Property Details

Kilcomane House is as close to the sea as you are ever likely to find, looking out (without binoculars) at the seals at play on a small island just in front of the house. There is a wonderfull view of Dunmanus Bay to the east and to the west. Kilcomane Pier is just a stroll away. Kilcomane House is also part of Cashelane Farm, surrounded by green pastures. Here you are guaranteed peace and tranquillity, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Kilcomane House, right on the waters edge, is a unique blend of traditional house with modern interior. It has TV, CD, DVD and a good old fashioned open fire. The hi-tech kitchen is a chef's dream, just a step away from the dining room, which seats 14 and has a spectacular view of Dunmanus Bay. The dining area opens to a large terrace, with a build-in stone barbeque.Locally hand-crafted units with sleek granite worktops have build-in gas and electric hob and 2 dishwashers. The kitchen has freestanding stainless steel double oven and fridge freezer. Additional fridge / freezer, 2 washing machines and dryers in the pantry.5 bedrooms, each with bathroom en-suite, 6th bedroom optional, sauna, playroom, tv, video, telephone and fax. The area of the house, which includes a separate self-contained apartment, is 320 sqm.

Local Area Details

Ballydehob takes it name form the Irish Béal an dá Chab, meaning "the ford at the mouth of two rivers". Situated in West Cork 63 miles from Cork City and 8 miles west of Skibbereen, Ballydehob is a very colourful little village and is the home to many artists and craft shops.
As you enter the town from the east you will see a the 12 arch viaduct, that was used by West Cork Rail in the last century
At the west end of the village there is a monument of the late Danno Mahony known as The Irish Whip he won the NWA World title from Jim Londos in Boston on June 30th 1935. Danno was killed in a car accident in the on 4th November 1950 at the age of 37.
BANTRY
Bantry Square
Famous in song, Bantry Bay in West Cork Ireland is of legendary beauty. Bantry, at the head of the bay, is a busy market town and fishing port.



Bantry Bay was twice entered by French fleets: in 1689 to support James II against William of Orange, in 1796 to aid Wolfe Tone and an Irish uprising. A storm dispersed the 1796 fleet and few of the ships made the Bay.
Bantry House, open to the public, is spectacularly situated and exuberantly furnished. It is one of Ireland's most attractive Great Houses, full of treasures collected by various generations of Earls of Bantry from all parts of the world. In the courtyard of Bantry House, The French Armada Exhibition Centre has been developed. This features the ill-fated French Armada invasion of December, 1796.

Property Features

* Close to a golf course
* Close to a Beach
* Children are allowed

Contact Information

Name:	Anny Staats
Telephone:	003149-3842-434
Alt Telephone:	003149-3843-424
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