11 Wycherley Terrace, College Road, Cork City, Co. CorkT12YK6P

With only 1 bedroom and 57.78 square meters of living space, this property is far too compact to accommodate young children comfortably.

A single bedroom layout offers no privacy or space for teenagers, making it completely unsuitable for growing families.

The small footprint and one-bedroom configuration prevent any possibility of multi-generational living.

An exceptional layout for a single buyer, offering a spacious living area, a generous bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe, and a central city location.

Well-suited for a couple starting out or looking for a manageable city base, though the single bedroom requires sharing all living and sleeping spaces.

A fantastic, low-maintenance option for downsizers who want to ditch larger family homes and enjoy vibrant city and university-adjacent living.

While single-level living elements exist, buyers should verify if navigating stairs or managing the layout meets long-term mobility needs.

Features a clever tuck-away under the stairs specifically set up as an ideal spot for working from home.

An exceptional base for hybrid workers needing easy access to Cork City center transport links and major regional hubs.

Great for retirees wanting city convenience and low maintenance, though buyers should verify internal layout stairs suitability.

While compact and manageable, the presence of stairs to access the bedroom and bathroom means buyers should verify long-term suitability for aging in place.

The modest 57.78 sq. m floor area and small rear yard mean upkeep and cleaning are minimal.

The listing does not indicate a secure gated entry system for the terrace.

The open-plan ground floor and clean modern finishes lend themselves well to a streamlined, minimalist lifestyle.

The description notes the bedroom, bathroom, and walk-in wardrobe could potentially be reconfigured to create two bedrooms if desired.

Originally dating back to 1890, this charming period home preserves wonderful vintage character while integrating modern updates.

Achieving an impressive D Energy Rating for a home dating back to 1890 reflects significant historical upgrades to energy efficiency.

Outdoor space is strictly limited to a small rear yard accessed from the kitchen, though Fitzgerald's Park is nearby.

The property features only a small rear yard with minimal space for traditional gardening or planting.

Perfect for walking enthusiasts, with short scenic strolls into Cork City Centre, Fitzgerald's Park, and along the banks of the River Lee.

Conveniently located within close proximity to The Mardyke Arena and various local fitness facilities.

Proximity to the university and city center makes cycling a viable commuting option, though central traffic should be considered.

While general access to the city is great, local golf courses will require a short drive outside the immediate urban core.

The nearby River Lee offers some local angling opportunities, but this is primarily an urban setting rather than a dedicated fishing retreat.

An inner-city location that lacks any immediate equestrian facilities or stables.

The River Lee is nearby, but serious water sports require travel toward Cork Harbour or coastal areas.

The open-plan living room connecting via double doors to an expansive kitchen/dining room creates a surprising capacity for hosting guests.

Tucked away in a tranquil residential enclave backing onto Hayfield Manor Hotel, providing a surprising sense of peace despite its central location.

This is an urban residential property situated right in the heart of Cork City near UCC, offering no rural characteristics.

While close to university amenities and local spots, the setting is distinctly urban rather than a traditional village community.

Located inland in Cork City, though the River Lee is nearby, it is not positioned for a coastal lifestyle.

Situated in one of Cork's most desirable and vibrant central postcodes, placing the city center, universities, and hospitals right on the doorstep.

Located in a sought-after residential enclave near the university, fostering a distinct neighborhood and academic community feel.

Positioned within easy reach of numerous local eateries, cafés, and the vibrant culinary scene of Cork City Centre.

Proximity to the city center and university district ensures effortless access to local pubs, bars, and entertainment venues.

Close to major wellness hubs, hospitals like Bons Secours and CUH, and fitness facilities such as The Mardyke Arena.

Directly on the doorstep of University College Cork, making it a prime location for academics, professionals, and industry networking.

Good general connectivity to Cork's urban center, though specific broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.