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Seamount Cottage, Gorey, Co. Wexford, Y25PE03
A charming old fisherman's cottage in the heart of one of Ireland's most popular seaside resorts has just gone up for sale, and it looks like the perfect coastal escape.
Seamount Cottage in Courtown, Co Wexford, has hit the market with an asking price of €250,000 on Daft.ie. Just a short stroll from the bustling harbour, the three-bed property oozes character with its traditional stone walls, slate roof and cosy interiors.
Courtown is one of Wexford's most beloved tourist destinations, renowned for its sandy beaches, amusement arcades, and vibrant summer atmosphere.
The cottage also comes with a separate annex/workshop featuring its own shower room, making it ideal for guests, storage or even a creative studio.
With the M11 just minutes away, this is an idyllic bolthole by the sea that's still close to city life for those looking to make a break to the country.
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