A “PICTURESQUE” three-bedroom property has just hit the Irish market for just €95,000 – but there is just one catch.
The Co Waterford home is in need of some indoor work to match its “original features and character.”
The gate lodge is located in Mocollop, Ballyduff, Co. Waterford[/caption]
This property is just an hour’s drive from Cork city[/caption]
The property was constructed in circa 1882[/caption]
It retains much of its original features[/caption]
However, if you can commit to some home renovations for a bargain price, you’ll be just an hour’s drive from Cork city.
And this home is also within walking distance of the Mocollop walk which features a magical waterfall.
This gable-fronted gate lodge is located in Mocollop, Ballyduff, Co. Waterford.
This picturesque, small-scale gate lodge, constructed in circa 1882, retains much of its original features and character.
The property is a renovation project, suitable for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant.
And with a little imagination, it could be a wonderful home.
This dwelling also has planning permission for an extension.
The house comprises of an entrance porch and three spacious rooms.
It has a restored and insulated slate roof with decorative clay ridge tiles and facia, original red brick chimney stack.
This property has its own well and an existing ESB connection.
Outside, the property has a large mature garden and is situated only a stone’s throw away from the magnificent Blackwater River.
It is located only three minutes from Ballyduff Village and an equidistant 13-minute drive from the historic towns of Lismore and Tallow Town.
This home, advertised on emeraldislehomes.ie, could be the perfect peaceful paradise you’ve been waiting for.
Meanwhile, a two-bedroom family home that is a “blank slate” has hit the Irish market for €235,000 – and it’s minutes from a busy city.
2 Costello Road, Shantalla, Galway, is being described as “a piece of old Galway.”
The mid-terraced home on Costello Road is a prime location for new families.
And the pad is within walking distance of Galway city.
It is conveniently located near to both Galway University and hospital.
And it is just a five-minute walk to the nearest primary school and secondary school.
The property is a two-bed, one-bath “blank slate” and admittedly will need renovations.
However, it has been vacant prior to the Covid-19 pandemic and therefore should qualify the new owner for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant.
This will entitle the owner to €50,000 to put towards renovating the home.
The property would make a great investment or starter home.
This dwelling also has planning permission for an extension[/caption]
