280 Old Youghal Road, Dillons Cross, CorkT23Y6T3

The property offers five bedrooms and a large rear garden, but its compact floor area of roughly 80 square metres and traditional terraced layout mean indoor space is relatively tight for a growing family with young children.

Five bedrooms provide great flexibility for teenagers wanting their own space, and the proximity to Cork city centre, schools, and public transport makes it very convenient for older kids.

While there is a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, the overall footprint of approximately 80 square metres is quite restricted for multi-generational households seeking privacy.

An asking price of €295,000 paired with five bedrooms, off-street parking, and recent modernisations makes this an attractive option for a single buyer looking for spare rooms or a home office close to the city.

Provides plenty of space for couples starting out or working from home, featuring a modernised interior and a convenient location within walking distance of local amenities and the city centre.

The property has been modernised with a new heating system and combi-boiler, but stairs to the four upstairs bedrooms and a terraced layout may be less appealing for long-term downsizing.

Although there is a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, the terraced nature, multi-level sleeping quarters, and older vintage character mean retirees should verify if the layout suits their long-term needs.

Bedroom 5 on the ground floor is currently in use as a home office, providing a dedicated workspace away from the main living areas.

Exceptional convenience with regular buses nearby, Dublin coaches departing close by, and Cork Kent Railway Station accessible on foot or by car.

Suitability for retirees depends heavily on personal preference for multi-level living versus urban convenience.

Includes a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, but buyers should investigate whether the compact layout and stairs can accommodate long-term mobility needs.

The property has undergone recent modernisations including a 2023 full electrical rewire, new combi-boiler, upgraded heating, and new carpets.

Features off-street parking to the front but lacks a secure gated entry or complex perimeter security.

A circa 1900 traditional terraced property with a bright, modern interior palette rather than a stark minimalist architectural build.

Five bedrooms offer good versatility, including a ground floor room that can double as a reception space or office, though overall floor space is modest.

Originally built circa 1900, retaining period charm while benefiting from substantial modern upgrades.

Features a D BER rating, indicating there may be room for further energy efficiency improvements despite the new combi-boiler.

Includes off-street parking for one vehicle at the front and a large rear garden extended by two metres, offering afternoon and evening sunshine.

The large rear garden has been extended and offers a blank canvas for landscaping, a patio, and a garden shed, though it requires development by the buyer.

Being approximately a 10-minute walk from Cork city centre and close to St. Luke's makes walking to local amenities, shops, and social spots very straightforward.

Proximity to the city centre provides access to various urban fitness facilities, though none are directly on the doorstep.

Good connectivity to the city centre makes cycling viable, though buyers should verify local cycling infrastructure and hills on the route.

Golf courses require a drive out of the immediate inner-city and Dillons Cross area.

The urban location does not offer immediate access to prime fishing spots without travelling further afield.

Equestrian facilities are not located nearby due to the urban setting.

While Cork Harbour and the River Lee are accessible in the wider region, water sports require travel from this location.

Features an open-plan kitchen and dining area with double doors leading to the rear garden, alongside a dual-aspect living room suitable for hosting.

Situated on a well-connected route close to Cork city centre with regular bus services and traffic, meaning it is reasonably bustling rather than strictly quiet.

This is an urban residential setting near Dillons Cross, completely removed from rural environments.

The nearby St. Luke’s area and local shops offer a distinct community feel with local cafés, bars, and restaurants within walking distance.

The location is landlocked in Cork city with no direct coastal proximity.

Highly urban location roughly a 10-minute walk from Cork city centre, with excellent public transport connectivity including local bus routes and nearby train access.

Local shops, schools, and nearby neighbourhoods like St. Luke's foster a traditional community atmosphere.

The nearby St. Luke’s area provides a vibrant selection of cafés, bars, and restaurants, complemented by city centre venues.

Close proximity to Cork city centre and local bars ensures a wide range of nightlife options within easy reach.

Urban location allows easy access to local health and wellness groups, pilates & stretching classes, and fitness clubs across the city.

Proximity to Cork city centre facilitates excellent access to professional networking events and business hubs.

Easy transport links into Cork city centre make commuting to regional tech employers and hubs very straightforward.