John Joes Farmhouse
Farmhouse
John Joe’s Farmhouse is named after its previous owner John Joe O’Sullivan or ‘John Joe the Jobber’ as all knew him. John Joe himself built the house of stone around the 1900 after he bought the farm. He was an industrious man and over the years he worked as a Cattle Jobber (buying and selling cattle in the locality), he also worked in constructing the underground service in London. He was an accomplished violin player and this house was host to many ‘ball nights’ throughout his years. A ball night was a big event when all the neighbours from all the nearby Parishes come together for a night of music, set dancing and storytelling. John Joe died in 1990.
Ground Floor:
Sitting room with natural stone fireplace (turf supplied free)
Kitchen with adjoining conservatory dining area
1 double bedroom
First Floor:
1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, 1 single bedroom.
Large bathroom with shower,Jacuzzi bath, whb and WC.


Features & Amenities
Sea Views
Mountain Views
Mountain Views
Large Play Center In Yard
Additional Details
Traditional painted wooden kitchen with Belfast sink and Valentia slate surround
Oil fired central heating
Open fire with turf/peat supplied free
Colour tv
Fridge freezer
Washing machine
Microwave
Dishwasher
Patio with furniture and barbecue
Cot and high chair available by request