Ard Na Greine,

Features

• South west facing aspect
• Excellent location
• Period features
• 10Ft high ceilings
• Private landscaped gardens
• Double glazed windows
• Approx 2000 sq ft.
• Eircom Alarm System
• Amtico flooring in kitchen and bathroom.

Set on the northern side of Fermoy town with a beautiful south westerly aspect, is this charming period residence overlooking the town.

The house was originally built as a time for soldiers. It was burnt during the Civil War and rebuilt in 1929 as 3 townhouses. Ard na Greine boasts many original features such as 10ft high ceilings, cornicing, and staircase to name but a few.

The property is located in the popular Carrignagroghera area within walking distance of the town centre, rugby pitch GAA grounds, and town park. The house itself extends to approximately 2000 sq. ft. and comprises of 2 spacious reception rooms, family kitchen with utility and a sunroom. Upstairs are 4 well-proportioned sized bedrooms and a bathroom. Entrance Hall 1.2m x 6.15m Carpet. Radiator.
Sitting Room 4.15m x 5.8m Carpet. Radiator. Fireplace. Bay window
Kitchen 4.1m x 4.2m Coving. Radiator. Fitted kitchen. Integrated appliances.
Utility Room 2.8m x 4.6m Plumbed for washing machine/dryer, wc.
Lounge 3.84m x 5.5m Carpet. Radiator. Fireplace.
Conservatory 2.9m x 4m Laminate wood flooring. French doors to garden.
Upstairs  
Master Bedroom 4.65m x 5.7m Carpet. Radiator. Coving. Fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 2 4.3m x 4m Carpet. Radiator. Coving. Fitted wardrobes.
Bathroom 1.8m x 4.3m Coving. Tiling. Shower. Bathroom.
WC 1.1m x 1.3m 
Bedroom 3 2.9m x 3.1m Carpet. Radiator. Coving. Built in beds with under storage. Built in wardrobe.
Bedroom 4 4.3m x 2.3m Carpet. Radiator. Fitted wardrobes. Coving.
BER: F
BER Number: 107426355
Energy Performance Indicator: 407.01

Fermoy (pop. 2,270) lies about 30 miles to the north-east of Cork city on the Blackwater River. It was a garrison town and at one time had the largest concentration of troops in the country. Today the town is well known for angling, particularly salmon. It is strategically located, just where the main roads from Dublin to Cork and Rosslare to Killarney intersect.

The Blackwater valley is well known for its period houses and one of the finest, Castle Hyde, now owned by Micheal Flatley of Riverdance, is just outside the town. It was once the home of Douglas Hyde, founder of the Gaelic League and the first President of the Irish Republic.

BER Details

BER Rating: F

BER No.: 107426355

Energy Performance Indicator: 407.01 kWh/m²/yr