Asking price
€890,000 Sold
1 beds
1 baths
44.62 Acres

Clashanimud

Innishannon

Co. Cork

T12 N276

This is a very attractive 18.06 hectares / 44.62 acres approximately, residential farm holding, presently laid out in permanent pasture, quality lands, suitable for many uses. A gentle sloping south facing farm, with exceptional views across the countryside. The farm is all in one block, divided into a number of fields, with an old-style internal farm roadway.
The dwelling house is situated below the farmyard, a one bedroomed bungalow in good order throughout, with a floor area extending to c. 59.51 sq. mts. / c. 640.88 sq. ft.
This attractive property is located only a short distance off the main road R589 between Bandon and Crossbarry. Being about 8 kms from Bandon town and c. 5 kms from Crossbarry village.
An excellent opportunity for anyone seeking a residential farm holding all in one block, complete with old style farm out-buildings.

Accommodation: Comprises of the following;

Living Room: 4.40m x 3.68m (14'5" x 12'1"): Front entrance leading to living room, open solid fuel
fireplace with natural stone and brick surround.

Kitchen (to rear): 5.26m x 2.43m (17'3" x 8'): Access door to back yard, single drainer stainless steel
kitchen sink and floor level units.

Bathroom: 3.69m x 2.0m (12'1" x 6'7"): Floor fully tiled, w.c., w.h.b. and walk-in corner electric shower
area, (overhead access door to the attic)

Bedroom: 3.80m x 3.71m (12'6" x 12'2"): Two windows one to the front and one to the rear. Small
corner alcove unit.
Services: Sewerage: Septic Tank
Electricity: Mains connection
Water: Mains supply
Heating: Oil-fired central heating

Outside: To the rear a large detached lock-up workshop / garage. Also, an old stone two storey out-house
for storage purposes etc. 

Garden area to the front with mature trees. Farmyard & Out-buildings: Old style throughout:
Outside also comprises of the following:
A three-bay round-roofed shed, with lean-to on both sides, ideal for hay / straw storage. These sheds probably date back to the 1960's / 1970’s. Attached to the lower end of these sheds was the old cow-stall and separate dairy area off same, is the concrete yard / holding pen for livestock. The upper yard comprises of three old-style open-air silage slabs and a three bay dry stock cattle shed, concrete yard and cattle crush off same. In the corner of the yard is a three-bay old-style cubicle shed.
Overall, it's a farm-yard with out-buildings of its time.

BER NO. 116510504
Energy performance indicator: 321.19 kWh/m2/yr

Innishannon is a historic village in County Cork, Ireland, located on the River Bandon and known for its picturesque setting and rural charm. Developed around an important river crossing, it features significant historical sites, including the impressive Horse and Rider Sculpture, and has a vibrant community with local amenities and access to the scenic West Cork region.
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