Asking price
€135,000
3 beds
1 baths
932.0 sqmt
0.6 Acres

7 Knockbrogan Place

Bandon

Co. Cork

P72 Y277

Three bedroomed semi-detached, extending to approximately 86.6 sq. mts / 932 sq. ft.
Situated on a large site measuring about 273 sq. mts. / 2,937 sq. ft. The adjoining site had outline planning permission at one stage for a dwelling house of 900 sq. ft, but this outline planning has long since expired.
Anyone seeking a project, this is an ideal opportunity as the dwelling requires a full and extensive upgrade and restoration throughout. The dwelling has been vacant for a good number of years thus grants available for such works.
The property enjoys a southerly aspect with views of the town and countryside beyond. Conveniently located less than a ten-minute walk to the town centre with all the amenities therein.

Accommodation Comprises of the following:
Ground Floor: Entrance Hallway: 2.70m x 1.70m (8'10" x 5'7"): Stairway to first floor accommodation.

Dining Room: 5.20m x 4.06m (17'1" x 13'4"): Ornate open fire-place. Windows to rear and front.

Kitchenette: 2.32m x 1.55m (7'7" x 5'1"): Stainless steel kitchen sink. Access door to rear leading to a small storage area.

Sitting Room: 3.52m x 3.02m (11'7" x 9'11"): Open fire-place, off this room a w.c., w.h.b., and corner shower area.

First Floor Accommodation:

Bathroom: 2.12m x 1.48m (6'11" x 4'10"): W.c., w.h.b., and bath.

Bedroom No. 1 5.33m x 2.34m (17'6" x 7'8"): Open fire-place, windows to rear and front.

Bedroom No. 2 4.22m x 2.48m (13'10" x 8'2"): Window to the front and a corner press area.

Bedroom No. 3 3.73m x 3.08m (12'3" x 10'1"): Window to the front, open fire-place, corner press with a hot press area.

Services: Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: Mains Connection
Electricity: Mains Supply
Outside: Garden area to the front with a large site area situated at the western side of the dwelling.

BER No. 118164888
Energy Perfomance Indicator: 1030.62 kWh/m2/yr

Bandon is a historic market town in West Cork, Ireland, located on the Bandon River and known for its rich history as an English plantation settlement, diverse festivals, and proximity to outdoor pursuits and the Wild Atlantic Way. Originally a walled town, it remains a busy hub for the surrounding agricultural region, offering a base for exploring West Cork's coastline and heritage sites.
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