2 St. Christopher's Road, Montenotte, CorkT23WF99

The property features four bedrooms, a fully enclosed rear garden, and a magnificent family room, making it ideal for young children. Buyers should verify local school and childcare availability.

With four bedrooms, a separate home office, and multiple living spaces including a stunning family room, teenagers will appreciate the space and independence this layout provides.

The four-bedroom layout and ground floor home office offer decent separation, though true multi-generational living might require adapting spaces as there is only one primary open-plan flow on the ground floor.

At €575,000 for a 149 m² four-bedroom semi-detached home, single buyers might find the property larger and more expensive than necessary unless planning for future expansion.

Offers plenty of room to grow, with a dedicated home office for remote work and ample space for entertaining, though upkeep on a 1939 property requires consideration.

Located in a mature, sought-after residential area with easy access to amenities. However, maintaining the garden and four bedrooms might be more than some empty nesters require.

The mature location and single-car-depth parking with secure gates are appealing, but buyers should note that bedrooms are upstairs and the property is multi-level.

Includes a dedicated home office with broadband access and six power points, plus flexible living spaces to accommodate work-from-home arrangements.

Conveniently located with easy access to public transport links and major routes serving Cork city and beyond.

A mature, secure setting close to city amenities, ideal for retirees who do not mind stairs and garden maintenance.

Features a versatile home office, separate living and dining rooms, and a large quadruple-aspect family room offering great layout flexibility.

While the location is mature and convenient, the presence of stairs and multi-level living means modifications would be needed for long-term ageing in place.

The property has been modernised with triple glazing and heat recovery ventilation, but mature gardens and a 1939 build require ongoing upkeep.

The front is accessed via secure double gates, complemented by an alarm and four security cameras fitted.

The home features characterful traditional elements such as original terrazzo flooring and a solid fuel stove alongside modern extensions, rather than stark minimalism.

Originally built in 1939, retaining charming original features like terrazzo flooring while benefiting from modern upgrades.

Boasts a strong B BER rating, heat recovery ventilation, Nordan triple glazing, and an EV charger installed at the side.

Features a large cobble-lock driveway for up to four vehicles, an enclosed front garden with high privacy hedging, and magnificent rear patio areas surrounded by mature greenery.

Features a front garden with mature shrubs and plants enclosed by hedging, plus a rear garden with a scattering of mature shrubs, plants, and trees.

Located in an established suburb with convenient access to local roads and public transport, making local strolls easy.

Proximity to local sporting facilities and amenities, though buyers should verify the exact distance to the nearest commercial fitness centres.

Good suburban location with road links to the city, though hilly terrain in Montenotte should be factored in by cyclists.

Cork's established residential areas generally offer reasonable driving access to regional golf clubs.

Not a primary feature of this urban/suburban location, though regional water bodies are accessible by car.

Urban setting means equestrian facilities are likely located further out in the surrounding countryside.

Inland suburban location requires travel toward Cork Harbour or coastal zones for water sports.

Outstanding features for hosting, including a bespoke kitchen island, open-plan dining area, a quadruple-aspect family room with a wood-burning stove, and magnificent rear patio areas.

Situated in Montenotte, a mature and highly sought-after residential suburb known for its peaceful character and privacy provided by hedging and mature trees.

This is an established urban/suburban residential setting in Cork city, far removed from rural isolation.

Montenotte offers a strong community feel with convenient access to local shops, cafés, and neighbourhood amenities.

While Cork has maritime proximity, this inland residential suburb does not offer direct coastal living.

Provides easy access to Cork city centre, public transport links, schools, and local amenities while maintaining a residential atmosphere.

Set within a mature, established residential community with active local associations and neighbourhood groups.

Proximity to local cafés and easy access to Cork city's thriving culinary and coffee scene.

Local neighborhood bars are accessible, with a wider array of nightlife options available a short distance away in the city centre.

Proximity to local sports clubs and community facilities supports engagement in pilates & stretching or similar wellness groups.

Proximity to Cork city ensures solid professional networking avenues for hybrid workers and professionals.

Good broadband connectivity in the home office and easy access to Cork's growing technology and business sectors.