About Crosshaven
Crosshaven is a scenic harbour village at the mouth of the River Owenabue in south-east County Cork, with views towards Cork Harbour and a strong maritime character. It is primarily residential, with a close-knit, village atmosphere that attracts families, commuters and people seeking access to the coast and sailing community. Local education is centred on Crosshaven National School, while secondary pupils generally travel to schools in nearby Carrigaline and the wider Cork Harbour area. The village is served by road connections towards Carrigaline, Ringaskiddy and Cork city, with bus services including the 220/220X corridor; Camden Fort Meagher Northbound Stop is the 220/220X’s southbound terminus. Everyday shopping and services are available locally, with a broader range of supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and professional services in Carrigaline. Residents can enjoy harbour walks, coastal scenery, beaches around Myrtleville and Fountainstown, and nearby Camden Fort Meagher, while sailing, rowing and other water-based activities are central to local life. Crosshaven’s pubs, cafés and restaurants provide a relaxed social scene, although commuting and larger shopping trips often mean travelling outside the village.
Property Market in Crosshaven
Based on 13 properties for sale in Crosshaven
Property types
Bedrooms
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 from Crosshaven and surrounding Cork Harbour communities.
Nearby primary option in Carrigaline, serving the expanding local population.
Large mixed secondary school offering broad education and extracurricular opportunities nearby.
Local secondary-school provision associated with Crosshaven’s longstanding community education services.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗220/220X terminus serving Crosshaven and connections towards Carrigaline and Cork.
Frequent cross-harbour bus corridor linking Crosshaven with Carrigaline and Cork city.
Main road connection from Crosshaven towards Carrigaline, Ringaskiddy and Cork.
Strategic route providing access towards Cork city, the port and wider motorway network.
Carrigaline offers additional services towards Cork city and surrounding towns.
Amenities
Historic harbour fort and visitor attraction with exhibitions, views and seasonal events.
Visit website ↗Well-known local venue offering food and hospitality in a historic village setting.
Traditional Crosshaven pub providing drinks, conversation and a community-focused atmosphere.
Major sailing club and waterfront venue at nearby Crosshaven’s maritime centre.
Local meeting and activity space hosting community events and recreational groups.
Children’s play area supporting family recreation close to the village amenities.
Nearby supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés and everyday services provide broader retail choice.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic sailing club with strong racing, training and community links.
Harbour-based marine services supporting boat owners and the local sailing economy.
Community Gaelic games club involving local players, families and volunteers.
Local football club providing youth and adult participation opportunities.
Volunteer lifeboat service supporting maritime safety around Cork Harbour and the coast.
Properties For Sale near Crosshaven
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