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8 Home Rule Terrace
Skibbereen
Co Cork
P81 XY60
Description
The many features of the property include a sunny south-facing large patio and garden area over three levels to the rear, an open fire place in the sitting room and working wooden sash windows to the front. The current owners have lovingly restored and retained the original features of the property. The property's original floors and doors are evident throughout. The original front door has also been retained. New electric, environmental and economical, heating (wifi controlled) has also been installed in the property. Full fibre broadband is available.
The house extends to 633 sq.ft. approximately and comprises entrance hallway, sitting room, kitchen / dining room, and utility on ground floor. Upstairs there are 2 spacious bedrooms and a shower room.
There is a sunny south facing garden with patio area and a small orchard at the back of the house. There is potential to extend the property to the rear, subject to planning.
The property is an excellent opportunity to acquire a superb cosy family home/investment property within walking distance of the thriving market town of Skibbereen.
BER Information
BER Number: 111925954
Energy Performance Indicator: 597.61 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Skibbereen (pop.2000), on the Ilen river, a little inland from the indented West Cork coast, is known as the capital of West Cork. It's a lively and picturesque town filled with the brightly-painted houses typical of this region. It's also a centre of good food and the arts.
The West Cork Arts Centre showcases a diverse range of art and theatre and Skibbereen is renowned for the quality of its food with many artisan producers living nearby. During the Famine, Skibbereen was one of the worst affected towns in the country and today the Skibbereen Heritage Centre's Great Famine Exhibition uses contemporary sources and dramatisation to tell its story. Outside the town a marine lake, Lough Hyne, is a nature reserve with a unique ecology and many rare species. Many celebrities and foreigners have chosen to settle in this region, giving Skibbereen and environs a cosmopolitan feel.
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