The charming three-bedroom home that's ‘an excellent investment opportunity' on market for €195k and it's near big city
This bargain property is located in Midleton town, minutes from
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The property is located in Midleton town, Co Cork
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And it is now on the Irish market for €195,000
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The pad comes in turn-key condition
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It features spacious and light-filled rooms throughout
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This mid terrace
It would make a fantastic home for first time buyers or investors - and it is now available for viewings.
The house listing reads: "O'Connell Auctioneers is delighted to present this charming three-bedroom terraced property to the market.
"This property is not only a comfortable home but also an excellent investment opportunity, conveniently located to enjoy all that Midleton has to offer."
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It includes a substantial kitchen with access to the rear garden and is perfect for
This stunning kitchen has wooden flooring and is fully fitted with white cabinets, an oven, and a dishwasher.
Double-glazed windows located around the kitchen and dining area allow plenty of natural light to enter the house.
The family home is in an excellent location, with cafes,
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Along with being located beside Cork city, Blarney town and Cork Airport are each within a 30-minute drive of this fabulous property.
The area also includes a choice of primary and secondary schools, perfect for
The 'charming' Irish castle on market with a host of perks
Located in a sought-after residential area, the family home extends to 77 square metres and has a spacious back garden.
When entering the home, viewers are greeted by a fabulous hallway with wooden flooring.
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This comfortable area is filled with natural light and space, creating a cosy atmosphere.
There is one bathroom in this family home; it comes with lino flooring and includes a wash hand basin, a bath and a toilet.
First-floor offerings
Moving upstairs, there is a spacious and modern landing with wooden flooring.
On the
The second bedroom is spacious and features views overlooking the garden, along with wooden flooring and wardrobes, and could fit a king-size bed.
The third bedroom is a modern single room that features plenty of storage space and natural light.
The back garden is another major bonus to buying this pad, as it comes with a shed along with ample amounts of greenery and space.
The property is listed by O'Connell Auctioneers and on
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The property is a three bedroom pad
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It comes with a spacious rear garden
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