Chapel Road, Ballycotton, County Cork

Chapel Road, Ballycotton, County Cork

Chapel Road sits in the picturesque fishing village of Ballycotton on the south‑east coast of County Cork. The property was sold for €560,000 on 7 July 2020. While specific interior details such as the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and BER rating are not publicly recorded, the location offers a unique blend of coastal charm, community spirit, and easy access to local amenities.

Location & Area

Ballycotton is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and the iconic Ballycotton Lighthouse, which marks the entrance to Cork Harbour. The village is a popular destination for walkers, surfers, and birdwatchers, with the surrounding coastline forming part of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Transport:

  • The N28 road links Ballycotton to Cork City (≈ 30 km) and the Ring of Kerry route.
  • Regular Bus Éireann services run between Ballycotton, Midleton and Cork City, providing public transport options for commuters and visitors.
  • The nearest railway station is Midleton (≈ 12 km), offering connections to Cork and Dublin.

Local Amenities:

  • Shops & Services: A small grocery shop, a post office, and a few cafés line the main street.
  • Education: The nearest primary school is Ballycotton National School, with secondary education available in Midleton and Cork City.
  • Healthcare: A local health centre provides basic medical services; larger hospitals are located in Midleton and Cork.
  • Recreation: The village boasts a harbour, sailing club, and a well‑maintained promenade. The nearby Ballycotton Heritage Centre showcases the area’s maritime history.

Community & Lifestyle:
Ballycotton maintains a tight‑knit community feel, with regular festivals such as the Ballycotton Folk Festival and seasonal markets. The village’s quiet streets and scenic sea views make it attractive for both permanent residents and holiday‑home owners.

Property

The Chapel Road residence was recorded as a residential sale within the local area. While the exact layout and specifications are not disclosed, the €560,000 price point reflects the high demand for coastal homes in this part of Cork, where sea‑views, proximity to the village centre, and easy access to outdoor activities are highly prized.