Moving in to this spacious traditional property makes horse sense

The animals as well as the humans will find a home here, writes Tommy Barker

You could get up on your high horse at Kealfadda Bridge House — its equestrian facilities are first-rate, second to none. So says agent Henry O’Leary as he brings this Schull area property mix, with creature comfort for animals and humans, to market.

On 23 scenic acres, the upgraded traditional style stone farmhouse has an adjoining guest cottage, a hobby building, and stables done virtually to human habitation standards — in fact they’d nearly score a decent BER if the stable doors were shut.