Lot 2, Gurteen, Kilgarvan, Co. KerryV93W293

The property offers plenty of outdoor space with over three acres to explore, but the home is in fair condition and requires extensive refurbishment, which can be challenging with young children.

The rural setting provides space and independence outdoors, but the remote location far from major towns limits teenage social activities and access to amenities.

With 95 square metres of space across three bedrooms and one bathroom, the layout is too small and traditional for multi-generational living without substantial expansion.

An affordable entry point at €150,000 for a detached home with land, though a single buyer would need a strong appetite and budget for considerable renovation work.

A fantastic project for a couple looking for a rural sanctuary to renovate together, provided they are comfortable with rural isolation and ongoing building works.

Suits empty nesters looking to downscale to a countryside lifestyle with gardening and land, though the property's poor BER and repair needs require careful management.

The scenic and quiet location appeals to retirees, but the lack of central heating, G-rated energy performance, and need for significant updates present practical challenges for ageing in place.

Wireless broadband is available in the area, making remote work possible, though buyers should verify the actual connection speeds for reliable home office use.

The rural location in Kilgarvan makes regular commuting to major employment hubs impractical and time-consuming.

An ideal setup for retirees looking to exit the workforce for a quiet rural homestead, provided they are prepared for home maintenance.

The two-storey layout, single bathroom, remote location, and significant repair requirements make ageing in place difficult without substantial redesign.

A vacant 19th-century farmhouse requiring full refurbishment alongside 3 acres of land demands continuous and intensive property maintenance.

Being a rural detached property offers privacy, but it lacks formal secure gated entry infrastructure at present.

This is an old traditional farmhouse featuring historic character, open fireplaces, and stone outbuildings rather than minimalist architecture.

The interior layout is traditional with separate reception rooms and bedrooms, but ongoing refurbishment works provide a chance to alter the layout.

Built in the late 1800s with stone outbuildings and rich local history near the site of the Battle of Callan, giving it strong heritage appeal.

Features native woodland, a stream, and land suitable for sustainable living, though the current G energy rating indicates poor thermal efficiency.

Comprises an impressive 3.04 acres of grounds, mature native woodland, a stone outbuilding, and elevated valley views.

With 3.04 acres of land including mature native woodland and outdoor areas, there is immense potential for keen gardeners and landscapers.

Surrounded by scenic mountain views, river valleys, and historical walking terrain, making it an ideal base for outdoor walking enthusiasts.

There are no commercial gym facilities nearby in this remote rural location.

The rural roads offer scenic cycling routes, though the hilly terrain and lack of dedicated cycle lanes require caution.

Proximity to Kenmare provides some access to golf facilities, but courses are not immediately on the doorstep.

The property features a stream running through the land and is close to river valleys, offering good potential for freshwater angling interests.

The generous plot size of over three acres and rural context could accommodate equestrian pursuits with appropriate setup.

Limited to river environments locally, with major water sports requiring travel toward coastal or lake areas.

The large outdoor acreage provides a great backdrop for rustic gatherings, but the interior layout and single bathroom are somewhat restrictive for large indoor parties.

Located in a deeply scenic and tranquil rural area in County Kerry with elevated views over the Slahney River Valley, ensuring maximum peace and quiet.

Set on over three acres of land featuring native woodland, a stream, and agricultural surroundings, offering a quintessential rural lifestyle.

Kilgarvan Village is located about 4.3 kilometres away, providing basic local access, but the property itself is very rural rather than village-based.

The property is inland in a mountainous and river valley setting with no coastal proximity.

Set deep in the Kerry countryside far removed from any urban centers, with Kenmare 14 kilometres away and Bantry further still.

Proximity to Kilgarvan Village allows for integration into rural community life and local events.

Very limited local café options directly nearby, requiring trips into nearby towns like Kenmare for café culture.

Zero nightlife options in the immediate rural vicinity.

Access to organized wellness groups is minimal due to the remote country setting.

The rural location offers virtually no local professional networking prospects.

Completely disconnected from any regional technology hubs.