4 Cherry Close
Brindle Hill
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 TK46

Sherry FitzGerald Walsh present No. 4 Cherry Close, a mid-terrace residence situated in Brindle Hill, located minutes' walk from the town centre. The property is in excellent condition throughout and comes to the market turnkey.
Accommodation comprises of an entrance hall laid out on timber flooring with stairs rising to the first floor. The living room is nicely presented with timber flooring, a gas fire with a timber surround and French doors open into the kitchen/dining area. This is a welcoming space fitted with ample units and counter top space, integrated oven, microwave and is plumbed for a washing machine. A sliding patio door provides excellent natural light to this area and opens out on to the enclosed rear garden.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms, each warmly decorated and the master bedroom benefits from an en-suite. The primary bathroom is neutral with partially tiled walls and a bath with overhead shower. On the landing there is a shelved hot press and access is provided to the floored attic space via a stira stairs.
The property is greeted by a cobble lock driveway and a small lawn area. To the rear, the garden is beautifully maintained with lawn area, planted borders and has the added bonus of a garden shed.
Cherry Close is a sought after residential area within Brindle Hill and the property is a must see for those looking to get on the property ladder. The property also comes with a B3 energy rating and would qualify for the green mortgage benefits.
Viewing is highly recommended.

Mid-terrace,
3 bed, 2 bath
Extending to 86 sqm
Gas central heating
Mains services
Turn-key condition throughout
Off-street parking to front
Enclosed rear garden with garden shed
Situated in private cul de sac
Within walking distance of the town centre

Entrance Hall 4.51m x 1.85m Entrance via front door to hallway, timber floor, radiator, power points, phone point, thermostat for heating, storage space under stairs
Sitting Room 4.55m x 3.27m Timber floor, gas fire with timber surround, curtains, blinds, power points, phone point, radiator, centre light fitting, French doors to kitchen/dining
Kitchen/Dining area 5.23m x 3.95m Timber floor, fully fitted kitchen, plumbed for washing machine, tiled splash back, integrated microwave and single oven, gas hob, gas boiler, radiator, sliding door to garden
Stairs to Landing 3.47m x 2.14m Carpet runner on stairs, timber floor on landing, power points, shelved hotpress, stira stairs to floored attic
Master Bedroom 3.36m x 3.00m Timber floor, curtains, blind, power points, radiator
En-Suite 2.47m x 0.86m Vinyl flooring, tiled wall to wall, wc, whb, electric shower, radiator
Bedroom 2 3.37m x 2.58m Timber floor, curtains, blind, power points, radiator
Bedroom 3 2.78m x 2.54m Timber floor, curtains, blind, power points, radiator
Bathroom 2.12m x 1.70m Viny flooring, wc, whb, bath, walls partially tiled, radiator

BER: B3
BER Number: 117675454
Energy Performance Indicator: 149.84

Charleville is a market town near County Cork's border with Limerick set in the middle of very rich agricultural land.  It was founded in the 1660s by Roger Boyle, the first Earl of Cork who named the town after King Charles II. Today it's generally known as Charleville. Éamonn de Valera, Ireland's first Taoiseach and former President went to the old Christian Brothers School in Charleville. The town is a centre for dairying and cheese processing based in the Golden Vale Co-op Creameries.