Lahard, Whitegate, CorkP25P267

The property offers generous grounds of nearly an acre for children to play safely, and is within walking distance of Inch Beach. A choice of primary schools is close at hand, though parents should verify transport options and school capacities.

Four bedrooms provide ample personal space, and the large outdoor area is great for older kids. However, the rural location means teenagers may rely heavily on parents for transport to social and recreational activities.

While the single-level layout helps with accessibility, the property only has one bathroom and spans 110 square metres, which might feel constrained for multiple generations living together without reconfiguration.

The home offers plenty of space and potential for remote work, but a detached countryside property with nearly an acre of grounds may entail higher maintenance demands and costs for a single occupant.

An appealing setup for couples wanting a coastal retreat with open-plan living, a sunroom, and close proximity to beaches, walking routes, and nearby village amenities.

The single-level flow and manageable footprint make it well-suited for downsizers looking for a peaceful rural and coastal lifestyle without a multi-story home to manage.

The absence of stairs in the main living areas and ground-level bedroom options suit later-life living. The tranquil setting and community spirit in Whitegate and Aghada add strong appeal.

The peaceful setting and flexible layout provide an ideal environment for home offices, though buyers should independently verify broadband speeds available at the property.

Midleton is around 20 minutes away and Cork City about 35 minutes, making occasional commuting manageable, though daily rush-hour drives should be factored in.

An excellent retirement option combining single-level practicality, a tranquil coastal environment, and a friendly local community.

The single-level accommodation layout facilitates easier mobility in later years, though buyers should verify bathroom accessibility features.

While the home benefits from renewable energy upgrades like solar PV and infrared panels, managing nearly an acre of grounds requires ongoing garden upkeep.

The property features a front boundary wall and gravelled driveway with ample off-street parking, though automated security gates are not currently installed.

The open-plan living and clean finishes offer a contemporary feel, though the 1974 build structure retains a traditional cottage-like footprint.

The open-plan living area, sunroom, and four bedrooms offer good flexibility, alongside potential scopes for outbuildings previously used as kennels.

Built in 1974, the property is a mid-century detached home rather than a period or protected heritage building.

Features a strong suite of renewable features including solar PV panels, infrared heating panels throughout, and electric underfloor heating in the main living area.

Set on approximately 0.96 acres of south-facing lawned gardens with lovely countryside views, outdoor taps, a garden shed, and two dog kennels.

The generous plot of approximately 0.96 acres provides ample space for keen gardeners to cultivate lawns, plants, or vegetable patches.

Walking distance to Inch Beach and the scenic cliff-top trail out to Power Head Lighthouse makes this an exceptional location for walking enthusiasts.

There are no commercial gyms within immediate walking distance, requiring a drive towards Midleton or larger nearby centers for fitness facilities.

The surrounding scenic country roads offer great cycling opportunities, though buyers should note local traffic conditions and rural road widths.

While East Cork offers golf options, players will need to travel a short distance by car to reach the nearest courses.

Proximity to Cork Harbour and coastal spots provides strong potential for sea fishing and coastal angling pursuits.

The rural setting and large plot size offer good potential for animal keeping and equestrian interests, subject to necessary permissions.

Inch Beach is well-loved for surfing, and the wider Cork Harbour area is fantastic for various water sports and sea activities.

The bright open-plan kitchen, sitting, and dining area combined with a sunroom and large south-facing garden create a great environment for hosting guests.

Set in a private coastal townland with countryside views and a large plot, offering a peaceful environment away from urban congestion.

Features nearly an acre of grounds, private well water, septic tank drainage, and previously utilized boarding kennels, offering a true countryside experience.

Surrounding villages like Whitegate and Aghada provide local amenities, a welcoming community, and spots like Corkbeg Coffee and local pubs within easy reach.

Located just a short drive or walking distance from Inch Beach, a sandy Green Coast surf spot, cliff-top walks to Power Head Lighthouse, and sea saunas.

This is firmly a rural and coastal location; Midleton is around 20 minutes away and Cork City is a 35-minute drive, so daily urban conveniences require travel.

The surrounding villages offer a genuine, welcoming community feel with local events, traditional pubs, and community spots.

Local highlights include Corkbeg Coffee on Whitegate pier for specialty treats, with a broader café selection available a drive away in Midleton.

Nightlife is limited locally outside of traditional community pubs like Poc ar Buile; extensive nightlife requires traveling into Midleton or Cork City.

Features like the seaside sauna at Inch Beach support wellness routines, though structured indoor group classes will likely require traveling to nearby towns.

The rural location is not centered around business networking hubs, which are primarily located in Cork City.

Tech hubs are concentrated in Cork City rather than the immediate coastal townland, making this better suited for remote workers than tech campus commuters.