Spacious detached four bedroom detached home in this most sought after suburbs on the south side of Cork City. 109 Kevington Close is in excellent condition through with well proportioned room sizes enclosed garden to rear and front garden and parking to the front. Set in an elevated position in this mature development convenient to all amenities, shops and public transport in the Grange area with Douglas Village only a short walk away. Viewing highly recommended but strictly by appointment with sole agents.

ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES;
Reception Hall; 147 x 42
Solid Oak Flooring. Large bright reception hall. Cloak closet off. Guest WC off with tiled floor and walls, 1 window.
2 Power Points, 1 Light, 1 Radiator.

Living Room: 124 x 102
Solid Oak Floor. Fire Place. French doors leading to Dining Area.
4 Powerpoints, TV Point, 1 Light, Wall Lights, 1 Window, Double Radiator.

Kitchen/ Dining Room; 254 x 136
Cream Shaker Style Wall and Floor Kitchen Units, Integrated Appliances, Cooker Hood, Non Slip Tile in Kitchen Area, Kitchen Island with Breakfast Counter. Solid Oak Floor in Dining Area.
8 Powerpoints, 6 Recessed Lights, 2 Windows, 2 Double Radiators.

Family Room / TV Room off Kitchen/Dining Area 136 x 115
Laminate Floor. Fire Place.
6 Power Points, 1 Light, 1 Window, Double Radiator.

Utility Room 74 x 62
Tile Floor. Plumbed for Washing Machine And Dryer
4 Power Points. 1 Light.

Bathroom; 6 x 46
Three piece white suite with shower cubicle (power shower) Tiled Floor.
1 Light, Radiator.

FIRST FLOOR

Landing Area: 1 Window, 2 Lights

Bedroom 1; 146 x 114
Built in Robes.
4 Powerpoints, 1 Light, 1 Window. 1 Radiator.

Bedroom 2; 137 x 98
Built in Robes
4 Powerpoints, 1 Light, 1 Window, 1 Radiator.

Bedroom 3; 102 x 87
2 Powerpoints, 1 Light, 1 Window, 1 Radiator.

Bedroom 4; 115 x 104
Built in Robes. Single Bed fixture over bulkhead of stairs
2 Powerpoints, 1 Light, 1 Window, 1 Radiator.

Bathroom; 102 x 74
White suite with full bath and large shower cubicle (power shower). Tiled floor and part tile walls.
1 Light, 1 Window, Double Radiator

OUTSIDE;

GARAGE: 92 x 82
Automated roller shutter Doors
Driveway to the front with parking
Walled in garden to the rear.
Garden shed to 88 x 43 Tile leanto roof

FEATURES;
Oil Fired Central Heating.
Triple Glazed Windows.

4 Bedroom period property that has been expertly renovated with all the modern technologies yet still retaining the charm and character of an older property.

Beautiful period property built in the early 1900’s which has been sympathetically restored to an A rating, incorporating the latest in energy-efficient technologies.
Many period features have been retained including the high ceilings, cornicing and covings. The original period doors, skirting and architrave have been retained and/or replaced.

The roof has been refurbished with new slates, red ridge to match original red brick chimneys. New insulated flat roof on the porch and new gutters and downpipes.
New electrical installation with generous number of sockets and tv points and wired for external car charger point and a new septic tank. Served by a mains water connection and can avail of the high-speed broadband in area.

There is an Orca air to water heating system installed. New insulated floors with underfloor heating, and new 28mm double glazed windows throughout.

This property has been finished beautifully and is turnkey. Located in a countryside setting but a short distance from many villages and towns.

• Letterkenny town 10km
• Drumoghill 4 km
• Manorcunningham 6 km
• Newtowncunningham 7 km
• Raphoe 10km
• Lifford/Strabane 15km
• Derry 18km

Sallybrook House is listed in the Buildings of Ireland Architectural Register.

https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/40905450/monclink-co-donegal

At the very end of the nineteenth century the agricultural co-operative movement began to make progress in Ireland. The Laggan (or Lagan) CoOperative Agriculture & Daily Society was founded in 1896, only the second such co-operative to be established in Ulster. The driving force behind its formation was an enterprising local farmer named Samuel Marshall. The Sallybrook creamery was built by the Laggan Co-Operative in the townland of Monclink.

The local shop at the time, beside Sallybrook House owned by Mrs McClintock sold the famous Sallybrook Creamery butter. The adjacent Sallybrook Train Station provided transport for the Creamery/Co-op til 1953.

The train station opened on 1 May 1885 when the Londonderry and Lough Swilly Railway built their line from Londonderry Graving Dock to Letterkenny (LLS).
It closed for passengers on 3 June 1940. It remained open for freight until 10 August 1953.

The longest and last known resident of Sallybrook House is Mr. Willlam Elder and wife, a native of Ahoghill, Co Antrim. He was Manager of Lagan Co-op and Sallybrook Creamery for 61 years til his retirement in August 1974 at the grand old age of 83.

A rare opportunity to acquire a house of distinction with character in abundance.

There are concrete steps leading to a new composite front door, accompanied by a glass light box above front door with brass knob and knocker. Welcoming entrance into the vestibule, with decorative tiling and a built-in cloak room area.

Sitting room: 4.8m x 3.3m with wood effect tile flooring. Has beautiful high ceiling with cornice and coving and a ceiling rose. The room is welcoming with an abundance of light in the morning and the afternoon, from an east facing triple bay window. Presently ready for the installation of a media wall.

Kitchen and dining room: 5.75m x 3.95m with wood effect tile flooring. Again, high ceilings with original cornice and coving and recessed lighting. New high spec kitchen installed with a large modern kitchen island. Quartz sink and drainer unit with a brass mixer taps over.

Integrated appliances which consist of a four-ring induction hob and extractor unit. Bosch dishwasher, a Hotpoint washing machine and an electric oven and a fridge/freezer. Additionally, there is a larder cabinet and a pantry unit to store and hide away your appliances, such as the kettle and toaster etc.

Fully glazed glass panel door to the rear. Leading to a large 40 sq.m enclosed patio area which is completed in Tobermore paved stone. Also includes the foundations if someone wished to add a 40 sq.m extension to the rear.

Ground floor W/C: Neatly located underneath the stairs, with tile flooring and a contemporary two-piece suite and recessed lighting. Additionally, there is a storage cupboard underneath the stairs providing additional storage.

The original period staircase with a beautiful new carpet runner, leading to the first-floor landing area. Filled with generous amount of natural light, due to the high ceilings and large windows. The first floor also has air to water and contemporary energy saving aluminium radiators.

Bedroom One: 3.96m x 3.34m with carpet flooring and high ceilings. There is a walk-in closet with a contemporary aluminium radiator and an individual thermostat to control the temperature.

Bedroom two: 3.7m x 3.34m with carpet flooring and high ceilings with an individual thermostat to control the temperature.

Bedroom three: 3.18m x 3.34x with carpet flooring and high ceilings with an individual thermostat to control the temperature.

Bedroom four: Located on the ground floor is 3.3m x 2.85m and has wood effect tile flooring and high ceilings.

First floor main bathroom: Contemporary tile flooring and a contemporary white three-piece suite. There is a free-standing feature bath, with brass fittings. Separate shower cubicle with brass fittings and a mains power shower. The contemporary wash hand basin has storage below and above, an electric mirror has been installed which has sensor lighting and a heated towel rail.

Outside: Large concrete area with pillars and decorative painted wrought iron railing. There are gates leading to the large rear gravel area providing ample parking. Hedging planted to all boundaries plus some trees and bedding landscaped. The retaining wall goes to the rear boundary and a large patio area which is west facing, getting all the afternoon and evening sun, overlooking the fields beyond.

Disclaimer – The above particulars are issued by Glen Estates on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through them. Information contained in the brochure does not form any part of any offer or contract and is provided in good faith, for guidance only. Glen estates have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. Maps and plans are not to scale and measurements are approximate, photographs provided for guidance only. The particulars, descriptions, dimensions, references to condition, permissions or licences for use or occupation, access and any other details, such as prices, rents or any other outgoings are for guidance only and may be subject to change. Intending purchasers / tenants must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of details provided to them either verbally or as part of this brochure. Neither Glen Estates or any of its employees have any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of this property.

Halligan O’Connor (Skerries) proudly present 28 Quay Street to the Skerries property market. This two storey period residence is superbly located on the intersection of Quay Street and The Square, with the North Strand on the other side of the road. Due to its enviable location, the house features captivating sea views over the North Strand and Irish Sea, extending towards the Mourne Mountains. Set out over 3 floors (attic converted) measuring c. 139 sqm, 28 Quay Street sits on a generous 215 sqm site and dates back to the early 1800’s. This distinctive property, while requiring complete refurbishment, is steeped in local heritage and offers immense potential for those seeking a refurbishment project in a prime coastal location.

Located at the junction of Quay Street and The Square one of the oldest areas of Skerries 28 Quay Street sits at the heart of a town steeped in history. Quay Street, formerly known as Strand Street North, borders the tranquil North Beach, once a hub of maritime activity. The Square still reveals glimpses of its cobbled past, reflecting the organic layout of early Irish coastal villages.

Skerries is a popular coastal town with a host of amenities including the famous Skerries harbour and numerous schools, beaches, cafes, restaurants, sports clubs, bars and leisure facilities all within walking distance from this property. Winner of the 2016 Tidy Towns, Skerries is a hive of activity year round, is well serviced by rail and bus services (Irish Rail & Dublin Bus) and is a short drive from Dublin Airport (26km), the M1 (9km) & M50 (27km) Motorways and Dublin City (36km).

With its enviable Quay Street location, breathtaking sea views and unmatched potential – 28 Quay Street, Skerries is a unique opportunity to restore and recreate a piece of local history. Whether you’re seeking a full-time home or weekend getaway – get in touch with Halligan O’Connor (Skerries) today to arrange a viewing of this property for sale in Skerries.

TORMEY Auctioneers are delighted to receive instructions to sell 2 No. Prime Residential Development Sites (Subject to Planning) in the exclusive Petitswood, Ardmore Road location.

The sites are been sold individually.

The sites comprise of the following.

Site 1. c. 0.32 acre Prime site (Subject to planning for a residence)

Site 2. c. 0.32 acre Prime site (Subject to planning for a residence)

The sites are located in a prime location just off the Dublin Road within easy walking distance to the Holy Family Primary School ad Mullingar town centre.

The property is very convenient to the N4 and M4 Dublin Motorway.

Viewing is Highly Recommended.

Development Opportunity in Macroom Town

Strategically located corner building at the junction of New Street, Gurteenroe Road and Hospital Road on the western end of Macroom Town in Co Cork

The property is large existing two storey street scape corner building and benefits full planning permission, granted by Cork County Council Planning Ref 24/04227, for the construction of Ground Floor own door Retail / Office Unit with First Floor Own Door One Bedroom Apartment and 2 in number Two Bedroom Own Door Apartments to Ground and First Floor on the Hospital Road side of the development. This an ideal project for a small builder/investor

Full Plans available from the office

Or on Cork County planning website File No 244227

http://planning.corkcoco.ie/ePlan/SearchExact

PRICE ON APPLICATION

Moran Auctioneers are delighted to present this 3-bedroom semi-detached property in the highly regarded Residential Estate of Glenfort. The property is ideally positioned within walking distance to Castlebar Town Centre and its numerous amenities. With its convenient location this property is perfect for those seeking a home in a well-established Residential Area.

The accommodation comprises:-

Entrance Hall: (17’1x 6’1) / (5.24 m x 1.88 m Inc W.C) With carpet floor.

W.C: With lino floor and white suite.

Living Room: (13’6x 11’7)/ (4.16 m x 3.57 m) With carpet floor and open fireplace with marble surround.

Double doors to:

Kitchen/Dining: (11’5x 11’4)+(7’9x 6’6)/ (3.51 m x 3.48 m) + (2.42 m x 2.04 m) With lino floor and fitted Units and plumbed for washing machine. Integral boiler. Patio to garden.

Landing: With carpet floor.

Bathroom: With lino floor, part tiled walls, beige suite and electric shower over bath.

Main Bedroom: (11’7x 11’6)/ 3.57 m x 3.56 m) With carpet floor and built in wardrobes.
Ensuite: (8’3x 2’8)/ (2.53 m x 0.88 m) With lino floor, white suite and electric shower.

Bedroom (2): (12’1x 11’6)/ (3.70 m x 3.55 m)With carpet floor and built in wardrobes.

Bedroom (3): (9’1x 7’5)/ ): (2.78 m x 2.30 m) With carpet floor and built in wardrobes.

Features:
Oil fired central heating.
Pvc double glazed windows and doors.
Private not directly overlooked garden.
NOTE: Any information, description, measurement or statement so given or contained in any such sales particulars, webpage, brochure, email, letter, report issued by or on behalf of Moran Auctioneers or the vendor are for illustration purposes only and are not to be taken as matters of fact or to be taken as forming any part of a resulting contract. Moran Auctioneers nor the vendor accept any liability as to their accuracy of the particulars. Interested parties must conduct their due diligence by personal inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these particulars. No person in the employment of Moran Auctioneers has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.

A magnificent example of a beautiful Georgian Residence, with large garden right in the centre of town.
Recent FPP for 10 apartments (now expired) Fantastic potential to refurbish both house
& bank ideal restaurant /home & income

Lot 1: House & Bank Offers Excess €125,000

Lot 2: Development site adjoining Dublin Bar Offers Excess €25,000

Planning Reference 19319 Granted 29/10/2019

Planning Reference 2260026 Granted Decision 11/02/2023

Note: The Planning for apartments has now expired

Site area: 0.11 ha / 0.27 acres

Services:

Mains water
Mains electricity
Mains sewerage

Bohan Hyland & Associates are delighted to present Apartment 1, Saint Catherine’s Church to market. This one-bedroom, first floor apartment comes to market with no onward chain providing a quick turnaround for a willing buyer and is presented in good condition throughout.

This property will appeal to first/second time buyers and investors alike. No. 1 is ideally located in the popular Saint Catherine’s Church development close to all local amenities (shops, schools, gyms, restaurants, bus routes, LUAS) and is within walking distance of Dublin City Centre.

This apartment briefly comprises of an open plan living room/kitchen space with two large sash windows overlooking Thomas Street, one bedroom, one bathroom and storage cupboard. Many additional benefits include dual aspect, electric storage heating, communal lift and central location to name but a few.

Service Charge: 3,033 P.A.

To view this property, call Shane Hanevy today on 01 491 3000.

(On the instructions of the owner)

Roadside Farm extending to C. 78 St. Acres.

The farm comprises approximately 71 Statute Acres of grazing land, varying in quality. Some areas are in permanent pasture, while others are under furze bushes and gorse. There is a further C. 7 St. acres of woodland.

There is an old farmyard with derelict farmhouse thereon.

There is a well water supply.

Contact Richard Ryan GVM Auctioneers, Kilmallock on 063 98555 or 087 8067772

Charming Refurbished Semi-Detached Home for Sale in Derry, Eyrecourt, Co. Galway

Step into the past while enjoying modern comforts in this beautifully refurbished 3-bedroom semi-detached home in the quaint and peaceful village of Derry, Eyrecourt, Co. Galway.

Features Include:

3 Spacious Bedrooms: Bright and airy, offering a cozy retreat for every member of the family.
Traditional Living Room: A warm and inviting space with classic features, perfect for relaxing evenings.
Large, Light-Filled Kitchen: Modernized yet retaining its charm, this kitchen is a delightful space for cooking and entertaining.
Family Bathroom: Tastefully updated for comfort and convenience.
Nestled in the heart of the countryside, this property combines old-world character with tasteful refurbishments, offering the best of both worlds. Whether you’re looking for a permanent residence, a holiday retreat, or an investment property, this home is a unique find.

Dont miss outschedule a viewing today and experience the charm of this delightful home for yourself!

For inquiries or to arrange a viewing, contact John Dolan on 0868206690