Always dreamed of living by the sea? Turn your fantasy into a reality if you buy this quaint little Co. Kerry cottage for sale in Ireland.
Fresh sea air and stunning views over Brandon Bay are what awaits you if you’d be interested in taking on this little cottage for sale in Co. Kerry. With an asking price of $176,000 (€145,000), this three-bedroom detached cottage is said to be a great holiday home for those looking to escape to the Wild Atlantic Way every so often or an idyllic home for those looking to surround themselves in beautiful countryside for the foreseeable future.
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The sea views. Image: Sherry Fitzgerald.
“This quaint cottage consists of a porch leading into the main living room which contains a wood burning stove,” the listing reads.
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The main bedroom. Image: Sherry Fitzgerald.
“Off to the left of the living room is a small kitchen and off to the right is the main double bedroom. The kitchen leads to a flat roof extension which has another bedroom and shower room.
Living room. Image: Sherry Fitzgerald.
“There is a further bedroom in the loft area of the house accessed via ladder stairs situated in the main living room. The main bathroom is located between the bedrooms on the ground floor.
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Kitchen. Image: Sherry Fitzgerald.
“Beautiful sea view can be seen from all rooms at the front of the property.
“Nestled in between the villages of Cloghane and Brandon, the surrounding landscape offers beautiful scenery and the stunning Cloghane Estuary and Brandon Bay.
The loft bedroom. Image: Sherry Fitzgerald.
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“This house would make an idyllic home or holiday home/investment.”
The en-suite bedroom. Image: Sherry Fitzgerald.
You can view the full listing for the cottage here.
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