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Above St Luke’s Cross, Cork, Iveragh manages to be both large and quite graceful.
Tommy Barker says this property may have gone to the dogs twice, but it has many features to recommend it.
This impeccable five year-old, 2,770 sq ft dormer in Rose of Tralee country guides at €395,000.
Windy Heights, Tower Hill, Glounthaune, has views of Cork harbour and pristine landscaped gardens.
Three-bed semi, Gleann na Ri in Tower, Co Cork, has a large garden.
Bridgemount, Western Road, Cork on the market for €345,000.
Briar’s Court is an end-of-terrace three-bed within a brisk, ten-minute walk of UCC.
This Ballinveltig, Bishopstown, Cork, bungalow is open to offers around €450,000.
1 Baltimore Lawn: Inner-Douglas setting together with an achievable price.
The property at Dromin, Tower, Co Cork has a garage, a part-built barn, a sand arena and is on the market for €750,000.
No 18 Norwood Court, Cobh, has 2,300 sq ft of accommodation and a fifth of an acre site.
30 Browningstown Park, Douglas, has had a complete make-over.
There’s about 900 sq ft of space to play with at the No 5 cottage at Coolmore.
HOPEFULLY it isn’t ominous – but the dining room lightshade hanging over the table at yacht designer Rob Doyle’s design-savvy home is a design called Titanic. On the plus side, the sleek, long light has been in place for quite a few years, unlike that fateful ship.
IT’S one of the most subtle and intelligent renovations of a railway cottage you’ll find and this Mourneabbey, Mallow, property is also in showhouse condition.
IT’S the row with the dolphin door knockers – familiar to the fresh air brigade who love the Scilly walk, Kinsale. And while the address, Scilly Terrace, might not ring a bell, the distinctive ironmongery does – it’s part of its charm.
AN original of the species, and the original of its setting, is Richmond House, a Georgian villa near Glanmire, Co Cork whose original wooded grounds have been swallowed up by one-off housing in the past number of decades.
A LOW density scheme in Urlingford is now cut to cost in an effort to sell its eight remaining units.
IT has a big green area to the side and this attractive, four-bed semi in Donnybrook, Douglas, also comes with great space for a family.
THE owners of the traditional Currabeha House farmhouse have done the full make-over on the four-bed dwelling – but the 35’ by 15’ old lofted stone coach house behind could be the next owners’ personal project.
JUST off the road to Carrigillihy Strand, this Union Hall, West Cork cottage is ideal second home material.
A new selling agent, and a good chunk off the price, could see fresh eyes look over the six-bed detached house Brackendale, off Cork’s South Douglas Road.
A TIDY builder might be needed at Beech House – this four/five-bed home, on grounds as pristine as the house itself, has full planning in place for a second dwelling to be built alongside, amid its flowerbeds.
ONE local house sale is currently going through, and now another Endsleigh Park house comes up needing a new owner and some TLC.
JUST out past Kilkee’s West End, on the Dunlickey Road near the famous horseshoe shape sweep of beach, is this three-bed early 1900s seaside semi-d.
ARTISTS love Connemara scenery. They’ve been depicting it for decades and its scenery still has strong hints of the west of Ireland landscape and cottages that inspired Paul Henry about a century ago.
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