Coastal Living to Inspire Your 2026 Move 

In this post, we’ll explore 4 exceptional coastal properties. 

Mount Mapas House Victoria Road, Killiney

Step into timeless grandeur with Mount Mapas House, an extraordinary Georgian period residence of rare distinction, commanding an elevated position above Killiney Bay. Nestled along the prestigious Victoria Road, Mount Mapas House is positioned for privacy and accessibility. Just a short stroll from Killiney Village, the beach, and scenic hill walks, it enjoys one of Dublin’s most beautiful natural settings. This property has direct access to the beach, provides a rare and remarkable amenity, elevating the lifestyle offered by this singular residence.  

Oyster Bay Lodge Ballyglan, Woodstown, Co. Waterford

Nestled in the serene coastal village of Woodstown, Co. Waterford, Oyster Bay Lodge stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and luxurious living. This stunning detached house, designed with meticulous attention to detail, sprawls over an impressive 640 square meters. Built 15 years ago, the residence is set on approximately 3 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and mature plantings, creating an idyllic retreat just a stone’s throw from Woodstown Beach.

Zinc House Templenoe, Kenmare, Co. Kerry

Situated in an unparalleled coastal setting, this harbor-facing, highly efficient, A2-rated, architect-designed home presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a sophisticated sanctuary just a short drive out the Ring of Kerry Road from Kenmare. Boasting an exceptional combination of luxury and sustainability, this modern residence is built on two acres of meticulously landscaped grounds that command a prime position above the Ring of Kerry Golf Course.

Katama Mount Salus Road, Dalkey

Katama Mount Salus Road is a magnificent, detached family home constructed in 1994 over three levels with solid concrete floors occupying an elevated position on beautiful sloping south westerly facing gardens and woodland with mature native and exotic trees that extends to approximately 0.5 Ha (1.25 acres) boasting spectacular sea views over Dublin Bay from Dalkey Island and across to Howth.