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€625,000 Sale Agreed
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Mountain View
Chapel Hill
Macroom
Co Cork
P12X466
Description
Retaining many of its original features, this beautifully maintained period home boasts an impressive entrance hall with a vaulted ceiling, setting the mood for the rest of the home.
The accommodation comprises of a hallway, reception room, drawing room, family room, WC, utility room, and a kitchen/dining space with a sunroom on the ground floor. Upstairs, discover a large landing area, a family bathroom, office, and five spacious bedrooms, one of which is an ensuite.
Approaching the property via a cobblestone driveway, a sense of space and privacy welcomes you. A stone pavement surrounds the house offering a charming space to appreciate the gardens, perfect for alfresco dinning. The lush garden, adorned with mature shrubs and plants, provides a serene escape.
Macroom Town boasts a vibrant array of amenities including schools, shops, restaurants, bars, hotels, gyms, salons, and medical centres. The town benefits from a regular bus service connecting to Cork and Kerry, as well as the newly constructed road linking Cork to Killarney. This home is just a 30-minute drive from both Cork City and Killarney.
Moreover, Macroom features the Briary Gap in its town centre. Passing through the Castle gates, it opens to a scenic walkway and an 18-hole golf course accompanied by a clubhouse. Additionally, the town proudly hosts a GAA facility, all conveniently walking distance from the home.
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Rooms
Reception Room 3.22m x 4.56m The spacious reception area seamlessly flows from the entrance hallway, boasting an open fireplace with a brick surround. Wood flooring and a large window that bathe the space in natural light.
Drawing Room 4.93m x 4.69m This very bright well-balanced lounge benefits from abundant natural light, courtesy of its three large sash windows with fitted valance curtains that offer dual aspects. The room is seamlessly connected to the family room via double doors. Original plaster coving along with high ceilings adds a touch of historic charm. The focal point of this space is a locally sourced black slate fireplace, adorned with a brass hood and beading, encased by antique tiles.
Family Room 4.67m x 4.02m The family room is spacious and bright, with two large sash windows covered by valance curtains. The room has a cozy fireplace with a wood burning stove, along with high ceilings and decorative mouldings. Connected to the lounge through double doors, it's a versatile space where the family can gather for various activities.
WC/Shower Room 3.00m x 2.98m A practical addition to the ground floor is the three-piece shower suite. It features tiled flooring and a combination of tiled walls with wooden panelling, providing both convenience and style.
Kitchen 3.28m x 5.75m This spacious area effortlessly blends cooking with everyday dining and relaxation. The kitchen features wooden cabinets crafted from aged, dipped pine, adding a rustic charm to the space. Complementing the cabinets is a tiled backsplash, and tiled floors, along with a charming Belfast sink. An original Aga stove is nestled into a stone wall, adding character, and a custom-built glass cabinet. Large picture windows provide views of the front of the property, flooding the space with natural light. Access to the utility room is conveniently located here.
Dining Room 3.06m x 5.38m The open plan kitchen/dining room concept offers a separate space for family meals and entertaining. Tiled flooring and recessed lights. The sunroom is accessible through archways from the dining space, providing a seamless transition to an area perfect for enjoying the surrounding gardens.
Sun Room 3.18m x 4.28m The sunroom, accessed from the dining room, welcomes abundant sunlight through two large Velux windows and wall-to-wall windows that offer captivating views of the mature gardens and driveway. With tiled flooring and seamless access to the garden, this space effortlessly connects the indoors with the outdoors.
Utility Room 5.94m x 1.80m This practical area is equipped with laundry facilities, ample storage options, and provides convenient access to the rear garden. Additionally, it offers access to the first floor via a secondary staircase, ensuring easy movement between levels of the house.
Landing A spacious landing greets you at the top of the staircase, serving as a versatile space for relaxation, study space, or perhaps even a small seating area while also giving access to all upstairs accommodation.
Bedroom 1 4.74m x 3.37m This double bedroom is situated at the rear of the home. Its three dual aspect sash windows and high 9ft ceilings offer sweeping views of the mature gardens, filling the room with natural light and a sense of spaciousness. Additionally, this room features the convenience of an ensuite bathroom.
Ensuite 2.82m x 2.49m This three-piece bath suite with mains water shower and wall to wall built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 2 4.72m x 2.97m This dual aspect double boasts a prime position at the front of the house. Its large windows offer a picturesque view, encompassing the charming church steeple and extending over the front garden and beyond to Mushera Mountain. A built-in sink and 9ft ceilings feature in the room. This very bright room enjoys beautiful views over the front garden and beyond.
Bedroom 3 3.29m x 2.79m This double bedroom is located to the front of the home. It benefits from a large window and a 9ft ceiling.
Bedroom 4 6.24m x 2.75m This spacious double bedroom is situated at the front of the home. Its two dual aspect windows, and a separate lancet window south facing, allowing light to flood the space. This room also features high 9ft ceilings and a built-in sink.
Bedroom 5 2.97m x 4.17m This bedroom is situated at the rear of the home. It features two south facing lancet windows and one east facing sash window allowing light to flood the space. This room also features an original cast iron fireplace (currently not functioning), high 9ft ceilings and a built-in sink.
Family Bathroom 3.24m x 3.01m Located at the turn of the stairs, accessed through an original stained-glass door this is a four-piece bath suite. Two dual aspect windows with fitted blinds which provides natural light.
Landing 2 Accessed via the utility room staircase or the upstairs hallway, the HP and office can be access from this space
Office 3.17m x 1.57m Located just off the second landing area, the office offers a peaceful retreat for work or study. Complete with wall-to-wall built-in wardrobes for ample storage, this room also boasts a window with a view of the rear garden.
Garden Access to the property is granted through electric gates, leading to a sweeping limestone sets driveway that provides ample parking in front of the home. A separate pedestrian walkway. Beautifully laid stone pavement slabs offer a charming space to appreciate the gardens, perfect for alfresco dinning. The garden is meticulously landscaped with mature trees, shrubbery, and lush greenery, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Additionally, a spacious detached wooden shed is available for extra storage needs.
Services: Main water and sewage, oil heating, 3 zonal heating (upstairs, downstairs and water). Solar panels for water.
Included in Sale: All white goods, Carpets & Curtains, Light fittings with the exception of plug-in lamps. ARTWORK is not included. Entrance Porch: Painted table (not included: chairs & umbrella stand) Reception room: Desk, Brass top & legs, Brass pendant light (not included: wing backed chairs, old chairs, tall plant/lamp table, set of bells) Drawing room: Three-piece suite & Octagonal table. (not included: glass cabinet, card table, nest of tables, sofa table, small set of drawers, chairs, glass side table) Sitting room: Standard lamp, Table at window included. (not included: corner unit ,three piece suite, two small mahogany tables, mirror) Hallway: Stain glass pendant light (not included: small antique chair, two mirrors) Kitchen: Table & chairs, sideboard & pine glass press with cupboard Sunroom: Three-piece suite included plus bamboo coffee table & matching nest of tables. Small table with folding sides plus cupboard. (not included: highchair & child seat) Bedroom 1: Bed & lockers, White rattan armchair (not included: two armchairs & two chest of drawers) Bedroom 2: Bed & matching bedroom furniture included. Landing: Stain glass pendant (not included: chest of drawers & trunk) Bedroom 3: Fixed shelf Bedroom 4: Bed & matching bedroom set, Pine wardrobe & Armchair Bedroom 5: Bed & wardrobe. (not included: locker & chest of drawers & stool)
BER Information
BER Number: 117334060
Energy Performance Indicator: 247.83 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Macroom (pop. 2,836) is situated inland from Cork on the Sullane River. It's a busy market town set in the middle of some of the best dairying land in Ireland. Weekly cattle and sheep marts are still busy occasions. Macroom Castle, built in Norman times, was once as big as the Tower of London. Today the castle gateway, located just off the main town square, is still an imposing building but the rest of the castle is in ruins. Not far outside the town is an ancient forest called the Gearagh, formed towards the end of the Ice age. Gearagh is an old Irish name for a wooded river and is so called because the forest covers thousands of tiny islands with streams in between. Today it's a protected region and teeming with wildlife.
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