About Crosshaven
Crosshaven is a coastal village at the mouth of Cork Harbour in south-east County Cork, with a distinctly maritime character and a strong community feel. It is primarily residential, combining older village streets and harbour-side homes with newer housing, while beaches, woodland and open countryside are close by. The village is well placed for commuting towards Carrigaline, Ringaskiddy and Cork city, although most everyday travel is by car or bus and services are more limited than in larger towns. Local schooling is centred on Crosshaven National School, with further primary and secondary options available in nearby Carrigaline. Residents have village shops, cafés, pubs and places to eat, while larger grocery and retail needs are generally met in Carrigaline or Cork. Camden Fort Meagher, across the harbour entrance, is a major local landmark and visitor attraction, and the surrounding coastline provides opportunities for walking, sailing and swimming. Crosshaven’s harbour, sailing tradition and nearby beaches at Fountainstown and Myrtleville contribute strongly to its relaxed, outdoors-oriented lifestyle.
Property Market in Crosshaven
Based on 13 properties for sale in Crosshaven
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Crosshaven
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Crosshaven and surrounding harbour communities.
Gaelscoil primary option in nearby Carrigaline, serving Irish-medium families.
Large mixed secondary school offering post-primary education near Crosshaven.
Established primary school serving Carrigaline and nearby south Cork communities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗220 and 220X stop serving the terminus area near Camden Fort Meagher.
Frequent cross-city route linking Crosshaven with Carrigaline, Cork and surrounding areas.
Peak-oriented express service connecting Crosshaven and Cork through the harbour area.
Main regional road linking Crosshaven with Carrigaline, Ringaskiddy and Cork routes.
Mainline rail connections are accessed by travelling into Cork city.
Amenities
Local shops and everyday services clustered around the traditional village streets.
Well-known harbour-area venue offering food, drinks and views across the water.
Popular local pub associated with Crosshaven’s harbour-side social life.
Historic sailing club and marina overlooking Cork Harbour at Crosshaven.
Venue for local activities, groups, classes and community events.
Historic coastal fort with harbour views, exhibitions and visitor attractions.
Visit website ↗Sheltered nearby beach popular for swimming, family outings and coastal walks.
Nearby town centre provides larger supermarkets, services, cafés and retail options.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic yacht club supporting sailing, racing and harbour-based water sports.
Local association football club serving young players and the wider community.
Community Gaelic games club providing sporting activities for local members.
Local organisation supporting events, activities and community life in the village.
Marine business supporting boat owners and Crosshaven’s longstanding sailing economy.
Properties For Sale near Crosshaven
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