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You can now make offers online for this terraced family home in Ballincollig, Co Cork
91 Cooper’s Grange is on the market for €395,000.
IF YOU’RE LOOKING for an energy efficient home but don’t want to go down the brand new route, take a look at 91 Cooper’s Grange.
Built in 2006, this home in Ballincollig is one of four unique homes that offers more space than your typical terraced homes, too. Designed with modern living in mind, it features a thoughtfully laid out plan over three floors.
Offers by Daft are now live on this property, meaning you can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere. This new online platforms creates a fair and transparent process so that buyers can make decisions with confidence.
Step inside and you’ll find an L-shaped hallway leads to the open plan kitchen and dining area that lets light flood from the front through to the sunken living room at the back. The kitchen is equipped with a pantry and a utility room, providing extra convenience. There is also a large guest toilet at this level.
The first floor hosts a spacious living room facing the street, ideal for relaxing and entertaining. The main bedroom, complete with built-in closets and an en suite bathroom, overlooks the low-maintenance garden that offers a peaceful retreat.
On the next floor, you’ll find two more generously-sized bedrooms and a fully tiled family bathroom. Each room is designed to maximize space and light, ensuring comfort for everyone in the house.
To the back is a private, low-maintenance garden that is sure to be ideal for entertaining outdoors. Complete with a patio, path and plenty of planting, it has lots of potential for anyone with green fingers.
91 Cooper’s Grange enjoys a prime location. The development comprises 129 homes, including detached, semi-detached and these terraced houses. They are all within walking distance of the town centre.
The Old Quarter area blends the past and present, drawing on the area’s rich military heritage. The development is divided into five areas, each named after historical connections to the former barracks and gunpowder mills.
For anyone house hunting in Co Cork with a great connection to the city centre, set up a viewing today.
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