11 The View
Ballyhooly
Co.Cork
P51WKA6

An excellent opportunity to purchase this substantial 5 bedroom detached house extending to approximately 1750 sq.ft. of living accommodation which is situated on a large corner site. All rooms throughout the property are functional for any family requirements and benefits from 1 ground floor bedroom. No.11 The View is ideally situated withina small low density developement on the outskirts of the village of Ballyhooly and is within walking distance of all local amenities. the village of Ballyhooly is within a 30 minute commute of the Jack Lynch tunnel, less than 10 minutes to the town of Fermoy and is within a 20 minute commute of Mallow town.

Entrance Hall 5m x 2.9m Tiled Flooring, Radiator
Kitchen Dining Room 10.2m x 3.5m Kitchen area - Tiled Flooring, Split level kitchen units, Patio door to rear garden, Radiator Dining area - Laminate Flooring, Radiator
Utility Room 2.2m x 2.5m Tiled Flooring, Plumbed for washing machine & dryer
Sunroom 3m x 3.5m Laminate Flooring, Vaulted Ceoiling, Radiator
Living Room 4m x 4.5m Laminate Flooring, solid Fuel open fireplace, Radiator
Bedroom 1 3.2m 2.5m Laminate Flooring, Radiator
WC 1.5m x 1.1m Tiled Flooring, Toilet, WHB, Radiator
First Floor Bedroom 2 3.8m x 3.1m Carpet, Radiator
En-Suite 2m x 1.2m Tiled Flooring, Toilet, WHB, Power Shower
Bedroom 3 3.8m x 3.8m Carpet, Radiator
Bedroom 4 3.9m x 3.2m Carpet, Radiator
Bedroom 5 3.8m x 3.6m Carpet, Radiator
Bathroom 2.1m x 2.3m Tiled Flooring, Toilet, WHB, Bath, Radiator

BER: B3
BER Number: 107199218
Energy Performance Indicator: 149.29 kWh/m2/yr

Fermoy (pop. 2,270) lies about 30 miles to the north-east of Cork city on the Blackwater River. It was a garrison town and at one time had the largest concentration of troops in the country. Today the town is well known for angling, particularly salmon. It is strategically located, just where the main roads from Dublin to Cork and Rosslare to Killarney intersect.

The Blackwater valley is well known for its period houses and one of the finest, Castle Hyde, now owned by Micheal Flatley of Riverdance, is just outside the town. It was once the home of Douglas Hyde, founder of the Gaelic League and the first President of the Irish Republic.