C. 16.69ha - C.40.01 Acres, Sites & Lands Gleann Ean, Glenville, Co. Cork

The location in a rural village setting near a local primary school offers a family-friendly environment, though buyers should verify the safety and suitability of the surrounding undeveloped land and sites for young children.

Proximity to Cork City provides access to secondary education and broader amenities, but the rural location means teenagers may experience limited local entertainment and public transport options.

With a substantial landholding of over 40 acres and potential for multiple housing units subject to planning, there is significant physical space for multi-generational living configurations.

The property consists largely of agricultural land and development sites sold as seen without planning permission, making it less practical for standard single first-time buyers looking for a ready-to-move-in home.

Couples interested in a long-term development or agricultural project may find the scale appealing, though the lack of an existing residential structure requires substantial capital and planning effort.

While offering a peaceful rural lifestyle, managing a 40-acre holding and navigating the planning process for construction may be overly demanding for empty nesters.

The quiet village setting appeals to retirees, but the absence of immediate healthcare facilities on-site and the management requirements of large acreage pose practical challenges.

Remote working is feasible given the space to build a home office, though buyers should independently verify local broadband speeds and reliability in this rural area.

Cork City is roughly a 20 km drive away, making a hybrid commute manageable for professionals working part-time in the city.

Well-suited for retired individuals seeking a quiet countryside project, provided they are prepared for land management.

The property features good road frontage, but security infrastructure such as gated entry would need to be established by the buyer.

Without an existing home and with remote rural positioning away from specialized medical services, this property requires significant development before it could support ageing in place.

Managing over 40 acres of agricultural land, woodland, and navigating planning applications represents a high-maintenance undertaking.

The offering is raw land rather than a finished architectural structure, offering no built minimalist features.

Because any future residential structures would be built from scratch subject to planning, buyers have total flexibility in designing their floor plans.

While located in a historic village context, the land itself is primarily agricultural and undeveloped rather than featuring a protected heritage dwelling.

Featuring mature woodland, unique habitats, flora and fauna, and river frontage along the Owenbawn, the property possesses strong natural ecological credentials.

With approximately 40.01 acres encompassing agricultural fields and mature woodland, outdoor space is the defining asset of this property.

With extensive grounds, mature woodland, and agricultural lands, there is virtually limitless space for large-scale gardening, landscaping, and horticulture.

The surrounding countryside, mature woodland, and riverside boundaries along the Owenbawn River offer excellent opportunities for scenic walks.

There are no dedicated fitness facilities directly on-site, requiring travel to nearby towns or Cork City for gym access.

The rural roads surrounding Glenville provide good routes for road cycling, though undulating terrain and traffic conditions should be factored in.

While local golf courses would require a drive to larger nearby hubs like Mallow or Fermoy, the general region accommodates the sport adequately.

The property is bounded to the south by the River Owenbawn, offering potential localized fishing opportunities subject to rights and permits.

The extensive acreage, agricultural lands, and mature woodland provide a very suitable environment for keeping horses and equestrian pursuits.

Inland location limits water sports primarily to river environments, with major water sports requiring travel toward the coast.

Outdoor entertaining space is vast in terms of land area, but hosting is limited by the current absence of a residential dwelling on the property.

Situated in a small, historic village along the Owenbawn River with mature woodland, the location offers an exceptionally tranquil and peaceful environment.

Comprising c. 40 acres of agricultural land and mature woodland, this property epitomizes rural Irish countryside living.

Located just south of Glenville village, residents have easy access to local amenities including a primary school, shop, pub, and church.

The property is located inland in County Cork, far removed from coastal areas and marine activities.

Cork City is approximately 20 km away, providing occasional access to urban amenities while maintaining a strictly rural and village-based daily backdrop.

Glenville's small village population fosters a tight-knit community feel, supported by local sporting clubs and community staples.

Café options within walking distance are very limited, requiring trips to larger market towns or Cork City for a broader cafe culture.

Nightlife is restricted to the local village pub, with extensive entertainment and nightlife venues situated further away in Cork City.

Local wellness groups are sparse in the immediate village, though nearby towns offer standard community fitness and health classes.

The rural setting offers few professional networking opportunities outside of traveling into regional economic hubs.

Proximity to Cork City provides eventual access to tech employment clusters, but the immediate site is entirely rural and agricultural.