15 School Avenue, Cathedral Road, Gurranabraher, CorkT23FYD4

The property features an enclosed rear garden and a generous lawn area suitable for young children to play safely. However, with two bedrooms and 76 m² of space, long-term growing room is somewhat limited.

The converted attic space provides a fantastic bonus room that can serve as a den, study, or independent zone for teenagers. On the downside, living with a single bathroom and a compact footprint can create household bottlenecks.

At 76 m² with two bedrooms and one bathroom, the layout lacks the privacy, independent living quarters, or scale necessary to comfortably accommodate multiple generations under one roof.

An exceptional layout for a single buyer looking for an affordable starter home close to Cork city centre, complete with an extra converted attic room for a home office or hobby space.

Offers great value and an extended kitchen/dining area plus a converted attic, making it well-suited for couples starting out or working remotely, though storage and single-bathroom living require some compromise.

Manageable in size and featuring off-street parking, this terraced house allows empty nesters to downsize to a location close to city amenities, though navigating stairs to bedrooms and the attic should be considered.

While convenient to local amenities and healthcare options in Cork, the multi-level layout including stairs to bedrooms and a converted attic, alongside a ground-floor shower room, may pose accessibility challenges over time.

The standout converted attic room provides an ideal dedicated home office or study space away from the main living areas, which is a major asset for remote professionals.

Superbly positioned just 15 minutes on foot from Cork city centre and directly on the 202 bus route, making hybrid commutes or office travel exceptionally convenient.

Close proximity to city services and local healthcare is convenient, but multi-level living with stairs may require evaluation for long-term retirement comfort.

The presence of stairs leading to bedrooms and a secondary staircase up to the attic room, combined with a compact footprint, makes long-term ageing in place challenging without significant modifications.

A manageable 76 m² footprint and enclosed rear garden keep upkeep reasonable, but buyers should investigate the implications of the G BER rating and plan for energy-efficiency upgrades.

The property features an open concrete off-street parking driveway at the front rather than a secure gated entry system.

While the interior features modern finishes like wide-plank semi-solid oak flooring and an extended kitchen, the traditional terraced layout relies on built-in storage solutions rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Benefit from a ground-floor extension creating a spacious kitchen/dining area, plus a highly versatile converted attic space that adapts well to changing household needs.

Built around 1958, the home is a mid-century terraced property rather than a traditional period or protected heritage building.

Currently carries a G energy rating, indicating that heating efficiency and insulation require substantial upgrading, though it may qualify for grants to improve its environmental footprint.

Includes a fully enclosed rear garden with a lawn, mature shrubs, a block-built storage shed, and an off-street parking space at the front.

Features a fully enclosed rear garden with a generous lawn area and a scattering of mature shrubs and plants, complemented by a large block-built shed for tools.

A 15-minute walk brings you straight into Cork city centre, and local amenities are readily accessible on foot, though hilly terrain is typical of the Gurranabraher area.

Urban positioning ensures good access to commercial fitness facilities and health clubs within Cork city, even though there is no home gym setup beyond the compact footprint.

Short distance to the city centre makes cycling a viable commuting option, though buyers should verify safe cycling routes and secure bike storage given the terraced layout.

While local golf courses in Cork can be reached by car, the property itself is situated in a densely built urban residential zone.

Not positioned near major angling spots, though the River Lee and regional fishing locations can be accessed via short drives.

An urban setting with no equestrian facilities, stables, or grazing land attached to or immediately near the property.

While Cork Harbour and local water sports infrastructure are within driving distance, the immediate location is urban and landlocked.

The extended kitchen/dining area with double doors opening to the rear garden provides a functional social space, though overall indoor living space is relatively compact.

Situated in an established residential area close to the city and major employers like Apple Ireland HQ, buyers should verify local traffic and neighbourhood noise levels during peak hours.

This is firmly an urban/suburban terrace location within Cork city limits, offering zero rural characteristics or isolation.

Proximity to local shops, pharmacies, pubs, and restaurants gives it a community-oriented feel, but it is ultimately an urban neighbourhood setting rather than a distinct village.

The property is located inland in Gurranabraher, Cork, well away from coastal environments or immediate seaside access.

Positioned just a 15-minute walk from Cork city centre with direct access to the 202 bus route, this home is exceptionally well-placed for city-centre convenience and employment hubs.

Located in a mature, established residential neighbourhood with local community amenities, shops, and everyday services nearby.

Being within walking distance of Cork city centre grants effortless access to a vibrant and diverse café culture and dining scene.

Proximity to city-centre pubs, venues, and restaurants means entertainment and nightlife options are close at hand.

Urban location ensures easy access to local fitness classes, pilates & stretching studios, and community wellness networks across Cork.

Excellent connectivity to Cork city centre and major employers like Apple Ireland HQ facilitates professional networking and career mobility.

Particularly well-located for professionals working at nearby major tech employers such as Apple Ireland HQ on the northside of Cork.