15 Westbourne Place
Cobh
Co. Cork
P24 F224

On the waterfront, this substantial 8 bedroom, end of terraced home in the very heart of the famous seaside town of Cobh is a rare property that doesn’t come along too often. With magnificent seaside views and being located within walking distance to all local attractions, this property, which has been trading as a Bed & Breakfast for the past 30 years is a unique opportunity to own a residence which is central to all activity in the town.

The building has been trading as a very successful Bed & Breakfast since 1994, open between the months of March and October. The property is only a short walk to the Port of Cobh, which many Cruise Liners depart from every year. As it is located in the middle of the town, it is within walking to all local attractions such as The Titanic experience, Cobh Heritage centre, Spike Island tours, St.Colman’s Cathedral, and much more such as Fota Island which is just a 10 minute drive away.

Built in 1870, the building was designed by British architect Thomas Robjohn Wonnacott, who also designed the chapel next door, which was originally built as a Methodist chapel.

The ground floor comprises of a spacious living room with open fireplace that opens up in to the dining room, which can be separated via sliding doors, a kitchen, study, laundry room and a w/c. There is also a private outside patio area with side access from the main road.

The first floor contains 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, an ensuite and an additional spacious sitting/dining room with an open fireplace and views overlooking the harbour. The second and third floor both comprise of 2 large bedrooms each, all with ensuits and the second floor gives access to the roof area of the floor below.

Properties of this type do not come around too often. Whether it be location, size, presence, or for the attraction of the B&B business, 15 Westbourne Place has it all.

To fully appreciate the grandeur and size of this magnificent property a viewing is a must.

8 bedroom, 7 bathroom property in the heart of the famous seaside town of Cobh.
Trading as a successful B&B for the past 30 years.
Magnificent Harbour views.
Upstairs reinsulated in 2013.
Built in 1870.
South Facing.
3003 Square Feet.
Oil fired central heating.
All windows double glaze.

Ground Floor  
Porch  Wooden flooring.
Entrance Hall  Wooden flooring, storage underneath stairs.
Living Room  Wooden Flooring, open Fireplace, Sliding double doors.
Dining Room  Wooden flooring.
Kitchen  Wooden flooring.
Study  Wooden flooring.
Utility Room  Wooden flooring.
Downstairs W/C  Laminate flooring.
First Floor  
Landing  Carpeted.
Sitting/Dining Room  Carpeted, open fireplace, sink.
Bedroom 1  Carpeted, ensuite.
Ensuite  Laminate flooring.
Upstairs Hallway  Carpeted, Storage cupboard.
Bathroom  Laminate flooring.
Bedroom 2  Carpeted.
Bedroom 3  Carpeted, built in wardrobe.
Bedroom 4  Carpeted.
Second Floor  
2nd floor landing  Carpeted, Storage cupboard, access to roof.
Bedroom 5  Carpeted, ensuite, storage.
Bedroom 6  Carpeted, ensuite, double bed.
Third Floor  
3rd Floor landing  Carpeted.
Bedroom 7  Carpeted, ensuite.
Bedroom 8  Carpeted, ensuite.

Cóbh is a tourist seaport town on the south coast of County Cork. Tourism in the area draws on the maritime and emigration legacy of the town - including its association with the Titanic. The population of the Cóbh area has increased in recent times, with new housing estates established on the outskirts of the town. Cóbh is gradually becoming a satellite town to the nearby Cork City, reflected in the commuter train service and the Carrigaloe–Passage car ferry.