51 Harrison Place
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 EP11

Sherry FitzGerald Walsh present No.51 Harrison Place which is a 4 bedroom detached property situated on an enclosed private site on the periphery of Charleville town. The property extends to 210 sqm comprising of large entrance hallway with a tiled floor, a guest bedroom and a fully tiled guest bathroom. There is an extension to the property which comprises of a magnificent open plan, split level living/kitchen/dining area which is flooded with natural light. The living area is laid out on a timber floor with solid fuel stove and steps up to the kitchen which is fitted with black high gloss units, is laid out on a tiled floor and has a sliding patio door to the rear patio area. A door from the entrance hallway leads to the stairs to the first floor which comprises of three bedrooms, all with carpet flooring. The main bathroom is beautifully tiled and fitted with a pump shower and Jacuzzi bath. There is also a walk-in hotpress and access to the attic via a stira stairs. Outside, the property is greeted by a walled entrance with concrete driveway and ample off-street parking to the front. Double gates lead to the rear which is also concrete, lined with raised flowerbeds and mature hedging. There is a patio area with outdoor stove, storage shed and timber store. Harrison Place is ideally located within walking distance of the town centre and all its amenities. Viewing strongly advised.

4 bed, 2 bath
Detached
Mains water
Mains sewerage
OFCH
Off-street parking via concrete driveway
Double metal gates to rear
Patio area with outdoor stove
Low maintenance garden
Shed to rear with timber store
Outside lighting, outside tap
Close to all amenities
Within walking distance of town centre

Entrance Hall 4.90m x 3.30m Entrance via front door to hallway, tiled floor, radiator, blind
Guest Bathroom 3.05m x 2.82m Tiled floor, tiled wall to wall, electric shower unit, wc, vanity sink unit, radiator, extractor
Guest Bedroom 4.64m x 3.95m Timber floor, radiator, power points, tv point, curtains
Living Room 6.30m x 5.16m Open plan living area with timber floor, solid fuel stove, inlaid lighting, radiator, blinds, power points, TV point, broadband, steps up to kitchen
Kitchen 6.30m x 4.10m Vaulted ceiling, tiled floor, black high gloss fitted kitchen with floor and eye level units, plumbed for washing machine, gas hob, electric oven, extractor hood, blinds, sky light, sliding patio door to rear garden, venetian blind
Hallway to first floor 2.88m x 1.67m Tiled floor, radiator, hanging space, carpet on stairs and landing
Bedroom 4.50m x 3.30m Carpet, radiator, power points
Walk-in hotpress 3.0m x 1.67m Power points, radiator, immersion, controls
Corridor 10.0m x 1.08m Carpet, radiator, power points, inlaid lighting, thermostat for heating, stira stairs to attic
Master Bedroom 6.32m x 4.65m Carpet, 2 x radiators, power points
Bathroom 4.53m x 2.58m Tiled floor, tiled wall to wall, walk-in pump shower, towel radiator, vanity sink unit, shaving light, medicine cabinet, jacuzzi bath, radiator, velux window, inlaid lighting

BER: C1
BER Number: 113456578
Energy Performance Indicator: 173.03

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.