Mast-erful viewing job done at Crosshaven's €850k Crosstrees

Crosstrees are normally found on the top of a yacht's mast: here, this Crosstrees is on Cork harbour's elevated Camden Road by Fort Meagher

Crosstrees in the crosshairs: aerial view of Fort Meagher,  Camden, Crosshaven, also showing Roches Point and Cork Harbour.

Camden. Crosshaven Cork Harbour
€850,000
Size	250 sq m (2,675 sq ft)
Bedrooms	4 + 1
Bathrooms	3
BER	B3

IT’s not just the name, Crosstrees, that indicates this house is all about Cork harbour, its history, and the comings and goings of boats, of all sizes, shapes and vintages. The house’s name comes from small struts or spars on the top of yacht mast, and it’s a reference that would have had long maritime resonances for the man who called Crosstrees home for 40 years, Dermot Burns.