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LISTED: 5 stunning Cork mansions to consider if you win the Euromillions

By Katie Mythen-Lynch June 2, 2023June 6, 2023

Got the jackpot firmly in your sights?

With all that cash from your EuroMillions win, you’ll naturally be seeking a palatial Cork pad to call home as you adjust to your new life as an international jet setter.

Should you scoop the big one, we’ve taken a look at the million-euro-plus properties on sale on Leeside right now.

This is how the other half live: 

1. Slipway House, The Cove, Baltimore, Co. Cork
Price tag: €1,895,000

One of the finest coastal residences to come to the market in Baltimore, Slipway House is an architecturally redesigned and extended property boasting spectacular uninterrupted sea and harbour views.

With five bedrooms and four bathrooms, its 3,900 sq ft are designed in a classic pared-back Nantucket style with a West Cork feel – all natural light, muted textures, and soft tones with a clean aesthetic.

Outside the sunken courtyard is currently used as a yoga studio and with direct access to the sea, you can nip in for a dip before breakfast directly from your own waterfront bedroom. Bliss.

See more here. 

2. Horsehead House, Passage West, Co. Cork
Price tag: €1,950,000

Nestled in the picturesque town of Passage West, Horsehead House is a stunning property built in the early 1800s. This grand estate boasts 7,000 square feet of living space on a sprawling two-acre-plus plot.

The moment you step onto the grounds, guests are transported back in time to a bygone era of luxury and refinement. From the meticulously crafted moldings and trim work to the ornate fireplaces and grand staircases, the interiors have been finished to an exceptionally high standard. We’re talkin’ rich hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and stunning water views that can be enjoyed from many of the rooms.

With six bedrooms and five bathrooms, Horsehead House also boasts a separate one-bedroom annex apartment, providing a private and comfortable space away from the main house.

See more here.

3. Ballywilliam House, Ballywilliam, Kinsale, Co. Cork
Price tag: €2,000,000
It was a hideaway for singer Tori Amos for almost 25 years.
Originally built in 1816, this stunning country home has been painstakingly restored and features eight bedrooms, four of which are en-suite, as well as a stunning drawing room that can seat 22 – ideal for when you want to have the whole family over to celebrate your Lotto win.
With terraced lawns and stunning views of the Bandon River, the grounds are just as impressive as the home itself with walled gardens, original smoke vaults, and a dry moat with an ornate limestone bridge.

There are also two gazebos for outdoor gatherings and dining (imagine the barbecues). 

See more here. 

4. The Anchorage, Summercove, Kinsale, Co. Cork

Price tag: €2,500,000

An iconic period property situated in the sought-after area of Summercove, this beautiful bolthole is literally on the waterfront overhanging a tidal beach and overlooking Kinsale Harbour, James Fort, and the magical seaside town of Kinsale.

A charming restored Victorian property commanding spectacular views, the property has a storied past, and famous residents at this address include American Academy Award nominee Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio.

The property has been renovated extensively by its current owners, from the three stunning reception rooms and luxury kitchen (hello built-in wine fridge and coffee machine) to the study and sun lounge leading to the front terrace.

 

See more here.

5. Parklands, Rathcooney, Glanmire, Cork
Price tag: €2,000,000

A magnificent Victorian period house, built in 1865, this property was once owned by James Morrogh of Cork, a prominent figure in Irish politics and society, who counts former president of Ireland, Mary Robinson as a direct descendant.

Set on 40 acres of lush farmland, the estate provides the perfect blend of traditional charm and modern luxury. Inside you’ll find high ceilings, ornate mouldings, and intricate woodwork as well as modern amenities like a fully-equipped kitchen, modern bathrooms, and spacious bedrooms.

It could do with some updating (you might want to revive the outdoor pool) but remember; money is no object for a Euromillions winner like yourself.

See more here.

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