Cape View House is a one-off Georgian estate with outstanding sea views out to the Atlantic and Fastnet Rock.
The property itself has been completely refurbished and has a living space of around 400 sq m with lots of character. The ground floor has a comfortable sitting room with fireplace, a music and reading room with fireplace, parlour and a spacious dining room with adjacent conservatory. The house also has a fabulous spa and wellness area towards the back on the ground floor which includes an indoor swimming pool, sauna and various relaxation areas.
An impressive stairway leads to the two upper floors, the first of which has two very large bedrooms and a family bathroom and the top floor has four further bedrooms including the master bedroom with freestanding shower. The hall on the top floor leads out to the balcony which looks out over the coastline, enabling owners to make the most of the beautiful sunsets over the bay.
The house comes with around three acres of land including a well-maintained garden and a large stone terrace for outdoor entertaining.
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The guesthouse has a traditional interior and a total living area of 100sq m and is connected to the main house by a courtyard.
Cape View House is situated in one of the most tranquil and impressive settings on the west coast of Ireland. Just a few minutes by car from the village of Goleen, there are endless opportunities to access walking on sandy beaches, sailing in Barley Bay, fishing in the Atlantic and taking advantage of some top notch golf in the area. The city of Cork and its international airport are just an hour and a half by car.
The guide price is €1,400,000. For further information please contact Engel & Völkers Cork on +353 21 477 3200 or visit www.engelvoelkers.com.
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