A quarter of a century old, the 3,100 sq ft country home at Walshtownmore in Dungourney sits on three-quarters of an acre.
The property features attractive stone boundary walls to the front and a C1 energy rating, the Irish Examiner reported.
The owners recently renovated the top floor shower room before moving to a new home in the area. Neutral-colored tile and wooden floors run throughout the interior, complemented by neutral paint on the walls.
Downstairs, four separate living rooms offer space for a growing family alongside a bright sunroom. Upstairs contains four bedrooms, with two featuring en-suite bathrooms, while the top level adds two Velux-windowed rooms and an additional bathroom.
A large detached block-built garage stands outside with a roller door and full power supply. The structure includes a mezzanine area and potential to secure planning permission for conversion into an independent living unit, home office, or gym.
“It’s a fine stand of a home — a whole lot of house with plenty space around it and attractive stone boundary walls to the front,” Kyle Kennedy of Kennedy Estate Agents told the Irish Examiner, noting the garage’s versatility.
The external grounds offer views of surrounding countryside and farmland. Midleton is a 12-minute drive away, while Cork city sits 34 kilometers or roughly 35 minutes away by car.
Interest in the €495,000 property comes from multiple international and domestic markets. Enquiries originate from US buyers, overseas buyers looking to return to Cork, and local residents in Midleton trading up to a detached home with land, according to Kennedy Estate Agents.
“It’s a blank canvas for a purchaser to let their imagination run wild,” Kennedy told the Irish Examiner regarding the home’s potential for new owners.
The house is located 34 kilometers, or about a 35-minute drive, from Cork Airport.
The 3,100 sq ft home includes four downstairs living rooms, a sunroom, four bedrooms on the first floor, and two Velux-windowed rooms on the top level.
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