Tomnahealy (Site 1: C. 1.1 Acres), Castletown, County Wexford

The generous 1.1-acre site offers plenty of outdoor space for young children to play safely, and local primary schooling is available nearby in Castletown and Tara Hill.

While the spacious rural setting provides privacy and freedom for teenagers, the location is remote regarding public transport and secondary school access, requiring driving for most independent activities.

The property consists of a site with planning permission for a single two-storey dwelling and detached garage, meaning multi-generational living would require bespoke architectural design during construction.

Single buyers looking for a turnkey home may find a site with planning permission daunting and expensive to develop independently, especially given local needs criteria restrictions.

An appealing opportunity for couples wanting to build their own custom home from scratch in an idyllic coastal and rural setting, though construction management and financing are required.

Offers a peaceful countryside lifestyle close to beaches and golf, though building a custom home and maintaining a 1.1-acre plot in later years should be carefully considered.

While the area offers a tranquil environment near the coast, retirees should factor in the complexities of managing a self-build project and the car-dependency of the location for daily services.

Building a custom home allows for a dedicated home office setup, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds and fiber connectivity in the area.

Suitable for hybrid workers who only commute occasionally, but the rural County Wexford location is likely too remote for a standard daily city commute.

An ideal setting for retirees looking to design their dream retirement home in a peaceful coastal and rural community, provided they are comfortable managing a property build.

Since the property is an unbuilt site, buyers have the opportunity to design a single-story or accessible layout, though the rural location is car-dependent for medical services.

Maintaining a 1.1-acre rural plot requires ongoing landscaping and grounds upkeep, resulting in higher exterior maintenance demands.

As a blank canvas site, buyers can easily incorporate secure gated entry and perimeter fencing into their custom development plans.

Full planning permission is already in place for a specific two-storey dwelling and garage design, so strict minimalist concepts would require planning amendments.

Building from a granted planning permission offers moderate layout flexibility before construction begins, though changes must respect the approved planning envelope.

This is a modern greenfield site with new planning permission, offering a completely contemporary new-build opportunity rather than a period property.

New builds must adhere to modern building regulations and energy standards, but eco-friendly features like solar panels or heat pumps would need to be integrated by the buyer.

A spacious c. 1.1-acre site providing exceptional outdoor space, garden potential, and privacy surrounding the approved dwelling.

A substantial 1.1-acre site provides an expansive canvas for keen gardeners to landscape, grow vegetables, or establish extensive outdoor flora.

The surrounding scenic countryside near Tara Hill and proximity to coastal strands like Kilgorman offer fantastic opportunities for walking enthusiasts.

There are no commercial gym facilities directly within walking distance, meaning residents will likely need to travel toward larger nearby towns for fitness facilities.

The scenic local roads around Tara Hill and towards the coast offer pleasant cycling routes, though rural roads lack dedicated cycle lanes.

Exceptionally well-positioned for golf lovers, with two super golf courses at Ballymoney and Courtown Golf Club both within a convenient five-minute drive.

The coastal proximity and nearby rivers or regional angling spots offer good access to fishing pursuits for enthusiasts.

The rural environment and local country roads provide a suitable setting for equestrian activities, subject to local stable availability.

Proximity to popular regional beaches such as Kilgorman strand and Ballymoney beach makes this an ideal location for those interested in coastal water sports.

While a self-built home can be tailored with open-plan entertaining spaces, the rural location means guests will largely need to travel by car.

Located in a serene rural setting near Tara Hill and Castletown, offering an exceptionally quiet environment away from urban congestion.

This is a c. 1.1-acre greenfield site in the open countryside, perfectly suited for those seeking a traditional rural lifestyle.

Castletown is located just 1km away, providing essential local amenities such as a shop, pub, church, and primary school within close proximity.

The area is a renowned tourist spot with beautiful beaches like Kilgorman strand just 2km away and Ballymoney beach within a 5km drive.

The location is decidedly rural and distant from major urban centers, offering virtually none of the conveniences of city living.

Adjoining the Castletown GAA grounds and close to the local village, there are strong grassroots community opportunities to get involved.

Castletown offers basic village amenities, but vibrant cafe culture and specialty coffee spots will require traveling to nearby towns.

Nightlife is limited locally to village pubs, with more extensive entertainment options requiring travel to larger urban hubs.

Local wellness groups or classes like pilates & stretching would likely be found through community centers in nearby towns rather than directly in the village.

The rural and residential nature of the site offers minimal professional networking opportunities locally.

There are no local tech hubs in the immediate vicinity, making this location entirely dependent on remote home-office infrastructure.