Shronebirrane

Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Beara Peninsula, this exceptional rural retreat in Shronebirrane, Lauragh offers a rare opportunity to own your own slice of Irish heaven.

With panoramic mountain views that stretch across a rugged and unspoilt landscape, this property is the perfect escape for those seeking peace, privacy, and the beauty of nature at its most dramatic.

The main holding includes a charming, vacant 3 bed 1 bath bungalow (approx. 930ft²) set on 1 acre (0.405 hectares). Surrounded by the wild beauty of the Kerry countryside, the residence offers endless potential to create a cosy countryside home or holiday getaway. A detached block-built shed sits nearby, providing useful additional storage or workshop space. This holding forms part of a larger plot totalling 6.4 acres (2.5849 hectares), which includes mountainous, rocky terrain.

Included with the sale is an adjoining parcel of commonage comprising six undivided 105th parts of an extensive 836 acre (338.5726 hectare) plot totalling approximately 48 acres (19.35 hectares). This expansive area of rocky, mountainous land is best suited to sheep grazing and forms part of the rich agricultural and natural landscape of the region.

Just 2.3km from the village of Lauragh, 3.5km from the tranquil waters of Glanmore Lake, and approximately 27km from the vibrant town of Kenmare, the property offers both seclusion and accessibility. Located near the historic Shronebirrane Stone Circle and just off the scenic R571 and R574 routes, the area is steeped in cultural heritage and natural beauty.

Whether you`re dreaming of a rural hideaway, a sustainable lifestyle, or simply a stunning location to call your own, this property offers a rare and remarkable opportunity in one of Ireland`s most scenic and storied regions.

Enquiries now being taken by Property Partners Gallivan.


Forms part of Folio Number: KY398F

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The subject property comprises of a 930ft² 3 bed 1 bath vacant residential bungalow on 1 acre (0.405 hectares) and a detached block built shed, and forms part of a larger plot totalling 6.4 acres (2.5849 hectares). This plot is mountainous and rocky.

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The subject property comprises of six undivided 105th part of a plot of ground being townland of Shronebirrane and barony of Glanarought containing 836 acres (338.5726 hectares), totalling approximately 48 acres (19.35 hectares). Known as commonage, this plot of land is mountainous and rocky, and the best use of this plot is sheep grazing.

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Eircode of house V93 CD79

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.