33 Tuarinn Alainn,
Castlemartyr, P25CC96
3 Bed House
Asking Price €175,000
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Contact Sherry Fitzgerald O'Donovan (Fermoy, Mallow & Midleton)
PSR Licence: 003457
+353 25 32725
Property Overview
Status
For Sale
Style
House
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Property Features
Tenure
Not Provided
Energy Rating
Property Financials
Price
Asking Price €175,000
Stamp Duty
€1,750*²
Rates
Not Provided*¹
Property Engagement
Views Last 7 Days
21
Views Last 30 Days
132
Views All Time
1,120
Features
- Gas Fired Central Heating
- Double Glaze Windows
- Huge potential with character
- Walking distance to all local amenities
- Built in 2003
- Private parking to the front of the property and a private garden to the rear
- Ideal first home or investment property
Accommodation comprises of a living room, a kitchen dining area and a W/C. Upstairs is three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is private parking to the front of the property and a garden and shed to the rear.
The location is superb in terms of convenience, being within a moments stroll to Castlemartyr main street and all amenities it has to offer, it also enjoys easy access to the N25 and yet only five minutes’ drive from the Garryvoe beach whilst also being close to Fota Wildlife Park, Ballymaloe, Midleton, Cork City and a whole range of top attractions.
This property would suit a first-time buyer or investors alike. Early viewings recommended. Entrance Hall 3.75m x 1.85m
Living Room 3.75m x 3.25m
Kitchen/Diner 5.10m x 4.00m
Storage 2.95m x 0.90m
Hall 1.70m x 1.00m
W/C 1.70m x 1.40m
Landing 3.45m x 1.85m
Bathroom 1.85m x 1.75m
Master Bedroom 4.50m x 3.35m
Bedroom 2 3.40m x 2.70m
Bedroom 3 2.50m x 2.40m
Hot Press
BER: D1
BER Number: 117431171
Energy Performance Indicator: 230.09
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: D1
BER No.: 117431171
Energy Performance Indicator: 230.09 kWh/m²/yr
