165 Brightwater
Crosshaven
Co. Cork
P43 NY04

165 Brightwater is a spacious four bedroomed end of terrace home located in the ever popular Brightwater develpment, just minutes walk from Crosshaven village and only a short drive from beaches such as Myrtleville and Fennell's Bay.

To the front, the property has a very large cobblelock driveway that can comfortably accommodate four cars. There are lovely planting beds to either side of the driveway.

Moving inside, there is a nice balance of living and bedroom accommodation with all rooms having generous proportions. On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall with storage, WC, living room, dining room, kitchen and utility. Overhead, there are four bedrooms (main bedroom en-suite) and main bathroom.

To the rear of the house, there is a nicely sized, fully enclosed garden which is laid in lawn and non-overlooked. Mature trees along the rear boundary further enhance the feeling of privacy.

The location here is ideal with all amenities within Crosshaven village being within easy walking distance, such as shops, churches, sports clubs and the award-winning Cronin's pub.

In addition, Crosshaven enjoys the convenience of being on the 220 bus route, which is a 24 hour service linking Crosshaven with Carrigaline, Douglas, Cork City and Ballincollig.

Overall, this is a fantastic family home in a great location.

Viewing comes highly recommended.

Entrance Hall 1.02 x 5.53 The entrance hall is bright and inviting, providing access to all rooms on the ground floor. It is finished with linoleum flooring.
Living Room 3.65 x 5.12 Accessed via double doors from the hall, the generously proportioned living room features carpet flooring, bay window, coving and open fireplace.
Dining Room 3.35 x 3.75 Located to the back of the home is a second reception room that is bright and spacious, it overlooks and provides access to the back garden through a sliding door.
Kitchen 2.81 x 5.58 The kitchen is located to the back of the home and overlooks the back garden. It is well fitted with floor and eye level style units that incorporate appliances such as an integrated fridge/freezer along with a hob and oven along with plenty of worktop space. Access to the side entrance is also provided from here.
Utility Room 1.39 x 1.54 Located just off the kitchen, the utility room is plumbed for a washing machine and a dryer. It also benefits from additional worktop space.
Guest WC 1.38 x 1.48 Two-piece suite that is located just off the entrance hall.
Bedroom 1 3.52 x 4.54 Large double bedroom with bay window to the front of the house. There is carpet flooring, centre light and fitted, mirrored wardrobes.
Ensuite 2.75 x 0.93 Three-piece electric shower suite with tiled walls and linoleum flooring.
Bedroom 2 3.25 x 3.33 Double bedroom to the rear of the house overlooking the garden with carpet flooring, centre light and fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 3 2.92 x 2.23 Nicely sized bedroom to the rear of the house overlooking the garden with carpet flooring and centre light.
Bedroom 4 2.68 x 2.34 Single bedroom to the front of the house with centre light and laminate wood flooring. This room would also make an ideal home office.
Bathroom 1.73 x 2.04 Three-piece shower suite with tiled walls and linoleum flooring.

BER: C1
BER Number: 117481762
Energy Performance Indicator: 167.99 kWh/m²/yr

Crosshaven is a village in County Cork, Ireland located in a scenic area with views of Currabinny Wood, and Cork Harbour. Originally a fishing village, the maritime sector is still important. Since the start of the 20th century tourism has became important to the town, which has 5 beaches within a 2 mile radius. Other attractions included Piper's funfair (known as "the merries"), the Cockleshell, which is now an arcade called La Scala. Today Crosshaven is becoming a commuter town for Ringaskiddy and Cork city.