Unbeatable combination at Raffeen House and farm

A PROSPEROUS dairy farm, sound level land, and a location second to none near Cork city, add up to an unbeatable property combination at Raffeen House, probably the last big Co Cork farm to come up for sale this year.
Unbeatable combination at Raffeen House and farm
Thu, 27 Nov, 2003 - 00:00
Tommy Barker

Raffeen House, a genuine period Georgian home of substance, on a 112 acre dairy farm with a milk quota of more than 60,000 gallons, is on the market with Joe and Trevor McCarthy of Irish and European Real Estate Alliance.

No guide price is quoted, but it could sell for close to 3m.

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farming propertyPlace: CorkPlace: Raffeen HousePlace: Co Cork farmPlace: CrosshavenPlace: MunsterPlace: TipperaryPlace: DouglasPlace: Minane BridgePlace: Farran West ViewPlace: RingaskiddyPlace: CarrigalinePlace: Cork HarbourPerson: JoePerson: Trevor McCarthyPerson: OlanPerson: Sheila KelleherPerson: William AhernPerson: CotterPerson: O'BrienPerson: O'FlynnPerson: Simon CoveneyPerson: Joe McCarthyEvent: New YearOrganisation: European Real Estate AllianceOrganisation: Passage WestOrganisation: Raffeen House
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