New Cost Rental Homes, An Cnocan, Milleencoola, Bantry, Co. Cork

Cork County Council is delighted to offer Cost Rental homes at An Cnocan, Milleencoola, Bantry, Co. Cork. This new tenure of rental property is supported by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. Rents are set on a calculation which covers the cost of the construction, management and maintenance of these new homes. Cost Rental offers a long-term rental option with a secure tenancy that is affordable. Rents in this development are more than 28% below the average local area rent. An Cnocan is a multi-unit development, offering 10 cost rental homes; 3x2 bedroom mid terrace houses, 5x2 bedroom end of terrace houses, 1x3 bedroom semi-detached house and 1x4 bedroom semi-detached house. These homes are available to move into from the 1st November 2024. These homes are designed to a high specification including BER A rating, Air to Water heating system, flooring, white goods (incl. washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, oven and hob). A garden shed is also supplied in the rear garden of each house. To apply: please click the attached link: https://www.corkcoco.ie/en/resident/housing/cost-rental-schemes/cost-rental-scheme-at-an-cnocan-milleencoola-bantry-co-cork and follow the link to the relevant online application form. Complete the application form and submit with all the required supporting documentation. The application portal is open from 12.00 noon on Monday 14th October to 12.00 noon on Monday 28th October 2024. Applications can only be made through the online portal and cannot be made by post, email, over the phone, etc. Rent: - 2 bedroom mid terrace house: €935 p/month - 2 bedroom end of terrace house: €970 p/month - 3 bedroom semi-detached house: €1,080 p/month - 4 bedroom semi-detached house: €1,260 p/month

An Cnocan is located on the northeastern edge of Bantry town which is the second largest town in the West Cork Municipal District, a gateway to the western region of Cork, providing commercial, retail and tourism / leisure facilities for an extensive coastal and inland catchment area. The houses are a short distance from local amenities including, shops, primary and secondary schools, hospital, farmers market, sports facilities, etc. Bantry is located on the “Wild Atlantic Way” and is an important holiday & tourist centre. The N71 National Route between Cork City & Killarney passes through the town. Bantry has strong links to other neighbouring towns within the West Cork municipal district area, such as Castletownbere, Dunmanway & Skibbereen, as well as many key nearby villages.