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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Rossbrin, Schull, Co. Cork, P81VX75
Nestled at the pristine entrance to the breathtaking Rossbrin Cove, this meticulously restored and tastefully extended three-bedroom farmhouse is a rare and coveted waterfront gem, complete with over 30 acres of headland in a singular uninterrupted block.
Offering unparalleled privacy and seclusion, this property delivers an exquisite coastal experience in the heart of West Cork. Located conveniently between the bustling harbour town of Schull and the ever-popular village of Ballydehob, Rossbrin Cove is the epitome of sheltered beauty and is an ideal haven for sailing, water sports, and moorings.
Complementing the main residence are substantial outbuildings, echoing the property's farmhouse roots and providing versatile spaces for a myriad of uses. The holding also includes the remnants of Rossbrin Castle, dating back to the 15th or 16th century. This stunning property is listed with an asking price of €1,950,000 on Daft.ie.
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