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€595,000 Sale Agreed
4 beds
4 baths
186 sqm
9 Carbery Court
Curraheen
Rosscarbery
Co Cork
P85 W920
Description
Special Features:
o Well-presented 2,000 sq. ft. / 186 sq. m. approx. house.
o Mature estate of 10 detached homes built circa 2003.
o Generous 0.25 acre approx. plot with tarmac driveway and garden laid out in lawn, ideal for summer living and family life.
o Sunny south facing orientation looking out on green space.
o Ideally located to take advantage of coastal location with The Warren Beach just 3km away and the vibrant cafés, pubs and restaurants that make up Rosscarbery town centre just a short stroll.
The house is spacious with 2,000 sq. ft. / 186 sq. m. approximately of living space. The many features include double glazed windows, oil fire central heating with radiators, open fireplace and well-designed bright rooms.
The accommodation comprises entrance hallway, sitting room, open plan kitchen/dining with sliding door to garden patio area, utility room, WC and a study/bedroom 5 on the ground floor. The first floor comprises 4 large bedrooms including two ensuite and a family bathroom.
The grounds, measuring approx. 0.25 acre are landscaped and include a tarmac driveway and a large lawn. There is a timber storage shed to the rear and a patio area off the kitchen.
Rosscarbery is an historical and picturesque town with unique setting adjacent to the lagoon and the nearby Warren Beach. The area is noted for its attractive architecture, vibrant square with popular restaurants and bars, excellent primary and secondary schools, sandy beaches and the renowned sailing waters in nearby Glandore.
SERVICES:
o Mains water
o Oil fired central heating
o Mains sewerage
BER Information
BER Number: 117078238
Energy Performance Indicator: 215.15 kWh/m2/yr
About the Area
Rosscarbery or Roscarbery is a town in County Cork. The town is on a shallow estuary, which opens onto Rosscarbery Bay.
The town itself has witnessed unprecedented growth in recent times, despite the lack of any major industry in the area, and being just outside the commuter belt for the city of Cork. The majority of new housing is holiday accommodation, which results in an annual swell in population during summer months. According to the 2006 census, the population of the town is 936.
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