15 Charleston Wharf,

Features

• Bright spacious accommodation
• Approx. 87.5 sq m (922 sq ft)
• 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom
• Gas fired central heating
• Superb Estuary views
• Terrace area
• Westerly aspect
• Allocated parking space
• Well maintained apartment complex
• Management fee applicable
• Walking distance of Midleton town centre
• Short commute to Cork City

Sherry FitzGerald O'Donovan are delighted to present this waterside duplex apartment situated along the ever-popular Bailick Road. No. 15 boasts accommodation of approx. 85.7 sq m (922 sq ft). The property is neutrally decorated and has natural light in abundance. The accommodation within is very well appointed and comprises of an entrance hall, two bedrooms, bathroom and an en-suite to the entrance level and an open plan living/kitchen/dining room to the upper level. The property is beautifully decorated and all rooms are flooded with light. Views of the estuary can also be enjoyed from the spacious balcony off the living room. For those of you looking for low maintenance living and a convenient location, this is the one for you. The apartment is also equipped with its own designated parking space Charleston Wharf is within walking distance from Midleton town centre where a host of amenities are on offer and it enjoys easy access to the N25. Viewings on this apartment are a must. First Floor  
Entrance Hall 3.0m x 3.0m Carpeted
Bedroom 1 5.0m x 3.4m Carpeted
Bathroom 2.0m x 2.0m Tiled, Bath/Shower
Bedroom 2 3.6m x 3.0m Carpeted, Ensuite Bathroom
Ensuite 1.6m x 1.7m Tiled, Electric Shower
Second Floor  
Landing 2.2m x 1.5m Carpeted
Living/Dining Room 6.6m x 4.0m Wood Flooring, Balcony access at both sides
Kitchen 2.7m x 2.5m Wood Flooring
BER: C1
BER Number: 118295427
Energy Performance Indicator: 155.26

Midleton (pop. 3,798), 11 miles from Cork City on the N25, is the main market town for the East Cork region, and serves a prosperous agricultural hinterland. The town has a long history, dating back to the foundation of a Cistercian monastery in the 12th century. Today the town is probably best known for its whiskey, distilled here since 1825. You can learn all about the history of Irish whiskey and see how it was made in the Jameson Heritage Centre sited in the beautifully restored old distillery buildings. Midleton is also known for good restaurants and food. Not far from Midleton, near the village of Shanagarry is the famous Ballymaloe cooking school.

BER Details

BER Rating: C1

BER No.: 118295427

Energy Performance Indicator: 155.26 kWh/m²/yr