Rathclaren House West Cork

Rathclaren House sits snugly in the countryside of Kilbrittain, between Kinsale and Clonakilty, just 40 minutes from Cork International Airport. It's a grand house, fitting up to 11 people in 6 bedrooms, perfect for big family gatherings or friends wanting to hang out in a luxury home.

This old-style house got a modern upgrade but kept its classic vibe. It's surrounded by big gardens with lovely views stretching towards the Courtmacsherry estuary and the sea.

Inside the main house, as you drive in through the gate, you'll see lush gardens full of colourful flowers. Inside, there are grand rooms with high ceilings, fancy windows, and old-fashioned furniture. There's a big study with lots of books and a fireplace, and a fancy dining room with space for ten people. The kitchen is modern and spacious, with a big stove and a breakfast area. There are two big bedrooms with nice views and a smaller one for kids. The master bedroom has its own fancy bathroom.

There's also a separate part of the house called the Annex, which used to be stables. Downstairs, there's a cosy sitting room with a fireplace and a bedroom with its own bathroom, good for older guests. Upstairs, there are two more bedrooms and a bathroom.

The Location
Kilbrittain, nestled in the heart of West Cork, embodies the essence of coastal charm and tranquillity. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and rugged coastlines, it offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Just a stone's throw away lies Garretstown, a haven for surfers and beach enthusiasts, where rolling waves meet golden sands. Further along the coast, Ballinspittal beckons with its quaint village charm and stunning vistas of the Atlantic Ocean. And not to be missed is Courtmacsherry, a picturesque fishing village steeped in history, where colourful boats bob gently in the harbour and seafood delights await at charming waterfront eateries. Together, these neighbouring gems form a tapestry of natural beauty and coastal allure, inviting visitors to explore and unwind in the captivating splendour of West Cork.