56 Capwell Road, Turners Cross, Cork, Co. CorkT12R6C7

The property features three bedrooms and a fully enclosed rear garden, making it a great space for young families, though buyers should verify the safety features of the outdoor area.

With three well-sized bedrooms and proximity to secondary schools and city amenities, teenagers will appreciate the independence the location offers.

A semi-detached 1926 build with standard three-bedroom configuration offers limited scope for extended multi-generational living without structural modifications.

An accessible city-edge location with parking to the front and close proximity to the city centre makes this appealing for single buyers looking for their own home.

Offering a blend of character, two reception rooms, and closeness to Cork City Centre and Douglas, it is an ideal setup for couples.

Manageable size and proximity to local amenities suit empty nesters, though ongoing maintenance of a 1926 heritage home should be considered.

While close to medical facilities and amenities, stairs and a D-rated energy efficiency profile mean retirees might need to budget for future upgrades and accessibility adaptations.

Bedroom 3 can easily function as a dedicated home office, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds.

Outstanding connectivity with a public bus stop operating at 10-minute intervals, close access to the south link road, and proximity to major employment hubs.

Convenient for access to medical facilities like CUH and the Bons Hospital, though stairs and energy ratings should be evaluated for long-term comfort.

Features a downstairs guest WC, but a two-story layout with bedrooms and the main bathroom upstairs means structural adaptations might be needed for long-term ageing in place.

Built in 1926 with a D energy rating, the property may require ongoing maintenance typical of heritage homes of this era.

The property has a double gated entrance providing off-street parking, plus a side access with a privacy gate.

Characterized by traditional room layouts, open fireplaces, and fitted cabinetry rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Traditional separate lounge and dining rooms offer distinct living spaces, though less flexible than modern open-plan layouts without reconfiguration.

Originally built in 1926, this property retains great character as part of one of Cork's older and more established suburbs.

Comes with a D BER rating, indicating potential energy efficiency improvements may be required by the buyer.

Benefits from front parking behind double gates and a spacious, fully enclosed private rear garden with a large block-built storage shed (13ft x 7ft).

The property includes a spacious, fully enclosed rear garden bordered by a head-high wall, offering a private space for gardening enthusiasts.

Excellent walking opportunities nearby, including a short 10-minute walk to the city centre and less than 5 minutes to Tramore Valley Park with its 2.5km walk.

Proximity to Tramore Valley Park with its outdoor gym and easy access to city-based fitness facilities support an active lifestyle.

The central location and nearby routes mean cycling to third-level institutions like UCC and into the city centre is highly viable.

While general access around Cork is good, specific proximity to golf courses requires a short drive from this urban location.

The property is in a built-up urban neighborhood with no immediate fishing amenities on the doorstep.

Urban setting means equestrian facilities are not immediately local and would require travel to the countryside.

Inland location means water sports require travel towards Cork harbour or coastal spots.

Features two reception rooms (lounge and dining room) and a fully enclosed private rear garden with a large block-built storage shed, ideal for hosting.

Set in a mature residential location, it offers a neighborhood feel, though being close to major arterial routes and the city edge brings standard urban noise.

This is firmly an urban-edge, suburban property with immediate access to city amenities, offering zero rural characteristics.

Proximity to Turners Cross and a short distance to Douglas Village provides a distinct community and village-like local atmosphere.

The property is located inland in Cork city with no direct coastal proximity.

An exceptional location within walking distance of Cork City Centre, local services, and frequent public transport options.

Turners Cross is a mature and established residential area known for a vibrant, long-standing local community.

Close proximity to Cork City Centre and Douglas village ensures a rich selection of cafes and social spots within easy reach.

Being within a 10-minute walk of Cork City Centre gives residents immediate access to pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Close to Tramore Valley Park's outdoor gym and various city-based wellness clubs and medical infrastructure.

Easy commuting access to pharmaceutical hubs, major employers, and the city centre facilitates professional networking.

Good regional transport links to major employment centers, though specific home network setups should be tested by the buyer.