About Myrtleville
Myrtleville is a small seaside village on Cork Harbour’s eastern side, close to Fountainstown and within reach of Crosshaven and Carrigaline. It has a peaceful, coastal character, with homes spread around the village and surrounding countryside rather than a conventional town centre. The sandy Myrtleville Beach is the defining local feature and is popular for swimming, walking and summer day trips, while nearby beaches at Fountainstown and Rocky Bay add further recreation. There are no large shopping or education facilities in the village itself, so residents generally travel to Carrigaline, Crosshaven or Cork for schools, supermarkets, services and wider employment. Local dining and social life is centred on nearby village pubs and cafés, with additional restaurants and takeaways available in Carrigaline and Crosshaven. Road access is the main transport option, with the N28 and Cork city road network providing links towards Carrigaline, Ringaskiddy and Cork, while bus services are concentrated in the larger neighbouring settlements. The area suits people seeking a quiet coastal setting, beach access and a strong connection with the harbour, while accepting a greater reliance on a car for everyday errands and commuting.
Property Market in Myrtleville
Based on 7 properties for sale in Myrtleville
Property types
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What’s in Myrtleville
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Myrtleville and surrounding coastal communities.
Nearby primary school serving Crosshaven and neighbouring harbour-side residential areas.
Gaelscoil option in nearby Crosshaven, providing Irish-medium primary education.
Mixed secondary school offering post-primary education in the main nearby town.
Large mixed post-primary school serving Carrigaline and surrounding south Cork areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main local road connecting Myrtleville with Fountainstown, Crosshaven and Carrigaline.
Strategic route towards Cork city, Ringaskiddy, Carrigaline and the port area.
Local and regional bus connections are available from nearby Carrigaline.
Wider city services can be accessed by travelling towards Carrigaline or Cork.
Mainline rail station at Kent Station, reached by road from Myrtleville.
Amenities
Small sandy beach popular for swimming, coastal walks and summer recreation.
Nearby sheltered beach with harbour views and family-friendly swimming conditions.
Neighbouring village providing pubs, cafés, shops and everyday local services.
Main nearby supermarket for groceries, household shopping and essential services.
Public library offering books, study facilities, events and community programmes.
Historic local estate and gardens overlooking the harbour near Crosshaven.
Nearby hotel with leisure amenities and facilities available in the wider Carrigaline area.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Volunteer club associated with beach safety, water skills and community activity.
Established harbour-side marine business supporting boating and sailing activity locally.
Major sailing club at Crosshaven with extensive racing and boating facilities.
Community sailing club offering boating activities on Cork Harbour.
Local Gaelic games club with teams and facilities serving the surrounding area.
Properties For Sale near Myrtleville
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