Depth of choice key to unique appeal of region's housing market

“East Cork has always offered something many urban locations cannot — space," says Midleton-based estate agent James Colbert
The beautiful 1870s Knocklaun House, Midleton, located on the Cork Road, which fronts a scheme of 11 new builds. 

The beautiful 1870s Knocklaun House, Midleton, located on the Cork Road, which fronts a scheme of 11 new builds. 

Celebrate diversity – the housing market east of Cork city is as diverse as any buyer might hope for, from market towns like Midleton to beach-blessed resorts like Youghal, smaller gems like Ballycotton, historic ports like Cobh, and commuter-friendly communities along the rail line such as Glounthaune and Carrigtwohill.

“East Cork has always offered something many urban locations cannot — space. Whether it’s larger gardens, coastal or countryside views or room for growing families, buyers continue to place enormous value on those factors, as well as the continued demand for detached homes with space and land,” says Midleton-based agent James Colbert of Colbert & Co. 

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