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Luma Properties Cork proudly presents this refined coastal retreat in the heart of Cobh, Co. Cork. Set in one of the town’s most desirable locations, this beautifully styled home combines modern comfort with breathtaking harbour views. Flooded with natural light, the interiors are warm, elegant and thoughtfully curated, with expansive windows framing serene coastal scenery. The spacious living areas offer a perfect space to relax or entertain, while each bedroom is designed for comfort, featuring plush bedding and tranquil décor for a restful stay. Outdoor areas provide stylish spots to unwind and enjoy the fresh sea air. Located in the historic maritime town of Cobh, guests are moments from iconic attractions including St. Colman’s Cathedral, the Titanic Experience Museum and the bustling harbour welcoming some of the world’s largest cruise ships. Scenic waterfront walks and panoramic views surround you. Excellent transport links — regular bus routes, direct rail service to Cork City and ferry connections — make this an ideal base for coastal living or exploring the wider region.

Cobh is a picturesque seaside town located on Great Island in Cork Harbour, in the south of Ireland. Known for its brightly coloured houses that climb the hillside above the harbour, Cobh is one of the most scenic coastal towns in the country. The town has a deep maritime history and served as a major port for emigration during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Millions of people left Ireland from Cobh in search of new lives in America, Australia, and other parts of the world, especially during and after the Great Famine. Because of this, Cobh is often remembered as a place of both hope and sadness, as families said their final goodbyes before long journeys overseas. One of the most famous historical connections of Cobh is with the RMS Titanic. In 1912, the Titanic made its final port of call in Cobh, which was then known as Queenstown, before beginning its tragic voyage across the Atlantic. Today, the town commemorates this history through the Titanic Experience museum, located in the original White Star Line ticket office where passengers once boarded ships. Another important landmark in Cobh is St. Colman’s Cathedral, a magnificent neo-Gothic church that dominates the skyline with its tall spire and beautiful stained-glass windows. Beyond its history, Cobh is a lively and welcoming town with a strong community spirit. Visitors can enjoy walking along the harbour promenade, taking boat trips around Cork Harbour, or exploring local cafés, shops, and restaurants. The town also hosts festivals and cultural events throughout the year, celebrating its maritime heritage and vibrant character. With its stunning harbour views, rich history, and colourful streets, Cobh remains one of Ireland’s most charming and historically significant coastal towns.