Lot 2, Gurteen, Kilgarvan, Co. KerryV93W293

The property features 3.04 acres of land and a stream, which, while scenic, present safety hazards for young children requiring close supervision. The house also needs extensive refurbishment and currently lacks central heating.

While the rural setting and land offer plenty of outdoor space, the remote location far from major towns or amenities means teenagers would have limited independence and social opportunities locally.

With only 95 square metres of floor area, 3 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom across a dated two-storey layout in fair condition, the property is far too small and unmodernised for multi-generational living without substantial expansion.

At an asking price of 150000 euros, it presents an affordable purchase for a handy single buyer, but the significant refurbishment required means high additional capital and effort.

A great project for a couple willing to take on a rural fixer-upper farmhouse, provided they enjoy country living and DIY projects.

The property offers a quiet rural lifestyle and single-level grounds (though two storeys inside), but the heavy maintenance of 3.04 acres and a G-rated old farmhouse may prove burdensome.

The remote location, lack of central heating, and need for major refurbishment combined with a G energy rating make this challenging for retirees, though the scenic solitude is appealing.

The listing notes that wireless broadband service is available in the area, making remote work possible, though buyers should verify the actual speeds and reliability.

The location is quite isolated (14km to Kenmare and 34km to Bantry), making regular commuting to larger employment hubs impractical.

Suits retirees looking for a rural project, but the heavy property maintenance and lack of modern comforts require significant updating first.

The home is a two-storey structure requiring complete renovation, has a G energy rating, lacks central heating, and is far from medical facilities, making ageing in place very difficult without major adaptations.

An old farmhouse built in the late 1800s in fair condition requiring refurbishment, coupled with 3.04 acres of land and woodland, means exceptionally high ongoing maintenance.

The property is rural and private with its own entrance, but lacks formal secure automated gates.

This is a traditional late 19th-century farmhouse with period outbuildings, opposite to a sleek minimalist style.

The 95 sq m layout is rigid across two stories with small traditional rooms (kitchen, living room, sitting room, wc downstairs; 3 bedrooms upstairs).

Built in the late 1800s, this old farmhouse holds genuine period character and historical context near the site of the Battle of Callan.

Features 3.04 acres of land including mature native woodland and a stream, offering great potential for eco-friendly living, though the current BER is a very poor G rating.

Extensive outdoor space featuring 3.04 acres of land, mature native woodland, a stream, elevated views, and a stone outbuilding of about 29 sq. m.

With 3.04 acres of land, mature native woodland, and outbuildings, there is immense scope for landscaping, polytunnels, and extensive gardening projects.

Surrounded by scenic mountain views, river valleys, and quiet country roads, offering endless opportunities for rural walking and hiking.

There are no gyms or fitness facilities in the immediate rural vicinity; residents would need to travel toward Kenmare or Bantry.

The quiet country roads provide scenic routes for cycling enthusiasts, though the hilly terrain and distance from main services should be considered.

The property is quite remote, though courses like Kenmare Golf Club would be accessible via a drive of around 14 kilometres.

The land features a stream sloping down from the property, and it is situated near river valleys, offering good local angling potential.

The expansive 3.04 acres and rural landscape could accommodate equine interests with the addition of appropriate facilities.

Inland location far from major water sports facilities, though the nearby river valleys add to natural scenery.

The house requires extensive refurbishment, currently has no central heating, and has limited indoor living space, though the outdoor acreage offers summer potential.

Located in a highly scenic, elevated rural setting overlooking the Slahney River Valley and surrounding mountains with very few immediate neighbors, offering absolute peace and quiet.

Comprises a detached old farmhouse set on 3.04 acres featuring mature native woodland and a stream, embodying the quintessential rural Irish lifestyle.

Kilgarvan Village is 4.3km away, requiring a short drive rather than immediate village-center convenience.

The property is located inland in Co. Kerry, far from any coastal amenities or beaches.

This is a deeply rural property situated kilometers away from any urban center or city life.

Proximity to Kilgarvan Village (4.3km) allows for local community participation, but the rural isolation means social interaction requires deliberate effort.

No cafes are within walking distance; you would need to drive to nearby towns like Kenmare for café options.

Completely rural setting with zero nightlife in the immediate vicinity.

Such groups would be based in larger nearby towns rather than the immediate rural townland.

Virtually non-existent in this secluded rural location.

Only basic wireless broadband is indicated as available; there are no local tech hubs.