Kilgarvan, Ballylongford, Co. KerryV31E542

The property offers an expansive rural environment with plenty of open space, but the presence of working farm structures, a shared laneway, and a major restoration project requires vigilant supervision for young children.

Teens may appreciate the privacy and vast land area, but the remote location means they will be heavily reliant on parents for transport to social activities and amenities.

With a substantial holding and a 4-bedroom farmhouse, there is considerable spatial potential, though the existing layout and need for extensive refurbishment would require careful redesign.

A 46.3-acre farm holding with a vacant farmhouse is an immense undertaking for a single buyer unless they are specifically looking to run a farm or heavy renovation enterprise.

Suits couples looking for a rural project or agricultural venture, but the heavy workload of managing land and a dilapidated house might be overwhelming for two people.

Offers a quiet, scenic retirement project with land, though the maintenance demands of a large agricultural holding and older home are substantial.

While peaceful, the remote setup, requirement for continuous property upkeep, and distance from medical centers make this less ideal unless scaling down is not a priority.

The quiet rural setting is ideal for focus, but buyers should investigate and verify local broadband availability and connection speeds for remote employment.

The secluded location down a shared private laneway and 9km from Listowel makes regular commuting to major cities highly impractical.

Suits retirees looking for a hands-on farming or restoration project, though maintenance demands should be carefully considered.

An older multi-level farmhouse requiring complete renovation, combined with rural isolation and stairs, makes aging in place difficult without major modifications.

Features a vacant farmhouse requiring complete refurbishment, a massive 46.3-acre farm holding, outbuildings, and a shared laneway demanding continuous upkeep.

Includes an enclosed gated yard and a private 0.7km shared cul-de-sac laneway, though the shared right-of-way means it is not entirely private.

Traditional 4-bedroom farmhouse layout with conventional rooms, farm stalls, and an agricultural yard rather than clean, minimalist architecture.

The farmhouse structure allows for potential layout reconfigurations during the planned refurbishment grants process.

A traditional farmhouse featuring classic character elements like cow stalls with cobblestone floors, though it requires extensive modernization.

Includes an on-site well, septic tank, and extensive land, but relies on traditional oil and solid-fuel heating systems with an E1 BER rating.

Features roughly 46.3 acres of land, a large concrete yard, an extensive farmyard with modern cattle sheds, a haybarn, and panoramic countryside views.

Vast outdoor space and grounds provide endless opportunities for creating extensive gardens, though currently oriented toward agricultural use and silage.

The surrounding North Kerry countryside and the property's own expansive acreage offer magnificent routes and space for avid walkers.

No commercial gym facilities are nearby, meaning residents must rely on home fitness setups or travel into Listowel.

Quiet local country roads provide scenic cycling routes, though the rural hills and distance from major cycle lanes should be factored in.

Requires a drive to the nearest courses in the surrounding region, as there are no immediate golf facilities directly attached to or surrounding the location.

Proximity to the Shannon estuary area and local rivers in North Kerry offers good access to regional fishing spots.

With extensive land, outbuildings, and traditional farm structures, the property has excellent potential to accommodate horses and equestrian interests.

Inland rural positioning means water sports require traveling toward coastal or estuary access points.

While outdoor space is limitless, the current interior condition requires substantial refurbishment before it is suitable for hosting guests indoors.

Set along a private cul-de-sac laneway in an elevated rural position, the property guarantees ultimate peace, privacy, and freedom from urban noise.

Comprising roughly 46.3 acres of agricultural land, a farmyard, and a rural farmhouse, this is the epitome of a traditional country working holding.

Located about 9km away from Ballylongford village, meaning local village shops and amenities require a short drive rather than being on the doorstep.

While situated in County Kerry near the Shannon estuary region, the property itself is deeply inland and rural rather than coastal.

Completely detached from city life, with the nearest towns like Listowel being small regional hubs located 9km away.

Rural communities near Ballylongford and Listowel offer local clubs and associations, though integrating requires proactive community engagement.

Cafés are non-existent locally, requiring a trip into nearby towns like Listowel for coffee culture.

Absolute rural quietude with zero local nightlife; evening entertainment is restricted to local town pubs.

Formal wellness classes and group activities will necessitate travel into nearby population centers.

Geographically isolated from corporate or professional networking circuits.

Lacks proximity to any tech hubs, relying entirely on remote connections.