Key Features

Walking distance to Cork City Centre, UCC and a host of local amenities
Highly sought-after Sundays Well location
Wealth of original period features including exposed beams, fireplaces and shutters
Characterful period end-of-terrace residence dating from 1900
Five bedrooms and two bathrooms

Property Description

Hegarty Properties are delighted to present No. 31 Sundays Well Avenue, a wonderfully characterful period residence tucked into one of Cork city's most historic and sought-after settings. Dating from 1900, this handsome end-of-terrace townhouse extends over three floors to approximately 113 sq.m (1,218 sq.ft.) and retains a wealth of original features throughout.
Full of warmth and personality, the home offers bright and generously proportioned rooms, including a welcoming front sitting room with feature fireplace, original shutters and high ceilings, and a lovely open-plan kitchen/dining area complete with a charming old stove. Characterful details such as exposed feature beams, decorative fireplaces and traditional shutters add real appeal at every turn, while the flexible layout provides five bedrooms and two bathrooms across the upper floors.
Sundays Well is one of Cork's most established and leafy residential neighbourhoods, set on the elevated northern banks of the River Lee and just moments from the heart of the city. Residents enjoy easy access to the city centre, UCC, the Mardyke and Fitzgerald's Park, along with a wonderful choice of schools, shops and local amenities close at hand. A rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine character in this enduringly popular location.

Accommodation includes: Entrance Hall, Guest WC, Sitting Room, Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining Room, 5 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms and Attic. Circa 1,218 sq.ft.

Guide Price: €305,000

Accommodation:
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall: Welcoming hall with tiled floor.

Sitting Room: Bright and inviting reception room with wood floor, feature fireplace, high ceilings, original shutters and lovely period detailing.
Kitchen/Dining
Room: A characterful open-plan space. The dining area features a wood floor and a charming old stove, while the fully fitted kitchen offers generous storage and a door to the rear yard. Fridge freezer, washing machine, double oven and grill included.

Ground Floor WC: Conveniently positioned beneath the stairs, comprising electric shower, WC and wash hand basin.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Generous double bedroom.

Bedroom 2: Second well-proportioned double bedroom.

Main Bathroom: Fully appointed bathroom with bath, electric shower, WC and wash hand basin.
Second Floor:
Bedrooms 3, 4 & 5: Three further bedrooms, full of character with feature exposed
beams and original detailing.

Attic: Attic space accessed off the second floor, offering handy storage.

Outside:
Front: Attractive period frontage with characterful rendered façade and arched window detailing addressing the street.
Rear: Enclosed rear yard accessed directly from the kitchen.

Features:
• Characterful period end-of-terrace residence dating from 1900
• Approx. 113 sq.m. / 1,218 sq.ft. over three floors
• Five bedrooms and two bathrooms
• Wealth of original period features including exposed beams, fireplaces and shutters
• Bright open-plan kitchen/dining area with characterful old stove
• Mains gas central heating
• Mains water and mains sewerage
• Enclosed rear yard
• Highly sought-after Sundays Well location
• Walking distance to Cork City Centre, UCC and a host of local amenities

Ber Details:
BER: E
BER Number: 119819126
Energy Rating: 295.2 kWh/m²/yr
CO Emissions Indicator: 56.95 kgCO/m²/yr

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BER Details

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