3 Millwood, Carrigaline, CorkP43PY89

The property features three bedrooms and is located within walking distance of Carrigaline town centre with great local schools, making it suitable for young families, though the 69 m² floor area may feel compact as children grow.

With three bedrooms, teenagers can have their own rooms, but the limited overall floor area of 69 m² and single bathroom could lead to space constraints for a growing family.

At 69 m² with only one bathroom, the home lacks the space and independent living zones required to comfortably support multi-generational living arrangements.

An asking price of €265,000 for a three-bedroom home in a convenient location makes this an accessible and appealing option for single buyers looking to get on the property ladder.

Couples will find the three bedrooms offer great flexibility for a home office, guest room, or future planning, all while being close to local amenities in Carrigaline.

The manageable size and convenient walking distance to town amenities suit empty nesters looking to downsize, though buyers should verify the upkeep requirements of the mid-terrace structure.

Proximity to Carrigaline town centre and a quiet cul-de-sac location offer a peaceful retirement setting, though the single bathroom configuration should be checked for accessibility needs.

With three bedrooms available, there is good potential to designate one room as a home office for remote working, though buyers should verify broadband speeds.

The property is a 5 to 10 minute drive to multi-national pharmaceutical employers in Ringaskiddy and offers a short commute to Cork City Centre and Cork Airport, ideal for hybrid commuters.

The quiet cul-de-sac setting combined with walking distance to town amenities makes this home practical for retirees looking for ease of access.

While the single-story layout is not fully on one level (with three bedrooms upstairs and a downstairs bathroom), the quiet cul-de-sac and town proximity offer some convenience, though modifications would be needed for long-term accessibility.

A 69 m² mid-terrace footprint naturally limits the scale of ongoing upkeep, though the listing notes the property will benefit from some modernisation.

The property features off-street parking rather than a secure gated entry system.

The compact 69 m² floor area lends itself well to a minimalist approach, though the traditional layout with separate rooms offers defined living spaces.

The 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom mid-terrace layout is fairly standard and traditional, offering limited structural flexibility without significant renovation.

The property is a standard mid-terrace home in a residential area rather than a designated heritage or period property.

The property holds a C BER rating and features an open fire, indicating that buyers wishing to improve energy efficiency will likely need to invest in upgrades.

The home includes a rear patio and garden accessible via the kitchen, alongside off-street parking, providing practical outdoor space for a mid-terrace property.

The property includes a rear patio and garden accessible from the kitchen, offering a modest outdoor space for container gardening or low-maintenance planting.

The home's location within walking distance of Carrigaline town centre and local amenities makes it very convenient for daily walks and errands.

Proximity to Carrigaline and surrounding areas provides reasonable access to local fitness facilities and sports amenities.

The suburban location in a quiet cul-de-sac offers a safe starting point for local cycling, with manageable distances into the town centre.

The region around Carrigaline offers access to local golf courses, making it a viable option for enthusiasts of the sport.

Proximity to coastal and estuary areas in the wider Cork harbour region provides reasonable opportunities for local fishing enthusiasts to investigate.

While equestrian facilities may be found in the wider rural areas surrounding Cork, they are not immediately on the doorstep of this suburban cul-de-sac.

The property's location near Cork harbour and coastal access points offers good proximity for those interested in various water sports.

The living room features an open fireplace and double glass doors to the hallway, while the kitchen opens to a rear patio and garden, providing decent spaces for hosting guests despite the compact floor area.

The property is explicitly noted as being situated in a quiet cul-de-sac location, providing a peaceful residential environment away from heavy through traffic.

Located in a settled residential area within walking distance of a town centre, this property offers a suburban rather than a rural lifestyle.

Being a minute's walk from all amenities and services in Carrigaline town centre gives residents a strong sense of community and convenient local village-style living.

While Carrigaline is positioned in the wider coastal region of Cork harbour and near Ringaskiddy, the property itself is suburban rather than directly coastal.

The short commute to Cork City Centre and Cork Airport provides good connectivity to urban hubs, while offering a more relaxed town setting at home.

Being located in one of Cork's prime residential areas within walking distance of the town centre encourages active participation in local community life.

Proximity to Carrigaline town centre ensures easy access to local cafes, shops, and social spots.

While local pubs and dining options are available in Carrigaline, more extensive nightlife requires a trip into nearby Cork City Centre.

The area benefits from nearby sports amenities and local community groups supporting health and wellness activities.

Proximity to major employment hubs in Ringaskiddy and easy access to Cork City provides solid networking potential for working professionals.

The home's convenience to Cork City offers reasonable access to broader employment and tech hubs, though buyers should verify specific local digital infrastructure.