56 Mill View
Ballinglanna
Glanmire
Cork
T45 KP64

No. 56 Mill View, Ballinglanna is a stunning, A3 rated, three-bedroomed semi-detached home extending to 102 Sq. M of contemporary style accommodation that comes to the market in immaculate decorative order.

The accommodation comprises of an entrance hall, downstairs W.C, storage room, kitchen/dining area, large living room, on the ground floor, and on the first floor, it consists of three good sized bedrooms, one with an ensuite and a family bathroom. There is a cobble lock drive with two parking spaces to the front along with a private landscaped garden and patio to the rear.

No. 56 Mill View is located in the very popular area in Ballinglanna, tucked away nicely on the top of the estate and is only a 5-minute drive to Creastfield Shopping Centre which offers all local and social amenities. The Dunkettle interchange easily accessible from here and offers routes to the city centre, Cork airport, Little Island and Ringaskiddy to name a few.

This property will appeal to many home buyers, given its layout, condition and location.

A viewing is a must to fully appreciate this home!

Entrance Hall 1.97m x 5.25m This bright and spacious entrance hall gives access to the living room, Kitchen/Dining room, and guest WC. This room benefits from tiled flooring and a large storage room under the stairs.
Living Room 3.70m x 4.06m This generously proportioned south facing living room is to the front of the home and benefits from a large bay window overlooking the front of the home, an electric fireplace and laminate timber flooring.
Kitchen/Dining Room 4.18m x 5.08m This space is truly the heart of the home and is a perfect spot for This space is truly the heart of the home and is a perfect spot for entertaining. This open plan area is flooded with natural light and provides access to the rear garden and patio area. This new luxuriously kitchen has modern eye and floor level style units, and it benefits from a built-in induction hob and oven along with a marble effect worktop. The dining area is open plan with the kitchen and a tiled floor runs throughout this area.
Utility Room 1.49m x 1.25m Accessed from the kitchen this utility room benefits from being plumbed for a washing machine and dryer, eye level units, a built-in countertop, and tiled flooring.
Guest WC 1.49m x 1.48m The downstairs W.C. consists of a two-piece suite with a contemporary tiled floor.
Landing 2.07m x 3.36m This spacious and bright landing area provides access to all rooms on the first floor along with a large storage press. There is also a stira to the attic.
Main Bathroom 2.02m x 1.70m This fully contemporary tiled bathroom consists of a three-piece bath suite with a shower over the bath. There is a window to the front of the property which provides natural light and ventilation.
Bedroom 1 3.63m x 3.40m This is a large double bedroom to the front of the homes with a large bay window, floor to ceiling built in wardrobes, laminate timber flooring and an ensuite.
Ensuite 2.56m x 1.01m This ensuite consists of a three-piece shower suite with tiled flooring, a fully tiled shower area and walls tiled to dado level. It also benefits from a window to the side of the home for natural ventilation.
Bedroom 2 2.85m x 3.46m This large double bedroom overlooks the rear of the property with a built-in wardrobe and laminate wood flooring.
Bedroom 3 2.87m x 2.32m This is a spacious bedroom overlooking the rear garden with laminate wood flooring.
Garden  To the front of the property, you are greeted by a cobble lock driveway with space for two vehicles. The rear garden can be accessed through the kitchen/dining area and through a gated side entrance. The rear garden is fully enclosed by walls, fencing and mature shrubbery which provide maximum privacy. There is a great balance between the paved patio area and the well-maintained lawn area.

BER: A3
BER Number: 113539613
Energy Performance Indicator: 51.38 kWh/m2/yr

Glanmire is an historical town in County Cork with a population of 15,498. It is situated 6km outside of Cork City and 214km south-west of Dublin. The stone bridge located in Riverstown is one of the oldest constructions in Cork. Oliver Cromwell is reputed to have ridden over it, when he inspected Glanmire during the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland.