Seaclusion is more than the sum of its parts

Contemporary coastal home is private and set on eight landscaped acres in West Cork, writes Tommy Barker

THERE’S a knowing, modern eye and sensibility that oversaw the design and delivery of this nicely aloof property — you can sense it from the almost ironic use of a grass strip up its long, snaking approach drive. That drive to the door is like a green Mohican haircut between twin tracks of fresh concrete, a sort of stairway to heaven, West Cork-style.

A package that is considerably more than the sum of it parts, this contemporary and private coastal home, with a punning house name Seaclusion, is a new to market arrival to a spring/summer market that will win over visitors in almost any weather conditions.