Emmett Corcoran · Cox & Walsh

Estate agency
& valuations
in Kiltrustan.

Estate agency and valuation enquiries in Kiltrustan and the rural area north of Strokestown, through Emmett Corcoran at Cox & Walsh.

Which valuation do I need?
A village home with a mature front garden · For illustrative purposes only
A village home with a mature front garden · For illustrative purposes only

An illustration of property character, not a photograph of Kiltrustan or a property for sale.

A sense of place

North of town. Close to the detail.

Kiltrustan is a townland and civil-parish name north of Strokestown. The surrounding countryside includes separate townlands such as Lettreen, Lisheen and Carrownagullagh. An address described simply as Strokestown or Kiltrustan can therefore benefit from a more precise location.

Prepare the rural information early

A potential buyer needs to understand how a home works as well as how it looks. Gather whatever information is available about water, drainage, heating, access and outbuildings. If the accommodation has changed over time, identify the records you hold and the questions that need professional input.

Match the approach to your circumstances

A move, an inherited property and the sale of a holding can involve very different priorities. Explain the timing you would prefer and any constraints. We can discuss a realistic pricing and presentation plan, review the response together and adapt it as evidence emerges. A longer marketing period may broaden the opportunity, but it cannot guarantee a higher price.

North of Strokestown

In and around
Kiltrustan.

These are neighbouring townlands around Kiltrustan. The guide also serves as a starting point for the wider rural area; include the exact townland when you know it.

  • Lettreen
  • Lisheen
  • Carrownagullagh
  • Cuilrevagh

These are local examples, not a complete townland directory. Share the exact address, county or a location plan when you enquire.

Your property in Kiltrustan

A clearer
starting point.

Whether you are preparing to sell or need a valuation for a particular purpose, these details help make the first conversation useful.

  • Townland, county and an Eircode or plan
  • Available details of services, buildings and access
  • Your preferred timing and any separate valuation requirement

A useful question

Do I need all the paperwork before contacting you?

No. A location, a brief description and a way to contact you are enough to start. We can identify what information is useful next. There is no need to complete every optional question in the enquiry form.

Relevant reading

Before the photographs: getting a property ready for sale

Asking price, market value, and the offer worth considering

Around the area.

All local areas
Local context: sources and notes

Local guides are general information. Illustrations are not listings. Particulars, travel connections, title, access and planning position must be checked for the property concerned.

Townlands.ie / OpenStreetMap contributors (n.d.) Kiltrustan townland and its neighbours. Available at: Kiltrustan townland and its neighbours (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Placenames Database of Ireland (n.d.) Kiltrustan townland and civil-parish name. Available at: Kiltrustan townland and civil-parish name (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Office details: Cox & Walsh. No separate branch office is implied by an area page.

Start a conversation

A clear first step

Tell me what
you have in mind.

Start with a way to contact you. Add as much or as little as you like.

Send a property enquiry
Change at any time. Your answers stay with you.

An email address or phone number is enough to begin. Every other answer is optional — skip a question or send your enquiry whenever you are ready.

How can I get back to you?

Give either an email address or a phone number. You can add both if you prefer.

What should I call you?

Your first name is fine. You can leave this for later.

What is the valuation for?

Choose a purpose if you know it. We can help clarify the right report.

What kind of property is it?

A broad description is enough at this stage.

Where is the property?

An address, townland, town or county will help. It need not be exact yet.

Do you have the Eircode?

If not, simply skip. Land and some properties may not have one.

Do you have a folio number?

Only if it is to hand. There is no need to find documents before getting in touch.

What timing do you have in mind?

Whether you are just exploring or have a date in mind, let me know.

Would you like to add a few photos?

A few ordinary phone photos can help set the scene. They are optional and you can share them later.

Property photos only, please. Leave identity documents and confidential legal papers out of this form. Selected photos are uploaded only when you send.

Is there anything else I should know?

A question, your circumstances, or the best time to contact you. A few words are plenty.

Only an email address or phone number is needed to send.

Your details and any photos will be used by Emmett Corcoran at Cox & Walsh to respond to this enquiry. Sending an enquiry does not appoint the agency or commit you to a service.

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About this website

Clear information.
Considered advice.

This is Emmett Corcoran’s professional property website. Property imagery: For illustrative purposes only. The marketing studies use fictional briefs. They are not current listings or records of client work.

Article review status and source-check dates are shown on the individual pieces. See the editorial approach. General information does not replace advice on a particular instruction.

This site does not use advertising trackers. Contact forms save the details and optional property photos you submit in a private enquiry inbox for Emmett Corcoran at Cox & Walsh to review and respond. Access to that inbox is restricted to the site owner. The interactive coverage map uses locally hosted Natural Earth geography and OpenStreetMap locality points. It does not request your location. Google Maps links open that separate service. You can change enquiry type without losing your answers. If you accept optional draft storage, text answers are remembered in this browser tab. Drafts expire after 24 hours without an update and are removed when next checked, or when you send the enquiry or withdraw permission. Tab storage normally clears when the tab closes. Without that choice, answers remain only in the current page. Selected photos stay in the open form; please reselect them if you leave or reload the page. Photos are uploaded only when you send. The form sends directly through the website and displays a reference after receipt. It does not subscribe you to marketing. For a question about your submitted details, contact office@coxandwalsh.ie. WhatsApp opens as a separate service when you choose to continue. The draft includes the relevant page link and can be edited before you send it. It is not a live chat or a website enquiry receipt. With your permission, WhatsApp drafts are remembered in this browser tab and expire after 24 hours without an update; use Start afresh to replace a draft. Cookie settings lets you withdraw permission and clear saved drafts. Contact details, property addresses, photos and free-text form answers are not copied into WhatsApp.

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