61 Mount Nebo Avenue, Gurranebraher Gurranabraher Cork, Gurranabraher, CorkT23P4F8

The property has two bedrooms and a private enclosed rear garden which is great for young families, though buyers should verify if the internal layout and attic stairs suit young children.

With two double bedrooms and a converted attic space, there is decent separation of space, although the overall floor area of 73 m² is compact for growing teenagers.

The 73 m² mid-terrace footprint with only one bathroom limits the potential for multi-generational living comfortably.

An ideal starter home featuring two double bedrooms, private parking, and all contents included in the sale, making it very accessible for single buyers.

Well-suited for couples looking for a manageable starter home with a dedicated home workspace or storage via the converted attic and a low-maintenance garden.

The low-maintenance, fully enclosed south-facing rear garden and manageable size appeal to empty nesters looking to downsize.

While the property is low maintenance, retirees should note the stairs to the upper floor and attic room, as well as steps leading up from the front parking area.

The converted attic storage room and spare bedroom offer practical spaces to set up a home office environment.

Conveniently located within walking distance of Cork city centre and on the 202/202A bus route, making hybrid commuting very manageable.

Well-suited for retirement in terms of low maintenance, though multi-level living requires negotiating internal stairs.

The presence of stairs to the upper bedrooms, attic conversion, and steps at the front entrance present challenges for long-term ageing in place without modification.

The property features a fully enclosed, maintenance-free rear garden with a barna shed and private off-street parking, minimizing upkeep requirements.

The property features a private concrete driveway for off-street parking, but there is no gated entry system.

A traditional mid-terrace layout with standard room configurations rather than an open-plan minimalist architectural setup.

Includes two double bedrooms, a living room, kitchen/dining area, utility room, and a converted attic space offering useful layout flexibility.

Maintained and well-presented mid-terrace home, though buyers should verify its exact era of construction as it is not explicitly marketed as a protected heritage property.

The property carries a G BER rating, indicating that buyers should budget for energy efficiency upgrades.

Features a private concrete driveway to the front for one vehicle and a bright, south-facing, fully enclosed maintenance-free rear garden with a barna shed.

The rear garden is fully enclosed and maintenance-free with a south-facing aspect, though it lacks traditional soil beds and is more suited to container planting.

Being within walking distance of Cork city centre makes this a convenient location for urban walking and accessing local amenities on foot.

Urban positioning provides reasonable access to commercial fitness facilities in the wider city area, though none are specifically attached to the property.

The short distance into Cork city centre makes cycling a viable commuting or recreational option, subject to local traffic conditions.

Standard urban access to regional golf courses, requiring a short drive out of the immediate neighbourhood.

Inland urban location means anglers will need to travel further afield to access major rivers or coastal fishing spots.

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

While near the River Lee and Cork harbour areas, dedicated water sports facilities require travel towards the coast or specialized clubs.

Features a good-sized living room and a bright, south-facing, maintenance-free rear garden that is well-suited for casual social gatherings and entertaining guests.

Located in an established residential area close to local amenities and city transport routes, offering a typical suburban noise profile.

This is an urban residential setting within walking distance of Cork city centre rather than a rural location.

Proximity to local amenities provides some community convenience, though it is closer to city living than a traditional village.

The property is situated in an inland urban area of Cork with no direct coastal proximity.

Superbly located within walking distance of Cork city centre with frequent bus routes nearby, offering high convenience for urban residents.

Situated in an established residential community with local amenities and active neighbourhood networks.

Proximity to Cork city centre grants easy access to a vibrant and diverse café culture.

Being within walking distance of the city centre allows convenient access to pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Good access to local community spaces and city-based pilates, stretching, and wellness classes.

Proximity to major employers like Apple Ireland HQ and the city centre supports professional networking.

Particularly close proximity to Apple Ireland HQ and general urban tech infrastructure makes this a well-connected location for tech professionals.