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Cork
County
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Electoral Division
047077002
Small Area
Carrigtohill
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Beds
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Baths
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Size
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BER
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Timeline
PPR sales + listing activity (newest first)- 2014-08-13Sold€383kSecond-handOfficial
Currently listed nearby
6 active listing(s) in the same Small Area, ±1 bedroom
Currently listed nearby
Safety
Safety 74/100Nearest Garda station — CARRIGTWOHILL
Safety
Safety 74/100Composite percentile
74/100
Safer than 26% of Ireland
Personal66
Property31
Public order79
↘↘ Down 28% vs prior 3-year baseline
Personal · assault, robbery, sexual offences, homicide
Property · burglary, theft, criminal damage, fraud
Public order · drugs, public disorder, weapons
National percentile · 0 = safest, 100 = worst
Nearest emergency services
Garda · CARRIGTWOHILL3.0 km
Fire · Midleton Fire Station2.6 km
Area context
AffluentCensus + Pobal HP — who lives here, how, in what
Area context
AffluentSmall Area
Population
238
5-yr change +2.1%
Age structure
53%
25-64 y/o
- 0-1427.3%
- 15-2410.1%
- 25-4431.2%
- 45-6422.2%
- 65+9.2%
Household sizes
62
households
- 2 persons27.4%
- 3 persons25.8%
- 4 persons24.2%
- 5 persons17.7%
- 6+ persons4.8%
Family types
9%
Lone-parent households
- Married, with kids48.7%
- Married couple14.1%
- Cohabiting, with kids1.3%
- Cohabiting couple2.6%
- Lone parent (mother)9.0%
- Single-person15.4%
Non-Irish born
14%
Non-Irish born
- Ireland86.1%
- Rest of World5.5%
- Poland4.6%
- United Kingdom3.4%
- Other EU272020 (Exec Ireland & Poland)0.4%
5-year price trend in this Small Area
Median PPR sale price per year
5-year price trend in this Small Area
- 2023Median €490,0001 sale(s)
- 2025Median €482,4998 sale(s)
- 2026Median €464,9999 sale(s)
Flood risk
✓ All clearOPW NIFM / CFRAM / NCFHM modelled flood zones
Flood risk
✓ All clearAt this point
0
This exact point is not in any modelled flood zone.
Source: OPW (NIFM / CFRAM / NCFHM) + FRS Benefiting Areas.
Radon risk
EPA Radon Risk Map category for this property
Radon risk
1
2
3
4
Category 4 (10% to 20%)
EPA recommends testing before purchase if ground floor occupied.
Source: EPA Radon Risk Map.
Schools
1.9 kmNearest primary + post-primary (DoE register)
Schools
1.9 kmPrimary
Gaelscoil Mhainistir na Corann
1.9 km away · Bán Sheáin, Mainitir na Corann, Co. Chorcaí, Cork
- Catholic
- All subjects through Irish
- Bishop of Cloyne
Post-primary
St Aloysius College
2.8 km away · Main Street, Carrigtwohill, Co.Cork, Cork
- CATHOLIC
- English-medium
- Le Chéile Schools Trust
Transit
37′ walkNearest DART/Luas + bus routes within 500 m
Transit
37′ walkEnergy estimate
Area estimateNo BER on file — estimated from 7 certs in the same Small Area
Energy estimate
Area estimateEstimated annual energy cost (rough)
€2,302 – €2,993
per year · likely heating fuel: Heating Oil · regulated services only (see calculation)
- Estimated BER~B3
- Total annual energy21,291 kWh/yr
- Energy intensity147 kWh/m²/yr
- Floor area~145 m² (area median)
- Heating fuelHeating Oilarea mode
How is this calculated?
Rough estimate based on the BER cert's primary energy band — covers the four 'regulated services' SEAI DEAP measures: space heating, hot water, lighting, ventilation. It does NOT include appliances, cooking, IT equipment, or real-life usage variance (occupancy, comfort temperature, hours at home). Actual bills will differ.
2026-05 Irish retail unit prices (Switcher.ie / SEAI Domestic Fuels Q4 2025): Mains Gas €0.10/kWh · Heating Oil €0.10/kWh · Electricity €0.30–€0.40/kWh (smart vs standard) · LPG €0.15/kWh · Solid fuel €0.06–€0.09/kWh. ±15% margin on non-electric. Standing charges: €300/yr electricity meter, +€360/yr if gas is connected.
Planning
5Permissions within 1 km, last 3 years
Planning
5- Extension / Alteration2025-05-15Refused 477 mA 20 Year permission for the backfilling of an exhausted quarry void (quarry registration ref: QR078) and acceptance, short-term storage and processing of construction and demolition (C&D) waste on-site, within an overall application area circa (ca) 11 hectare (ha). The development will consist of the backfilling of the quarry void (ca. 4.9ha) to a level of ca. 27 metres above Ordance Datum (MAOD) with either; 1) Inert soil and stone waste (imported inert greenfield and non-greenfield soils and stones and river dredge spoil which will result in the proposed development operating as a soil recovery facility that requires a waste management licence from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); or 2) Soil and stone by-product (i.e. essentially virgin soil or equivalent to virgin soil and stone) which will be notified to the EPA as an Article 27 by-product at its source of origin and transported as a by-product material to enable the site to be backfilled. The proposed C&D processing facility will cover an area of ca. 1.9ha and will operate under a waste management licence from the EPA. The development will also comprise of the construction of an inspection shed (ca. 140m2) and ancillary improvements to drainage and landscaping. The development will utilise existing infrastructure on-site including weighbridge, wheelwash, garage, car parking and welfare facilities. The application relates to development which involves an activity requiring a waste licence from the EPA. A planning permission of 20 years is being sought for the proposed development. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and a Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the planning authority with the application.
