Home Ireland Cork West Cork Bantry
Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
Floor plan — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
+ 27
Photo 1 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
1/32
Photo 2 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
2/32
Photo 3 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
3/32
Photo 4 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
4/32
Photo 5 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
5/32
Photo 6 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
6/32
Photo 7 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
7/32
Photo 8 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
8/32
Photo 9 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
9/32
Photo 10 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
10/32
Photo 11 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
11/32
Photo 12 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
12/32
Photo 13 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
13/32
Photo 14 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
14/32
Photo 15 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
15/32
Photo 16 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
16/32
Photo 17 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
17/32
Photo 18 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
18/32
Photo 19 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
19/32
Photo 20 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
20/32
Photo 21 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
21/32
Photo 22 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
22/32
Photo 23 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
23/32
Photo 24 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
24/32
Photo 25 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
25/32
Photo 26 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
26/32
Photo 27 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
27/32
Photo 28 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
28/32
Photo 29 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
29/32
Photo 30 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
30/32
Photo 31 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
31/32
Photo 32 of 32 — Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork
32/32
€395,000 (€3,038 per m²)

Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork

€395,000

Main image for printing
Beds 3 beds
Price €395,000
Property Type Detached House
Size 130 meters2
Energy Rating BER-G
Refreshed on Jul 31, 2026
Eircode P75 TX84
Group Name Savills - Cork
Sales License Number 002233

Description

FULLY RESTORED FARMHOUSE WITH GUEST BARN & STUDIO Savills and joint agents Hodnett Forde present this charming property neatly set within a secluded and sheltered hamlet, this fully refurbished and restored farmhouse on c.0.7 Acre of lush gardens is the perfect mixture of modernity balanced with antiquity. The main house dates back to the 1840's and is the traditional vernacular Irish farmhouse having been sensitively restored in the 1990's and again enhanced further about 10 years ago. With an array of original features from hand cut stonework to hardwood joinery and blended to compliment modern soft lighting and subtle decorative touches the house feels the perfect mix. The property is entered via double electric gates into the gravelled parking yard which straight away presents the green backdrop of the raised lawn gardens and kaleidoscope of floral displays. On entering the house into the large sitting room with dual cast iron stoves book-ending the room wows guests with its panelled ceiling, original beams, lime rendered walls and soft furnishings. From this one enters the kitchen, a neat space carefully designed for cooks and taking full use of its roof light and wall storage. The adjoining dining room has a fully glazed wall which spills out overlooking the gardens with added character from the original hand cut stone wall on the opposite side. At the other end of the ground floor is the entrance hall with shower room and storage area. The first floor features the master bedroom, a long and spacious bedroom with East/West orientation and beautiful valley views towards the Coorycommane Mountain range. A study across the landing completes the accommodation in the main house. Detached from the main residence is the converted barn, complete with 2 double bedrooms, the master being on the top floor and featuring the large South facing balcony and the other on the ground floor with guest lavatory & store room. Within this building are a store room, utility, garage/workshop and shower room an ideal annex for guests and offering independence so close to the house. Adjacent to the residence is a converted outbuilding, finished with the original stone walls externally and vastly upgraded internally to now feature a delightful studio with its own pot-bellied stove and tiled floor. Overhead is a bright and airy lofted office area with separate external access. The property is located just 10 minutes drive from Bantry and within 5 minutes drive of the Coast. Rarely will one find such a fine example of a fully restored farmhouse, so true to its origins and finished with high end detail. The gardens have matured into a lush landscape of splendor with the high point being the raised deck area set for evening relaxation with the views of Bantry Bay in the distance.

Features

  • Private site of around 0.7 acres
  • Beautifully restored farmhouse
  • Guest Barn
  • Detached studio
  • Expertly landscaped site
  • Vast array of plants, trees and shrubs

BER Details

BER: G BER No: 108663592 Energy Performance Indicator: 468.45 kWhm2y

Negotiator

Michael O'Donovan

Lazy Acre, Shandrum Beg, Bantry, Co. Cork, P75 TX84

3 beds
1 bath
130 m²
G
Detached House
Download Brochure

Description

FULLY RESTORED FARMHOUSE WITH GUEST BARN & STUDIO Savills and joint agents Hodnett Forde present this charming property neatly set within a secluded and sheltered hamlet, this fully refurbished and restored farmhouse on c.0.7 Acre of lush gardens is the perfect mixture of modernity balanced with antiquity. The main house dates back to the 1840's and is the traditional vernacular Irish farmhouse having been sensitively restored in the 1990's and again enhanced further about 10 years ago. With an array of original features from hand cut stonework to hardwood joinery and blended to compliment modern soft lighting and subtle decorative touches the house feels the perfect mix. The property is entered via double electric gates into the gravelled parking yard which straight away presents the green backdrop of the raised lawn gardens and kaleidoscope of floral displays. On entering the house into the large sitting room with dual cast iron stoves book-ending the room wows guests with its panelled ceiling, original beams, lime rendered walls and soft furnishings. From this one enters the kitchen, a neat space carefully designed for cooks and taking full use of its roof light and wall storage. The adjoining dining room has a fully glazed wall which spills out overlooking the gardens with added character from the original hand cut stone wall on the opposite side. At the other end of the ground floor is the entrance hall with shower room and storage area. The first floor features the master bedroom, a long and spacious bedroom with East/West orientation and beautiful valley views towards the Coorycommane Mountain range. A study across the landing completes the accommodation in the main house. Detached from the main residence is the converted barn, complete with 2 double bedrooms, the master being on the top floor and featuring the large South facing balcony and the other on the ground floor with guest lavatory & store room. Within this building are a store room, utility, garage/workshop and shower room an ideal annex for guests and offering independence so close to the house. Adjacent to the residence is a converted outbuilding, finished with the original stone walls externally and vastly upgraded internally to now feature a delightful studio with its own pot-bellied stove and tiled floor. Overhead is a bright and airy lofted office area with separate external access. The property is located just 10 minutes drive from Bantry and within 5 minutes drive of the Coast. Rarely will one find such a fine example of a fully restored farmhouse, so true to its origins and finished with high end detail. The gardens have matured into a lush landscape of splendor with the high point being the raised deck area set for evening relaxation with the views of Bantry Bay in the distance.

Features

  • Private site of around 0.7 acres
  • Beautifully restored farmhouse
  • Guest Barn
  • Detached studio
  • Expertly landscaped site
  • Vast array of plants, trees and shrubs

BER Details

BER: G BER No: 108663592 Energy Performance Indicator: 468.45 kWhm2y

Negotiator

Michael O'Donovan
Show more...
Also looking at similar homes? Get email alerts for 3 beds homes in Bantry

Map

Commute timesStreet ViewSatellite View
MapTiler logo
Similar properties for sale nearby Bantry
Property Services
Mortgage calculator
Price Changes in Bantry
Sold Properties in Bantry
Skahanagh Beg, Bantry, Cork
-€30,000 (-4.8%)
€625,000
€595,000
24th Jul 26
B2
Skahanagh Beg, Bantry, Cork
-€20,000 (-3.1%)
€645,000
€625,000
5th Jun 26
B2
Church Road, Bantry, West Cork
-€5,000 (-1.49%)
€335,000
€330,000
9th Apr 26
C2
Ardnasmole,Seskin, Bantry, Cork
-€55,000 (-6.47%)
€850,000
€795,000
2nd Apr 26
C2
Kealkill Village, Bantry, West Cork
€13,000 (52%)
€25,000
€38,000
30th Aug 25
EXEMPT
View All Price Changes in Bantry
Savills - Cork
Tel: 021 4...
PSRA No. 002233
Negotiator: Michael O'Donovan

Date created: 31 Jul 2026Updated on: 31 Jul 2026

Savills - Cork
Savills - Cork
PSRA Licence No. 002233
Call: 021 4...
Michael O'Donovan
Michael O'Donovan
Divisional Director
Call: 021 4...