Tulliglee, Victoria Villas, Victoria Cross, Cork City, CorkT12NC8A

The property features a large enclosed rear garden, which is great for young children, but the home is currently in need of major renovation and modernisation before it is safe and suitable for family living.

Its central location near educational institutions and the city centre offers good independence for teenagers, though the three-bedroom layout requires updating to provide comfortable modern living spaces.

With only three bedrooms and one bathroom across a mid-terrace footprint, space is limited for multi-generational households without significant extension and restructuring.

An appealing project for single buyers looking to utilise renovation grants and put their own stamp on a centrally located property, provided they have the budget and appetite for extensive modernisation.

Offers great potential for couples wanting a fixer-upper close to the city centre, though buyers should verify the full scope and cost of works needed due to the G BER rating and vacant history.

The close proximity to hospitals and city amenities is convenient, but maintaining a property in need of comprehensive renovation might prove demanding.

While urban amenities are within a short stroll, the extensive renovation required and the current G energy rating mean significant work is needed to make it comfortable for retirement years.

Provides the opportunity to set up a dedicated home office during the renovation process, though buyers should verify broadband connectivity.

An excellent location for commuting into Cork City Centre or accessing transport links, complemented by off-street parking for up to four cars.

Convenient for accessing urban services and healthcare facilities, provided the property is fully modernised for comfort.

The multi-story layout and current unmodernised state mean significant adaptation would be required for long-term accessibility.

The property has been vacant for a number of years, holds a G BER rating, and requires comprehensive renovation and modernisation.

Features off-street parking to the front elevation for up to four cars, but lacks a secure gated entrance.

Traditional mid-terrace layout with separate rooms, though a blank canvas allows for reconfiguration towards minimalist aesthetics.

Potential subject to planning permission for extension to the rear or alterations to the existing layout to improve flow.

An established older terrace residence, though buyers should verify if any specific conservation or heritage constraints apply.

Currently holds the lowest possible energy rating (BER G) and requires extensive energy efficiency upgrades.

A standout feature is the large enclosed rear garden along with off-street parking for multiple vehicles at the front.

Features a large enclosed rear garden and a garden shed, offering a solid blank canvas for gardening enthusiasts to landscape.

Being within a short stroll of the city centre, universities, and hospitals makes urban walking exceptionally convenient.

Proximity to the city centre ensures good access to various fitness centres and health clubs.

The central location provides straightforward cycling routes into the city core and nearby institutional campuses.

Standard access to regional golf courses via transport links, though none are immediately on the doorstep.

Proximity to the River Lee offers some local angling opportunities, but it is primarily an urban environment.

Equestrian facilities are not locally accessible from this central city address.

Limited immediate access to water sports infrastructure compared to coastal locations, though the river is nearby.

The large rear garden provides great potential for outdoor entertaining once landscaped, and the ground floor features separate living and dining rooms.

Situated in a busy urban area near major hospitals and universities, meaning standard city noise levels apply rather than a tranquil environment.

This is a distinctly urban setting in Cork City with no rural characteristics.

While located in the city, Victoria Cross has a distinct neighbourhood feel with local amenities close at hand.

The location is landlocked in Cork City with no immediate proximity to the coast.

Strategically positioned within a short stroll of Cork City Centre, UCC, and major medical hubs, offering excellent access to city amenities.

Proximity to university and residential communities offers standard avenues for local engagement.

Being close to Victoria Cross and Cork City Centre places a wide variety of cafes and eateries within easy walking distance.

Easy access to the vibrant nightlife, pubs, and restaurants of Cork City Centre.

Close proximity to major healthcare facilities and urban wellness centers.

The central urban location close to educational and medical hubs facilitates professional networking.

Good positioning within Cork City, though specific fiber broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.