Designed around today's hectic lifestyle, this attractive impressive architect designed house feature a spacious open plan living room with a large kitchen and dining room off, together with adjacent toilet & utility room. The first floor comprises of 4 bedrooms, 1 en-suite, bathroom & hot press. The dwelling can be found in a most popular & sought after area with Space, comfort & a friendly neighborhood set the tone for this well placed modern family home. This extremely spacious well laid out newly built property enjoys a delightful rural location on the R585 Route Cork to Bantry. The location is adjacent to Togher Village with School's, Church's, shops etc; Dunmanway Town is approximately 5 miles. The property which has a southeast aspect has a floor area of 1970 square feet of well apportioned living and bedroom accommodation. The site area is approximately 0.60 acre and the site includes a two storey garage offering a floor area of 970 square feet which can easily be converted to living accommodation and can be a home for granny or it can be let for a second income.
Situated on the Bantry Line only 25 minutes from Ballincollig, and 10 minutes from Dunmanway. It is enhanced with wonderfully well-proportioned and light filled rooms. The property also enjoys a sunny south-westerly aspect and commands fine views over the surrounding countryside. And it�s more reminiscent of a fine country home rather than a modern 21st century house.
Viewing highly recommended this house offers an interesting traditional style, natural slate roof, and upvc double glazed windows and doors. The driveway leads to ample parking to the front and side of the residence and pathways form a boundary around its entire. The gardens are laid out in lawns and attractive rockery features.

Location

Dunmanway is a small town in County Cork, in the southwest of Ireland. It is the geographical centre of the region known as West Cork. It is probably best known as the birthplace of Sam Maguire, an Irish Protestant republican, for whom the trophy of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is named.19th century references date the founding of Dunmanway to the late 17th century, when the English crown settled a colony there to provide a resting place for troops marching between Bandon and Bantry. By 1700, about thirty families lived in the town and to this day most of the ancestors are still there. Immigration to the town in recent years has caused a massive growth in population. The population grew 52% in the period from 2002 to 2006. The 2002 census reported that there were 1,532 people living in Dunmanway

Additional Information

Services: Electricity, Main water, telephone, Broadband and septic tank.
Heating: Oil fired central heating and open fireplaces.

Entrance Hallway: 6'11'' X 21'. Stairs to first floor.

Utility: 9'10'' X 9'4'

Sunroom: 11'10'' X 11'10''

Kitchen: 24' 11" x 13'9" This is currently a builder�s finish. Radiator and power points.
Toilet Guest W.C.: 9' 10" x 5' 11", W.C., wash hand basin.radiator, and power points.

Living room / Sitting Room: 13'9'' X 13'9''. Fireplace, radiator, and power points.