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Set on about 19.6 acres, Lower Meadows is a private coastal retreat just 2 km from Ballycotton village. This seven-bed estate combines rustic charm with luxury living, comprising a thatched three-bed cottage linked to a modern four-bed residence via a stunning leisure area with a heated indoor pool. Interiors are light-filled with bespoke kitchens, elegant reception rooms and sweeping ocean and countryside views. Ideal for outdoor and equestrian enthusiasts, the grounds include 10 stables, an all-weather arena, cross-country course, large barn, staff apartment, ornamental lake, walled garden and oak-framed outdoor entertainment area.
Accessed via electric gates and a long private drive, it offers seclusion, sophistication and space in equal measure. Located 42 km from Cork City and 47 km from the airport, it’s a rare blend of rural tranquility, coastal living and high-spec amenities – perfect for family life, entertaining, or equestrian pursuits.
Set on a beautifully elevated 1.56 acre site in Gortaclode, Co Waterford, this stunning four-bed thatched home masterfully blends classic Irish architecture with high-end modern living. Built in the mid-2000s, the 280 m² home features a bespoke ‘Andrew Ryan kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, elegant parquet and tiled flooring, and a welcoming double-height entrance hall with a floating walnut staircase. Designed for both luxury and practicality, it includes a ground floor guest suite, dedicated playroom and smart home features like surround sound and a top-tier security system.
French doors open to a large patio with pergola, ideal for outdoor entertaining. The landscaped grounds include dual electric gated entrances and a detached two-car garage. Located just outside Kilmeaden village and only 15 minutes from Waterford City, the home offers tranquility with easy access to the Waterford Greenway, coastlines and major transport links.
Set in the peaceful countryside of Kinnock, just 5 km east of Louisburgh, this unique thatched cottage offers a blend of character, comfort and scenic beauty. Built 20 years ago with exceptional craftsmanship, the 182 m² U-shaped home sits on an elevated, landscaped site with water features and sweeping views. The open plan living area features vaulted timber ceilings, a solid fuel stove and French doors to a patio.
There are three spacious bedrooms with their own en suite bathrooms. A detached, fully insulated annex that’s currently a games room, offers potential as a guest apartment, alongside a large utility room. Features include a painted timber kitchen with Belfast sink, Rangemaster oven and oak worktops. Services include a well, septic tank, oil heating and mains electricity. Ideal as a holiday home or full-time residence, this freehold property is a rare find in one of Mayo’s most scenic areas, near Clew Bay and Croagh Patrick.
This enchanting 18th century thatched cottage blends Irish heritage with modern comforts. Built in 1750, it has retained its traditional charm evident in the whitewashed walls, a pitched thatched roof and a stone forecourt. But it also has updated amenities for contemporary living. The cosy sitting room, with a multifuel stove and raised ceiling, leads to two sunlit bedrooms featuring antique fireplaces. A standout en suite bathroom has a roll-top bath beside an open fire, complemented by a modern kitchen and shower room.
Nestled amid breathtaking countryside views, the 78 m² property includes a garage, fuel shed and additional outbuildings with potential for renovation. Modern upgrades include triple-glazed windows, new oil burner, attic insulation and air circulation systems. Located near a pub, shop and takeaway, this cottage offers tranquil rural living with convenience.
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