Yellowford, Ballymacoda, CorkP25X022

The property offers a large c.1.13-acre private site which provides ample outdoor space for children to play, though the two-bedroom layout and compact 65.74 m² floor area may feel restrictive as families grow.

While the extensive outdoor grounds offer plenty of space, the limited two-bedroom accommodation and remote rural setting may lack the independence and proximity to amenities that teenagers typically prefer.

With only two bedrooms and a modest floor area of 65.74 m², the property is unsuited for multi-generational living arrangements without significant expansion.

An affordable entry point at €250,000 for single buyers wanting a detached home with generous land, though the rural location requires reliance on private transport.

Well-suited for couples seeking a peaceful rural retreat with manageable upkeep, open-plan living, and a spacious 1.13-acre site.

The single-level living potential of the ground floor combined with low room counts appeals to downsizers, though maintenance of the extensive 1.13-acre grounds should be factored in.

The peaceful rural setting and manageable footprint are attractive, but the spiral staircase to the bedrooms and rural isolation might present challenges for ageing in place without modification.

The peaceful rural environment provides a quiet backdrop for home offices, though buyers should verify broadband connectivity speeds.

Provides easy access to the N25 for commuting toward larger employment hubs like Cork or Youghal, though a car is essential.

An ideal setup for retirees looking to escape urban life for a manageable home with expansive private outdoor space.

While ground-floor living areas exist, the first-floor bedrooms are accessed via a spiral staircase, which may pose mobility challenges later in life.

While the internal 65.74 m² footprint is compact, maintaining the c.1.13-acre site and mature gardens requires ongoing effort.

Features a private gated entrance leading to a spacious driveway and parking forecourt, enhancing security and privacy.

The open-plan ground floor layout lends itself well to a clean, minimalist design approach.

The two-bedroom, single-bathroom layout of 65.74 m² offers limited flexibility for reconfiguration without extension.

Originally built in circa 1950, the property retains a charming traditional character set within a mature rural landscape.

Relies on a private well and oil-fired central heating, with an energy rating of D2 indicating potential for future environmental upgrades.

Outstanding outdoor provision featuring c.1.13 acres of private grounds, mature trees, established gardens, and a block-built garden shed.

The extensive grounds extending to c.1.13 acres with established garden areas and mature trees provide an exceptional canvas for gardening enthusiasts.

The surrounding East Cork countryside and nearby coastal areas offer excellent opportunities for walking and outdoor exploration.

There are no gyms within immediate walking distance, requiring travel to nearby towns for dedicated fitness facilities.

Quiet rural roads surrounding the property offer pleasant cycling routes, though regional traffic on main connectors should be navigated with care.

While local golf facilities require a drive to surrounding towns, the region generally supports access to regional courses.

Proximity to coastal spots like Knockadoon Pier and Ballycotton provides good access to coastal and local fishing opportunities.

The rural setting and large site offer potential for equestrian interests, though specialised facilities would need to be investigated locally.

Proximity to nearby beaches and coastal locations supports a range of water sports for enthusiasts willing to travel short distances.

The open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area combined with vast outdoor grounds offer good hosting potential, though indoor seating space is limited by the home's footprint.

Located in a peaceful rural setting in Yellowford, Ballymacoda, offering exceptional privacy and quiet surroundings.

Set on a substantial c.1.13-acre site surrounded by the East Cork countryside, perfectly embodying rural living.

Conveniently located within easy reach of Ballymacoda and Killeagh villages for local shops and community facilities.

Proximity to the East Cork coastline, including Knockadoon Pier, Ballycotton, and Garryvoe beaches, makes it appealing for coastal enthusiasts.

The rural location lacks urban density and convenience, requiring a drive to Midleton or Youghal for major town amenities.

Proximity to Ballymacoda and Killeagh villages encourages participation in local community groups and rural activities.

Café culture is limited locally, requiring trips to Youghal or Midleton for a wider selection of eateries.

The rural location offers virtually no local nightlife, which is concentrated in nearby larger towns.

Local wellness groups will likely require travel into nearby village centres or larger towns.

Rural setting offers very limited local professional networking opportunities.

The rural location lacks proximity to dedicated tech hubs, meaning remote workers depend entirely on home internet performance.