At the top of Ballydehob village is the famously steep Staball Hill, backdrop to 'Danno', world wrestling champion and 'son of Ballydehob'. His bronze statue marks the site of the 1642 Battle of Staball Hill. Now on the market is this site with planning permission for a two-storey dwelling at this very central and well-known location. This could be an ideal family home within walking distance of all village amenities or the ideal holiday retreat.
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