About Crosshaven
Crosshaven is a picturesque harbour village at the mouth of Cork Harbour, in south-east County Cork, with views towards Camden Fort Meagher and the open sea. Its character is strongly maritime, combining established residential streets, newer housing and a close-knit village atmosphere. Daily life is generally quieter than in Cork city, although the area is popular with families, sailing enthusiasts and people seeking coastal surroundings within commuting distance of the city. Crosshaven National School serves younger pupils locally, while secondary-school options are available in nearby Carrigaline and beyond. Public transport is centred on bus services connecting Crosshaven with Carrigaline and Cork, including the Camden Fort Meagher Northbound Stop, which is associated with the 220/220X routes’ southbound terminus. Local shopping is convenient for essentials, with broader retail and services available in Carrigaline, while Ringaskiddy and Cork provide major employment areas. Residents have village pubs, cafés and seafood-oriented dining nearby, alongside harbour walks, beaches, sailing facilities and access to Camden Fort Meagher. The surrounding coastline and proximity to Myrtleville, Aghada and the wider Cork Harbour area make the locality particularly attractive for outdoor recreation.
Property Market in Crosshaven
Based on 12 properties for sale in Crosshaven
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Crosshaven
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Crosshaven and surrounding Cork Harbour communities.
Irish-medium primary school in nearby Carrigaline, offering education through the Irish language.
Large mixed secondary school providing a broad curriculum for the local area.
Established secondary school serving students from Carrigaline and surrounding villages.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local stop associated with the 220/220X routes and Crosshaven’s southbound terminus.
Connect Crosshaven with Carrigaline, employment areas and Cork city services.
Main road connection linking Crosshaven with Carrigaline and the wider city network.
Strategic route towards Cork, the port area and national road connections.
Amenities
Historic harbour fort and visitor attraction overlooking Crosshaven and Cork Harbour.
Visit website ↗Small local waterfront area suited to seaside walks and harbour views.
Harbour-based boating and marine facility reflecting the village’s strong sailing tradition.
Traditional local pub providing drinks and a sociable village meeting place.
Popular harbour-side restaurant known for relaxed dining and waterfront surroundings.
Community library providing books, local services and activities for residents.
Nearby retail centre offering supermarkets, shops and everyday services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
World-renowned sailing club based in Crosshaven, hosting racing and maritime events.
Local football club providing youth and adult participation in the community.
Community Gaelic games club supporting local teams and sporting activities.
Local rugby club with playing and social activities for different age groups.
Community organisation involved in local initiatives and village improvement projects.
Properties For Sale near Crosshaven
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