Nohoval House, Nohoval, County Cork

Nohoval House is a historic detached residence set in the quiet village of Nohoval, County Cork. The property offers almost 3,000 sq ft (277 m²) of living accommodation across three floors, surrounded by 0.8 acre of mature private gardens. Built over 200 years ago, the house retains traditional character while providing ample space for modern family living.

Location & Area

Nohoval is a small coastal village situated on the southern tip of Cork Harbour, roughly 10 minutes by car from Carrigaline and 30 minutes from Cork City. The village centre is a short two‑minute walk away, offering a handful of local shops, a post office, a primary school and a community centre.

The surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty: sandy beaches such as Owenahincha and Garryvoe are within a short drive, making the location popular for surfing, sailing and coastal walks. The nearby Nohoval Cove provides stunning sea views and easy access to the Wild Atlantic Way.

Transport links are good for a rural setting. The N22 road connects the village to Cork City and the M8 motorway, while regular Bus Éireann services run through Carrigaline, offering connections to the city centre. For rail travellers, Cobh and Midleton stations are about 15 minutes away, providing further access to Cork and Dublin.

Education options include Nohoval National School (primary) and secondary schools in Carrigaline such as St. Colman's College and Carrigaline Community School. Health services are available at the Carrigaline Health Centre and the Cork University Hospital is a short drive away.

Property

Nohoval House was sold through Dan Howard & Co. Ltd. and is listed as a 4‑bedroom, 3‑bathroom detached house. Key features include:

Size: 277 m² of internal space (≈ 3,000 sq ft) across three floors.
Garden: 0.8 acre of private, mature gardens with a front courtyard, a large rear garden suitable for recreation, and an old well.
Layout: Lower ground floor houses a spacious living/dining area, kitchen, study and two bathrooms. Upper ground floor offers two formal living rooms, a hallway and a patio. The first floor contains four bedrooms and an additional bathroom.
Construction: The house dates back over two centuries, featuring traditional stonework and period details.
Energy Rating: BER G (BER No. 111223541, Energy Performance Indicator 470.13 kWh/m²/yr).
Utilities: Mains water, with grants available for BER upgrades.

The property’s proximity to the ocean, its private setting, and the generous garden space make it a rare offering in the Nohoval market.