Houses for sale Cork
Property in County Cork
Cork Property by Town / Suburbs
Ballydehob property (1)Banteer property (1)Bantry property (1)Bishopstown property (2)Clogheen property (1)Cobh property (1)Drimoleague property (1)Dunmanway property (1)Fermoy property (1)Innishannon property (1)Macroom property (1)Meelin property (1)Model Farm Road property (2)Monkstown property (1)16 Houses for for sale in County Cork in TOTAL. Displaying Cork properties 1 to 10
Ballydehob Property
Bedrooms : 3
Price : € 289,000
Charming coastal cottage standing on large woodland garden ...
Fermoy Property
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 210,000
Large 4 Bedroom bungalow in nice location ...
Monkstown Property
Bedrooms : 5
Price : € 650,000
A stunning unique lovely family home, 2,300 sq ft, high on Strawberry Hill near Monkstown, Douglas and Rochestown in south Cork ...
Dunmanway Property
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 350,000
Traditional farmhouse with 14 acres, stables and river frontage ...
Clogheen Property
Price : € 700,000
6 Acres with road frontage on two sides less than three miles from cork city. ...
Cobh Property
Bedrooms : 3
Price : € 328,000
A beautiful family home, situated on the highest plateau of the Great Island in Cork Harbour, this impressive property is close to all amenities, schools, churches, state-forests, beaches, and recreat ...
Meelin Property
Bedrooms : 5
Price : € 495,000
A Detached 4/5 Bed House with Attached Double Garage, 35 Acres of land and Business Opportunities. ...
Bishopstown Property
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 550,000 POA
An ideal opportunity to acquire a 4 bedroom Bungalow, very well located, currently let but can be sold to owner occupier. Recently fully refurbished to a high standard. ...
Banteer Property
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 599,000
Five bedroom family house with bright and airy rooms as well as large gardens and stables ...
Bantry Property
Bedrooms : 4
Price : € 300,000
4 bed semi detached, main bedroom en suite ...
County Cork - Description
County Cork (Irish: Contae Chorcaí) is the most southwesterly and the largest of the modern counties of Republic of Ireland. Cork is nicknamed "The Rebel County".
In more recent times, the name has referred to the prominent role Cork played in the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921) and its position as an anti-treaty stronghold during the Irish Civil War (1922-23). Attractions include the Blarney Stone and Cobh (formerly Queenstown), the port where many Irish emigrants boarded for their voyage to the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa and also the last stop of the Titanic, before departing on its doomed journey. The city of Cork is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland and capital of the province of Munster.