Gurranredmond
Donoughmore
Co. Cork
P32AY16

This charming 1900s cottage extending to 83 sq m sits nestled on approximately 0.7 acres of land adorned with mature trees and hedgerows creating a picturesque setting. The property boasts spacious block-built outbuildings that offer excellent potential for various uses such as a studio, home office or additional accommodation.

Over the years, the house has undergone renovations and expansions now featuring a modern-style kitchen and wetroom. While it retains its vintage charm some modernization is required to unlock its full potential.

Situated in a delightful rural setting the property enjoys serene surroundings, less than 4km from Bweeng village and 4km from Donoughmore. Both offer a range of amenities including schools, churches, pubs, shop and GAA clubs providing convenience and a sense of community.

Despite its tranquil location, the property is conveniently located just 17km from Mallow and offers easy access to Cork city center making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a balance between countryside living and urban amenities. With its rustic allure and promising potential, this cottage presents a unique opportunity for buyers looking to create their dream home in a scenic and accessible location.

OFCH
Set on approx 0.7 acre site
Double glazed windows and doors
Huge potential
large outbuildings
4 km from both Bweeng and Donoughmore village.

Living Room 3.83m x 3.72m Tiled Flooring. Radiator.
Bedroom 1 3.85m x 2.9m Laminate Flooring. Radiator.
Bedroom 2 3.85m x 3.72m Laminate Flooring. Solid Fuel Fire with feature surround.
Kitchen Dining Room 4m x 4.07m Tiled Floor. Fully Fitted kitchen with integrated hob and double oven. Recessed lighting.Plumbed for washing machine. Double doors to rear.
Back Halway 0.76m x 3m Tiled Flooring. Door to rear.
Bathroom 1.9m x 2.85m Fully Tiled. Walk in electric shower. Whb and toilet. Heated towel rail.

BER: F
BER Number: 114378441
Energy Performance Indicator: 382.86

Mallow is the largest town along the Blackwater valley; founded in the late 16th century when the Earl of Desmond built a castle to protect the river crossing. The town is sometimes called the crossroads of Munster due to its position on the junction of roads to Waterford, Cork, Dublin, Limerick and Killarney. It's also been identified as a regional hub in the Government's National Spatial Strategy so is likely to grow even more in the future.  Mallow has a large sugar industry processing sugar beet from all over the midlands.