84A Sunday's Well Road, Shanakiel, CorkT23YT63

The property offers three bedrooms and a convenient location close to local schools, though the home requires modernization and upgrading to suit a family with young children fully.

With three bedrooms and a sought-after city location close to amenities, the home is well-suited for teenagers needing proximity to schools and transport, subject to modernisation.

As a mid-terrace property requiring modernisation with a single bathroom and limited layout flexibility, it may not adequately support multi-generational living without significant changes.

An excellent opportunity for single first-time buyers looking for a blank canvas to modernise and put their own stamp on a home in a prime location.

Provides well-proportioned living space and three bedrooms, making it ideal for couples wanting to renovate a property close to the city centre.

The location is fantastic for convenience, but empty nesters should consider the maintenance and modernisation work required across the property.

While close to city services, the property requires modernisation and stairs may be a consideration for retirees looking for low-maintenance living.

The property offers multiple rooms that could be adapted for a home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband connectivity.

Excellent location with convenient access to public transport links and a short distance to the city centre for hybrid workers.

Well-suited for active retirees wanting city proximity, though the need for modernization should be factored into retirement plans.

As a multi-level mid-terrace home requiring modernization, significant adaptations would likely be needed to facilitate ageing in place comfortably.

The property explicitly requires modernization and updating, meaning higher initial maintenance and renovation efforts.

The listing does not indicate secure gated entry for this mid-terrace street property.

Currently features a traditional layout with separate rooms, but offers a blank canvas for buyers wishing to achieve a minimalist design through renovation.

Provides well-proportioned rooms with potential for reconfiguration during the modernisation process.

Located in a well-established and historic residential area of Sunday's Well, though buyers should verify any specific heritage designations.

No specific ecological or green energy setups are mentioned, and the BER rating is not provided, indicating potential need for energy upgrades.

The listing focuses on the interior accommodation of this mid-terrace house with no significant outdoor garden features highlighted.

The property details do not highlight significant garden space, focusing instead on the mid-terrace building and its interior potential.

Being a 15-minute walk to the city centre with local shops and schools nearby makes it very convenient for walking enthusiasts.

Proximity to Cork City Centre ensures good access to urban fitness facilities and gyms.

The central location provides access to urban routes, though buyers should verify local cycling infrastructure and bike storage options.

General sports amenities are noted nearby, but buyers should check the exact travel times to the nearest golf courses.

Proximity to the river Lee area offers potential, but specific angling facilities should be investigated independently.

The urban setting does not lend itself directly to horse riding facilities on the doorstep.

While near the river, the location is primarily urban residential rather than tailored to water sports.

Features a dining room and living spaces that offer potential for entertaining once modernised to the buyer's taste.

Situated in a well-established and sought-after residential area, though its proximity to Cork City Centre means an urban level of ambient activity.

This is a city-based residential property with no rural characteristics.

While close to local services and shops, the setting is firmly urban/suburban rather than a distinct village community.

The property is located in an established urban residential area of Cork City rather than a coastal setting.

Ideally positioned within a 15-minute walk to Cork City Centre with convenient access to a wide range of local amenities, public transport, and city services.

Located in a well-established residential area with nearby churches, schools, and local services supporting community life.

Being within a 15-minute walk of Cork City Centre gives residents easy access to a vibrant café and dining scene.

The proximity to the city centre places a wide range of pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues within convenient reach.

Urban location provides good access to local health services, wellness groups, and pilates & stretching classes.

City-proximate location facilitates access to professional networking events and business hubs.

Cork City offers strong tech-hub connections, though buyers should verify specific property broadband speeds.