6 South Avenue, Carrig Na Curra, Carrigaline, CorkP43NP92

The property features four bedrooms, a secure rear garden with a lawn, and a location in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a green area, making it ideal for young families.

With four bedrooms, multiple reception rooms including a family room and living room, and a convenient location in Carrigaline close to schools and amenities, teenagers will find plenty of space and independence.

The 140 sq m layout offers four bedrooms and multiple living areas, though the bedrooms are all located on the upper floor, which may require consideration for older family members.

While spacious with four bedrooms, a single buyer might find the size and asking price of €595,000 more than necessary unless looking for a long-term home with room to grow.

Provides excellent space with four bedrooms and a dedicated home office, well-suited for couples planning for the future or working from home.

Offers single-family detached living in a peaceful setting, though the four-bedroom size and garden maintenance might be larger than what empty nesters typically require.

Located in a quiet cul-de-sac with good amenities nearby, but multi-story living with all bedrooms upstairs may be a consideration for long-term ageing in place.

Includes a dedicated home office on the ground floor overlooking the front garden, making it exceptionally well-suited for remote work.

Exceptionally well positioned for commuting to Cork City, Cork Airport, and Ringaskiddy with regular bus services and road networks nearby.

A comfortable detached home in a quiet cul-def-sac setting, ideal for retirement provided stairs are not an issue.

Detached home with all bedrooms located on the upper floor, which may require future modifications for ageing in place.

Built in 2003 with a B BER energy rating and modern finishes, though routine upkeep of the gardens and exterior will be required.

The property features an open cobble lock driveway with parking rather than a secure gated entry system.

Traditional family home layout with defined rooms rather than an open-plan minimalist architectural style.

Includes four bedrooms, a home office, a living room, and a family room off the kitchen, offering good flexibility for various lifestyle needs.

Built in 2003, this is a modern detached family home rather than a heritage property.

Benefits from an impressive B BER energy rating, indicating strong energy efficiency and lower environmental impact.

Includes a cobble lock front driveway with parking, a private lawned rear garden with mature shrubs, a patio seating area, and a garden shed.

Features front and rear gardens with mature shrubs, trees, hedging, and a lawn, offering a great space for gardening enthusiasts.

The property overlooks a green area and is located in a well-established town with good access to local amenities and walking routes.

Standard residential property without an on-site gym, though local fitness facilities in Carrigaline should be verified by the buyer.

Carrigaline offers local road networks, though cyclists should verify dedicated cycle lanes and connectivity to surrounding areas.

Proximity to local golf courses in the wider Cork harbour area should be verified as part of the buyer's inspection of local amenities.

The coastal and harbour location provides potential access to fishing spots, though specific local sites should be verified.

Equestrian facilities are not immediately on-site; buyers should check for nearby stables and riding schools in the Cork region.

Situated near the wider Cork harbour area, offering potential access to water sports activities subject to verification.

Features a spacious kitchen/dining room with double doors to the rear patio, a separate family room, and a living room with a bay window, ideal for hosting guests.

Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a generous green area, offering a peaceful and private residential environment.

Located within the established town of Carrigaline rather than a rural setting, though it offers a sense of privacy.

Carrigaline is a thriving town with a strong community feel, local shops, schools, and restaurants all within accessible distance.

Situated within the wider Cork harbour area with some proximity to coastal spots, though it is primarily a suburban town setting.

Located about 15 kilometres south of Cork City, providing a suburban town experience rather than direct urban living.

Carrigaline is a well-established, thriving town with strong community networks, schools, and sporting facilities.

Proximity to local cafes and restaurants in Carrigaline town centre provides good options for social outings.

Carrigaline offers local pubs and dining, while more extensive nightlife options are accessible in nearby Cork City.

Local community and wellness groups, including pilates & stretching classes, are typically available within the well-established town of Carrigaline.

Primarily residential area, though proximity to Cork City and major employment hubs like Ringaskiddy offers broader networking potential.

Good commuter access to tech and business hubs in Cork City, though specific broadband speeds at the property should be verified.