Kerry Chimes, Cloon, Emlaghmore, Cahersiveen, Co. Kerry, V23EC85

Jim Burns Town & Country Auctioneers are delighted to bring to market Kerry Chimes, Mweelin, Emlaghmore, Caherciveen, Killarney, Co. Kerry V23 EC85. New to Market Viewing Recommended. Virtual viewing on request. Excellent opportunity to purchase a charming 3 bedroom Residence with attached garage on a site area of c. 0.54acres. The property is very well presented and in immaculate condition throughout commanding nice views of surrounding countryside. Kerry Chimes is well located nestled in a quiet country setting convenient to picturesque areas of Cahersiveen c. 12km, Waterville c. 10km and Ballinskelligs Blue flag beach c.5km. Ideal for swimming, sailing, kayaking, fishing or playing golf with various beaches in close proximity and famous Waterville and Hogs Head Golf Courses. The house is finished to a good standard with feature kitchen, feature fireplace, good quality flooring and tiling throughout, built in wardrobes in all bedrooms and landscaped gardens. Ideally suited for first time buyer, family home or holiday home for those looking to explore what Kerry has to offer. Situated in a most sought-after area close to the famous Ring of Kerry and off the Wild Atlantic Way. The property also benefits with a spacious attic area floored with extra development potential subject to planning permission. The property is within easy reach of Kery Airport, Killarney and Cork. Accommodation: Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms (1Ensuite), Bathroom, Utility Room, Attached Garage, Attic area floored. Services: Mains Water, Septic Tank, Oil Heating and Electricity. About Waterville: Waterville (An Coireán) is a small coastal village located between the Atlantic Ocean and Lough Currane on the scenic and famous Ring of Kerry along the Wild Atlantic Way. Renowned for its game angling and its 18 hole championship golf links, Waterville is also a paradise for the hill walker, cyclist, pony trekker, ornithologist, astronomer, archaeologist, fishermen, water sport enthusiast and indeed for the general holidaymaker interested in immersing themselves in the REAL Ireland. There are many amenities within Waterville including supermarkets, a petrol station, activity providers, a hardware store, co-op, chemist, galleries, post office, craft shops, hair salons, medical centre and a village market. There are numerous restaurants, bars & cafés serving food throughout the year - much locally sourced - as well as a huge selection of accommodation. About Cahersiveen: Cahersiveen (The Little Stone Fort of Sive) was aptly described by local poet and playwright Sigerson Clifford as “The Town that Climbs the Mountain and Looks upon the Sea”. Cahersiveen is the capital of the Iveragh Peninsula and is one of the important stopping points on The Ring of Kerry. It is surrounded by mountains and situated on the southerly banks of the River Feartha. It has a population of approximately 1300 people and acts as a market town and service centre for the surrounding countryside. In 1815 there were only 5 houses in the town but this changed rapidly due to the foresight of a Scotsman Alexander Nimmo. He set about constructing the present road from Mountain Stage, and after its completion in 1824, Cahersiveen began to develop and expand. With the construction of the Pier in 1825, the fishing industry developed and around 1840 there were as many as 400 people employed directly and indirectly in the fishing industry. The extension of The Great Southern and Western Railway from Killorglin to Cahersiveen in 1893 was of great benefit to the social and economic life of South West Kerry. The Cahersiveen tourist industry began to develop in the 1950’s and the area has a wealth of historical and archaeological sites. Ireland’s most famous son, ‘The Liberator’ Daniel O’Connell, was born at Carhan, Cahersiveen on August 6th 1775. In his honour, the Catholic Church – The Daniel O’Connell Memorial Church, built of Newry granite and Castleisland limestone, was dedicated to O’Connell, one of the few Catholic churches in the world dedicated to a layman. Experience the local history of Cahersiveen and surrounding areas too at the Old Royal Irish Constabulary Barracks, situated on the banks for the River Feartha. Built in 1875, it is now an Interpretive Centre and will provide you with a rich insight into the history and traditions of the region. According to local legend, the barracks were intended to be built in India, but the plans got mixed up. It is certainly an impressive building that would not look out of place in India! Visit Ballycarberry Castle and the Iron Age Stone Forts of Leacanabuaile and Cahergal, which are two of the most spectacular examples in Ireland. Sandy beaches abound the area, and horse riding is available locally too. Hill Walking trails have been developed in recent times and The Beentee Loop (which starts and finishes in the town centre), the Daniel O’Connell Walk and the Laharn Bog Loop trails are a must for visitors and locals alike. For those who enjoy cycling, rent a bike and spend the day cycling around Cahersiveen, Valentia Island and the Skellig Ring. Deep Sea Fishing is world renowned here due particularly to the wide variety of species available but also for the dramatic backdrop that this beautiful location provides. The Cahersiveen Sea Angling Festival, set up in the 1950’s, has acted as an annual exhibition of the riches of the waters of the harbour. Over the years most of the European and Irish top anglers have competed in this prestigious competition. Sailing and power boating have become very popular here since the introduction of Cahersiveen’s 106 berth marina. Should cruising not be first choice, visitors can take a tour of the harbour and visit the nearby islands of Beginish and Valentia on an amphibious craft. Local sporting events such as Gaelic Football, Seine Boat Racing and Drag Hunting are held throughout the summer and make the most enjoyable experiences for both locals and visitors alike, full of fun and entertainment. Cahersiveen boasts a wonderful selection of restaurants, a range of high-class shops and a choice of excellent accommodation. The town is very proud of its modern and traditional bars and music is available throughout the year, especially during the Summer season. The Celtic Music Festival takes place over the August Bank Holiday Weekend and is the major social event of the year. Come and join in! Room Details: Entrance Hall: 1.5 x 6.63 With pine flooring, telephone point. Sitting Room: 4.86 x 3.94 With pine flooring, feature fireplace with timber surround, marble hearth. Kitchen/Dining Room: 6.67 x 3.64 + Bay Window With tiled flooring, built in eye and ground level presses, stainless steel sink unit, plumbed dishwasher, TV point. Tiled Kitchen surround. Extractor. Utility Room: 3 x 1.76 With tiled flooring, plumbed, boiler, Hot-Press/Airing Cupboard. Bathroom: 2.12 x 3.32 With WC, WHB, Bath, Tiled flooring, tiled bath surround. Bedroom 1: (Back): 3.33 x 3.5 (Double) With pine flooring, built in wardrobe and dresser. Bedroom 2: (Front): 3.92 x 3.18 (Double) With pine flooring, built in wardrobe and dresser. Bedroom 3: (Back) 3.94 x 3.32 With pine flooring, double built in wardrobes. Ensuite: 2.41 x 1.72 With WC, WHB, Shower, tiled flooring and tiled surround. Corridor: 6.23 x 1.05 With pine flooring, attic Stira stairs. Attic area: 13.57 x 4.56 With flooring throughout. Outside: Gravel driveway, Outside tap, Outside entrance gate, front and back gardens. Landscaped with feature stone beds. Features: Immaculate 3Bedroom Bungalow Situated in Scenic Location Site area c. 0.54acres Property in Turnkey Condition Easy access to Cahersiveen, Waterville Within easy reach of Ballinskelligs Blue Flag Beach Oil fired central heating PVC double glazed windows Ideally suited for a variety of buyers such as first time buyer, family home or holiday home. DISCLAIMER: Jim Burns & Co. Ltd for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of the property whose agents they are, give notice that: (i) The particulars are set out as a general outline for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute part of, an offer or contract. 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