Apt 12 Bellevue Court, Old Youghal Road, Cork City, CorkT23TW67

With 3 bedrooms, there is adequate space for young children, and the communal green area provides a safe place to play outdoors. However, being a second-floor apartment, pram access and carrying children up the stairs require consideration.

At 58 square metres, living space is quite compact for teenagers who typically need more personal space and privacy. Three bedrooms offer sleeping arrangements, but shared common areas will feel tight.

A 58 square metre floor area with a single bathroom makes multi-generational living extremely challenging due to lack of privacy and independent living zones.

The 3-bedroom setup provides a single buyer with fantastic flexibility to use extra rooms as a home office, guest room, or walk-in wardrobe, while remaining affordable relative to larger houses.

An ideal layout for couples looking for a main bedroom plus dedicated home office space or guest accommodation in a popular city location.

The low-maintenance nature of apartment living suits empty nesters looking to downsize, though buyers should verify if there is lift access to this second-floor unit.

While gated entry and manageable size appeal to retirees, being located on the second floor means physical mobility and stair climbing should be carefully considered.

Having 3 bedrooms allows one to be easily converted into a dedicated home office, which is ideal for remote professionals.

The regular bus service (No 209) and proximity to Cork City centre make hybrid commuting highly manageable.

Gated entry and proximity to local shops suit retirement, provided second-floor access without a lift is acceptable.

As a second-floor apartment, long-term ageing in place may be limited by stair access; buyers should verify lift availability.

Apartment living with managed communal grounds and parking means exterior maintenance is handled collectively, though management fees of €3,000 apply.

The property benefits from being situated within a gated 25-unit complex, enhancing overall security.

At 58 square metres, the footprint naturally encourages a streamlined, minimalist lifestyle.

Three bedrooms provide flexibility to adapt rooms for sleeping, working, or storage, within a compact footprint.

Built in 2001, this is a modern apartment complex rather than a period or heritage property.

The property holds a C BER rating, suggesting standard energy efficiency for its build era, with potential for future upgrades.

There is no private outdoor space such as a balcony or garden, but residents have access to a large communal green area.

Gardening is restricted to indoor plants or window boxes as there is no private garden, only shared communal grounds.

Good access to local amenities and walking routes into Cork City, though hilly terrain is typical for this part of the city.

Sports facilities and local amenities are located within a short distance, though a dedicated commercial gym will require a short commute.

Cycling to the city centre is feasible, but navigating local inclines and urban traffic requires confidence.

Cork city and its surrounding areas offer several golf courses within reasonable driving distance.

While the River Lee is nearby, urban apartment living does not naturally cater to the storage of fishing gear.

Equestrian facilities are scarce close to this central city location, requiring travel to rural stables.

Proximity to Cork harbour and the river allows for water sports with a short drive, but storage at the property is limited.

The living room measures 15.8 x 13.0 feet, offering a decent communal space, but the overall 58 square metre footprint limits large gatherings.

Situated within a gated 25-unit complex, the setting offers some buffer from the main road, though apartment living naturally entails some shared building noise.

This is an urban residential apartment setting in Cork City, offering no rural characteristics.

Proximity to local shops, bars, and schools gives parts of the surrounding area a community feel, despite its city context.

The property is located inland in Cork City with no immediate coastal access or views.

Conveniently located on Old Youghal Road with regular bus service (No 209) and easy access to city amenities, shops, and restaurants.

A shared communal green area and 25-unit complex size foster a modest sense of community among residents.

Easy access into Cork City ensures a vibrant café culture is never far away.

Restaurants and bars are located within a short distance, and the city centre nightlife is easily reachable.

Local sports facilities and community offerings support wellness activities within the area.

City living provides broad access to professional networking events and business hubs.

Strong urban infrastructure supports connectivity to local employers and tech initiatives in Cork.