A 49ac residential farm at Nutgrove, Farrahy, Kildorrery, Co. Cork, has come on the market with an asking price of €675,000.

"This is a top quality residential holding situated approximately 3km from Kildorrery village," said selling agent Michael O'Donovan of Sherry FitzGerald O'Donovan.

"The land is all in one block and is laid out in eight easily-worked fields, with frontage onto a shared private passageway. These are top class limestone lands suitable for any type of farming enterprise - the lands are presently laid out in grass."

The Kildorrery property comprises a traditional three bedroom bungalow of block construction built around 1985, surrounded by mature gardens with stables and a small arena to the rear.

Further away from the house is a three-column round roof hay barn, with a lean-to off either side and an outhouse for cattle or stabling. There are three stables and a tack room to the rear of the dwelling house.

The dwelling house with oil-fired central heating and a Stira to the attic, is approximately 127m² (1365ft²). The property is located just off the N73, between Mallow and Mitchelstown.

As well as incorporating three stables and a tack room, the property has a small arena. The horses 'I Can't Say' and 'That's Life, Buoy' currently reside at the stables.