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4 of a Kind: Charming farmhouse-inspired homes across the country

Live the farmhouse life you always wanted with these properties.

Ballydehob, Co Cork – €575,000 

This 19th century farmhouse in west Cork is nestled between Skibbereen and Ballydehob. It blends historic charm with modern comfort and sits on 6 acres of lush land. The property features mature gardens, paddocks and optional agricultural buildings. Spanning 252 m², the house has seven bedrooms, including a main with en suite bathroom, and versatile spaces for family living. The ground floor offers a cosy sitting room with a fireplace, a formal dining room, a spacious kitchen with breakfast area and a sunroom with countryside views. Practical amenities include a utility room, study and a guest toilet.

Outdoor highlights include a 245 m² stone outbuilding and expansive agricultural facilities. Just 10 km from Ballydehob, known for its arts and gourmet scene, and near picturesque Roaring Water Bay, this property is perfect for those seeking tranquility, privacy and a house along the coast. With well water, oil-fired central heating and broadband, this freehold home delivers modern convenience in a serene rural setting. 

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Taghmon, Co Wexford – €545,000

Sitting on 14.7 acres of pasture, this charming property comprises a four-bed bungalow, a partially restored stone farmhouse and a versatile farmyard. Located on a peaceful road near the R733, it enjoys excellent connectivity to Wexford Town, which is just 15 minutes away. Dublin and Cork are reachable within 2.5 hours. The bungalow, presented in excellent condition, has bright, spacious rooms including a living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room and attic storage. The gardens are also well-maintained. 

Adjacent, the farmyard includes a former milking parlour, two large sheds and a concrete yard with independent access. The original farmhouse exudes old-world charm, offering potential for restoration. This property is ideal for small-scale farming, equine interests or self-sufficient living. Its proximity to beautiful beaches like Curracloe and Kilmore Quay enhances its appeal, making it a rare opportunity to enjoy rural living with modern conveniences.

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Strandhill, Co Sligo – €549,000

Near Strandhill village in Tully is this enchanting 200 year old stone cottage that blends history and modern comfort. Set on nearly half an acre, it has panoramic views of Sligo Bay, Benbulben Mountain, Rosses Point and Coney Island. The property features rustic interiors, pine beams and charming touches throughout. The spaces include a cosy sitting room with a marble fireplace, a spacious kitchen including a dining area with an oil stove, a bright conservatory and multiple versatile bedrooms, including a main with an en suite bathroom. 

Upstairs also has another living space and a family bathroom. The home sits on a well-maintained site with mature gardens, a red brick pathway and ample parking. Modern amenities include PVC double glazing, oil heating and a security system. With its stunning views, proximity to local amenities and historical charm, this is an attractive place to call home.

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Skibbereen, Co Cork – €395,000

Discover this countryside retreat in the heart of west Cork, just 6 km from Skibbereen and 10 km from Drimoleague. Standing on 1.8 acres of private land, this lovingly maintained home seamlessly blends traditional farmhouse character with modern touches. Highlights include exposed beams, a stunning stone fireplace and an open plan kitchen, dining and living area.

The 149 m² property has two spacious bedrooms, with the option for a third. It also features a sunroom that floods the home with natural light. Practical amenities include a utility room and guest toilet. The landscaped garden is a paradise for the green thumbed as it comes complete with a greenhouse, raised beds and a shed.

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