Luí Na Gréine, Ballygibbon, Blarney, Co. CorkT23XF76

The property offers four to five bedrooms and a generous one-third of an acre secure site, making it a safe and spacious environment for young children. Local primary schools and bus services in the area add to the family-friendly appeal.

With five bedrooms and a versatile multifunctional ground floor room with its own ensuite, teenagers can enjoy excellent privacy and independence. The rural location means older teens will rely on transport to reach amenities.

The flexible layout includes a ground-floor multi-functional room with an ensuite, which can accommodate older relatives or multi-generational living arrangements comfortably, though it is not a self-contained annex.

A detached five-bedroom country home on a third of an acre is likely too large and maintenance-heavy for a single buyer, and its rural setting requires a car for daily commuting and social life.

Couples looking for spacious country living will appreciate the property, but five bedrooms offer much more space than two people typically need, leading to higher upkeep.

The single-level ground floor bedrooms and bathroom options support ageing in place, while the peaceful countryside setting suits empty nesters seeking quiet, though garden and site maintenance will require effort.

The property provides peaceful rural living with ground-floor bedroom and bathroom facilities, making it suitable for retirees wanting to escape the city, provided they are comfortable managing a large site.

With five bedrooms, flexible reception areas including a home office option, and 16 solar panels supporting energy needs, the property is exceptionally well-suited for remote working setup.

Located just 4 minutes from Blarney and within reach of major regional employment hubs like Blackpool and Cork, hybrid commuting is very achievable.

The peaceful rural atmosphere, ground-floor bedroom options, and private setting make it an attractive retreat for retirement years.

Ground floor bedrooms, a wet room, and a wheelchair-accessible patio layout support ageing in place, though some internal adaptations may eventually be required.

A 1994-built detached house with a one-third acre site, private well, and BioCycle wastewater treatment system requires regular property and grounds maintenance.

The property features an open tarmacadam driveway entrance rather than secure automated entrance gates, which the buyer may wish to install.

The property features a traditional family home layout with solid timber flooring, a multi-fuel stove, and classic country finishes rather than minimalist architecture.

Exceptional layout flexibility with a multi-functional ground-floor room featuring an ensuite, adaptable as a gym, bedroom, or home office.

Built circa 1994, the property is a modern detached family home rather than a period or heritage property.

Features an impressive B2 BER rating, 16 solar panels, an electric car charger, and a modern condensing oil boiler, offering strong energy efficiency.

Extends to approximately one-third of an acre with a tarmacadam driveway, lawns, established shrubs, and a private rear garden offering ample space for outdoor activities.

The generous one-third of an acre site features a lawn, established shrubs, and a private rear garden, offering fantastic potential for keen gardeners to landscape and plant.

The surrounding countryside roads and proximity to Blarney and local scenic areas provide wonderful opportunities for walking and outdoor strolls.

The home includes a dedicated multi-purpose room currently used as a gym space, though home gym equipment would need to be installed or retained, and commercial facilities are a drive away.

Quiet rural country roads surrounding the property offer pleasant cycling routes, though cyclists must share space with local vehicle traffic.

The location provides reasonable access to regional golf courses in the Blarney and greater Cork area, requiring a short drive.

While rural Cork features local rivers and angling opportunities, buyers should verify specific nearby freshwater fishing spots and access rights.

The rural setting and third-acre plot offer a country atmosphere, though local equestrian facilities and livery yards should be independently verified by the buyer.

Inland rural location far from major water sports facilities, though Cork harbour and coastal spots are reachable by car.

A spacious sitting and dining room with a solid fuel stove, combined with a large patio and extensive outdoor space, makes this home ideal for hosting family and friends.

Situated in a peaceful countryside setting in Ballygibbon with a generous one-third of an acre site, the property offers an exceptionally quiet and private environment.

Set amidst attractive countryside just four minutes from Blarney, this property delivers a quintessential rural lifestyle experience.

While the immediate setting is rural, the close proximity to Blarney village just a four-minute drive away provides convenient access to local shops, cafés, and community amenities.

The property is located inland in County Cork and has no proximity to the coast or marine amenities.

Located in a rural countryside townland, urban amenities require a drive to Blarney, Blackpool, or Cork, offering very little urban hustle in the immediate vicinity.

Proximity to Blarney village encourages participation in local clubs, sports groups, and community events.

Blarney village provides a selection of local cafés and restaurants just a short drive away, balancing rural peace with social convenience.

The rural Ballygibbon setting offers virtually no immediate nightlife, requiring travel into Blarney or Cork city for pubs and evening entertainment.

Local community facilities in Blarney support wellness activities, pilates & stretching classes, and sports clubs.

Given the rural location, professional networking opportunities locally are limited compared to urban business centres.

While the home is great for remote work with solar efficiency, high-speed broadband availability should be verified by the buyer as speeds can vary in rural townlands.