stunning cliff walks and sandy beaches of Ardmore, as well as local coastal routes, makes this a paradise for walking enthusiasts.

There are no commercial gym facilities directly on-site or within immediate walking distance, requiring travel toward Dungarvan or Youghal for fitness centers.

The area benefits from scenic local country roads and proximity to the renowned Waterford Greenway, offering fantastic cycling adventures nearby.

Golf enthusiasts are well-catered to with nearby golf clubs accessible within a short drive from the property.

The coastal location close to various bays, beaches, and a harbour town provides great opportunities for sea fishing and coastal angling.

The substantial 1.1-acre plot and rural environment offer good potential for keeping horses or accessing nearby equestrian trails, though local livery should be verified.

Situated near multiple beaches including Clonea, Whiting Bay, and Goat Island, the location is ideal for swimming, surfing, and various water sports.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area paired with a vast 1.1-acre outdoor space provide wonderful potential for hosting gatherings, once internal and external areas are modernized.

Nestled in a peaceful coastal enclave on 1.1 acres, the property offers a wonderfully quiet and private rural atmosphere removed from heavy urban disruption.

Set amidst the countryside of Grange with a large site of over an acre, this home delivers a genuine rural living experience complemented by agricultural and coastal surroundings.

Located just a seven-minute drive from the picturesque village of Ardmore, residents have close access to community amenities, artisan cafés, and local services.

Positioned in a desirable seaside setting close to stunning cliff walks, sandy beaches like Curragh and Goat Island, and breathtaking sea views, this is an exceptional coastal retreat.

The location is decidedly rural and coastal, far removed from urban centers, though the harbour town of Dungarvan is accessible within a 13-minute drive for major conveniences.

Proximity to Ardmore village fosters a strong sense of community, local events, and active participation in local village life.

Artisan cafés and award-winning dining options are available just seven minutes away in Ardmore village and nearby Dungarvan.

Nightlife options are extremely limited locally, consisting mostly of quiet village pubs or hotel dining rather than bustling urban nightlife venues.

While wellness is naturally supported by the coastal environment and outdoor living, structured local health and wellness groups would likely require checking within nearby towns.

The rural coastal location offers virtually no local professional networking opportunities, which are instead concentrated in Cork or Waterford.

Geographically isolated from major technology hubs, meaning professionals will rely entirely on digital infrastructure, the quality of which must be verified.