The Turrets
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 EH42

Sherry FitzGerald Walsh are delighted to present this 4 bedroom detached bungalow to the market which is situated on a prominent corner elevated site adjacent to the town centre. This charming property has excellent potential and also has the addition of a former doctors surgery which has a separate entrance from the side of the property. Originally built in the 1930’s and extended in the mid 1970’s, the property is deceptively spacious throughout with a generous proportion of living accommodation. On entering the property via a glass porch, one is greeted by a large tiled hallway with feature archway. Off the hallway are the four principal bedrooms of the property all with a lot of the original features of the house including floors, sash windows, cornicing and open fireplaces. There is a sitting room with solid fuel stove which adjoins a spacious dining room come sun room with sliding door to the rear garden. The kitchen has fitted units and is laid out on a tiled floor with access to the rear garden. A small corridor leads to a utility room, guest bathroom with electric shower, walk-in hotpress and a family bathroom. A further corridor leads to the adjoining surgery which comprises of two offices, a waiting room, two exam rooms and two guest toilets. This annex could easily be incorporated into the existing living accommodation or could be left separate for commercial or residential use. Outside the property is approached by a walled gated entrance with tarmac driveway and large parking area to the side. There is also a separate gated pedestrian entrance to the front. The surrounding gardens are mature and colourful with lawns, various flower beds and a selection of mature hedging and shrubs. A separate entrance off Love Lane leads to a large detached garage with attached storage areas, parking area and access to the rear garden which in turn could be kept separate and offers further scope for future development.
Located just 300m from the Main throughfare of the town, this property is worthy of a viewing to appreciate the potential on offer. Viewing advised.

4 bed, 3 bath
Fully alarmed
OFCH
Mains water
Mains sewerage
Elevated site
Mature front and rear gardens
Detached garage with separate entrance at side
Large off-street parking area
Development potential

Entrance Porch 3.95m x 0.80m Entrance via front door, tiled floor
Entrance Hallway 7.08m x 1.52m Tiled floor, radiator, feature archway, cornicing, alarm panel
Bedroom 3.96m x 3.05m Carpet, power points, radiator
Corridor 3.30m x 0.98m Partly tiled and carpet
Sitting Room 3.95m x 3.62m Carpet, solid fuel stove, electric radiator, curtains, power points, cornicing
Dining Room 8.95m x 3.48m Carpet, power points, wall lights, 3 x radiators, sliding patio door to patio area
Kitchen 3.54m x 3.05m Tiled floor, built-in units, radiator, storage heating, extractor, spot light, blind, access to rear
Utility Room 2.95m x 2.77m Tiled floor, radiator, storage, fully plumbed, power points
Guest WC 2.49m x 0.96m Fully tiled, wc, whb, electric shower, shaving light
Hotpress  Walk-in, shelved, immersion
Bathroom 2.49m x 2.38m Fully tiled, bath, wc, whb, shaving light
Surgery 3.92m x 3.06m Timber floor, radiator, power points, blind
Reception / Office 3.41m x 2.38m Carpet, power points, blind, radiator, phone point
Waiting Room 4.23m x 3.97m Tiled floor, radiator
WC 1.45m x 0.90m Tiled floor, WC, WHB
Office 2.94m x 2.44m Tiled floor, power points, blinds
Garage 7.76m x 5.95m Double doors to front, two separate doors to rear, divided into one large garage and two smaller storage areas which were once stables. Accessed via separate entrance from Love Lane
Boiler house  Burner for central heating, power point

BER: E1
BER Number: 117371617
Energy Performance Indicator: 306.83

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.