Sant Angelo, 1 Brookfield Lawn, The Lough, CorkT12W9P2

The property features a fine spacious garden to the rear which is great for young children, and its location close to The Lough amenity area offers safe walking and outdoor space. However, the home requires significant upgrading and currently holds a G BER rating, meaning safety, heating, and insulation updates should be verified by the buyer before moving in with a young family.

Located in a matured park close to local amenities, teenagers will appreciate the independence of being near the city and recreational spots around The Lough. On the downside, with only 1 bathroom and 105 m² of living space, a growing household with teenagers may find accommodation somewhat cramped unless modernised and reconfigured.

The traditional semi-detached layout features 3 bedrooms and just 1 bathroom over 105 m², lacking the separate living zones or ground-floor bedroom typically needed for multi-generational living without substantial extension work.

Priced at €415,000 with a large attached garage/store and parking, this property offers excellent potential for a single buyer willing to take on a project. The G BER rating and required upgrades mean the buyer should budget additional funds for modernisation.

A great purchase for couples looking to put their own stamp on a traditional home in a matured park. The asking price has remained stable at €415,000, and the potential to upgrade the property over time offers a rewarding project.

While the single-level flow of the ground floor and mature neighbourhood appeal to downsizers, the extensive upgrading required and the presence of stairs to all three bedrooms and the sole bathroom might limit its long-term appeal for retirement.

The home requires considerable modernization, including addressing the G BER energy rating and updating the bathroom and kitchen facilities. Retirees looking for a hassle-free move should investigate the scale and cost of these renovations carefully.

With 3 bedrooms, there is potential to designate one room as a home office, though buyers should verify broadband speeds and insulation standards given the current G BER rating.

Its established Cork city location offers excellent convenience for hybrid workers needing to commute into the city centre or access main regional transport links.

The property is manageable in size at 105 m², but the requirement for extensive upgrading and a G BER rating means retirees must factor in significant renovation efforts and costs.

The two-story layout with all bedrooms and the single bathroom upstairs, combined with the need for extensive renovation, makes it less than ideal for ageing in place without major adaptation.

The property requires some upgrade and currently holds a G BER rating, indicating that ongoing maintenance and energy-efficiency retrofits will be necessary for the new owner.

The property features a standard open access front garden with a driveway rather than a secure gated community entrance.

This is a traditional semi-detached home with separate rooms (sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room) rather than an open-plan minimalist architectural layout.

While it features standard partition walls and a traditional layout, the large attached garage/store and utility area offer potential for reconfiguration subject to planning and engineering advice.

It is a traditional semi-detached property in a matured park with character features like a Cork stone fireplace, though it requires modernisation.

The current G BER rating highlights poor energy efficiency, meaning substantial eco-retrofitting (insulation, heating system upgrades) is needed to achieve a modern ecological standard.

Features an access garden to the front with a driveway and a very spacious garden to the rear, complemented by a large attached garage/store offering excellent practical outdoor space.

A standout feature of the listing is the very spacious garden to the rear, providing fantastic potential for keen gardeners to landscape, grow vegetables, or build outdoor entertainment spaces.

The property's standout proximity to The Lough amenity area makes it an exceptional location for daily walking, fitness routines, and enjoying scenic outdoor paths.

While there is no dedicated home gym space currently, the large attached garage/store offers plenty of square footage that could be converted into a private home gym subject to appropriate works.

The location offers relatively straightforward access to surrounding city routes and recreational cycling paths around The Lough and nearby urban corridors.

Cork features a number of regional golf courses accessible by car from this urban location, though none are directly adjacent.

Being located directly adjacent to The Lough amenity area provides unique local access to urban angling opportunities.

As a suburban city property, equestrian facilities are not immediately nearby and would require travel further out into the surrounding county.

The inland location near a urban lake does not support significant water sports, which would require trips to Cork harbour or coastal areas.

The inclusion of a separate sitting room, dining room, and a very spacious rear garden provides a solid foundation for hosting guests, though the kitchen and interior spaces require modernization first.

Situated in a matured park close to The Lough, the location offers a generally peaceful residential atmosphere away from the bustling city centre core, though normal suburban activity applies.

This is an established urban/suburban residential setting close to city amenities rather than a rural environment, despite the presence of a nice rear garden.

The property provides a community feel within its matured park setting and is close to local conveniences near The Lough, offering a balanced neighborhood dynamic.

The property is located inland in Cork city near The Lough and has no proximity to the coast or marine amenities.

Positioned well within Cork city limits near The Lough amenity area, this home offers superb convenience for those wanting city living with local parks and established infrastructure nearby.

Situated in a matured park setting, the area benefits from a settled, long-standing community with active local neighborhood engagement near The Lough.

Proximity to local neighborhood spots and Cork city centre ensures good access to local cafes, eateries, and social meeting places.

While the immediate park is quiet, its proximity to Cork city centre provides easy access to pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

The open spaces around The Lough naturally encourage walking and outdoor fitness groups, with standard urban wellness facilities located nearby.

Urban connectivity makes it straightforward to travel to business and professional networking events hosted throughout Cork city.

Easy access to Cork city's commercial and tech employers makes this a practical base, though home office tech setups would benefit from modernization.