Aghada: converted milk parlour seeks new byre

YOU wouldn’t know it, and it doesn’t feel like it, but this Cork harbour home is ‘the udder half’ of a pair of semis.

Aghada: converted milk parlour seeks new byre

This long, low-slung c 2,000 sq ft family home was built originally as a milking parlour and set of stone farm outbuildings, says estate agent Lawrence Sweeney of Property Partners Burke Wall in east Cork.

The building, with a sweep of harbour views from its perch above Aghada, was converted a long time ago to residential use, and the current owners are in situ about seven years.

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