Beara Estate Agents presents this 3 Bedroom Terrace House to the Market- situated on the North Side of Bere Island- in Rerrin Village- walking distance to the Murphy’s Ferry

The Property offers a Living area with a Pot Belly Stove open onto the Kitchen, while also providing a separate Sitting Room- also containing a Pot Belly Stove. There is also a Bathroom also located on the Ground Floor and a door to the year yard and Outside Store which is plumbed and serviced for Washing Machine and Dryer. At the rear of the building there is a garden- as shown on the Map

Upstairs offers 3 Bedrooms, with 2 of them providing views of the Martello Tower. All Bedrooms have a Fireplace

House Consists Of:
Entrance Hallway with under-stairs cloaks: 3m x 2.2m
Sitting Room: 3.3m x 3.1m
Living Room: 3.6m x 4.1m open to Kitchen
Kitchen: 3m x 2.9m incl dishwasher
Bathroom: 1.6m x 1.4m with heated towel rail.
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First Floor:
Bedroom I: 3.6m x 4.1m
Bedroom II: 3.3m x 3.1m
Bedroom III: 3m x 2.9m
Open fireplaces with cast-iron surrounds / mantles
Timber / Tiled Floors throughout
Shed / Utility with freezer and washer/dryer
Garden
Features:
Storage Heating, Solid-fuel Stove
Electric Shower over Bath
Double Glazed Windows & Doors
Porch entrance front & back
Parking ( on the commonage )

Access to the Island is serviced by 2 Ferry companies

Located on the East side -Murphy’s Ferry Service run a car ferry from Rerrin to the Pontoon in Castletownbere near the Golf Course.

Located on the West side – Bere Island Ferries run a car ferry from Derrycreeveen to middle of Castletownbere

There is an opportunity to obtain the Vacant Property Grant if you are refurbishing the property so you can live there, or so you can rent the property out.

The Grant available is up to €60,000, if you are living on an off-shore island. You can also apply to the SEAI for a grant for improving Energy efficiency of a building as well as getting the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant.

Bere Island lies at the entrance to the magnificent Bantry Bay and guards the deep water harbour of Berehaven, in West Cork, in the southwest of Ireland. Bere Island has a strong and vibrant community who continually strive to protect our island’s heritage, landscape and island way of life.

Despite its proximity to the mainland, Bere Island retains that distinct, easy charm of rural places distant from cities and crowds. It’s a quiet paradise, of a size that is manageable for walkers and cyclists. Bird watchers and plant lovers will delight at the many species to be found on land and at the water’s edge.