16 Michael Fitzgerald Place
Clondulane
Fermoy
Co Cork.
P61 EY06

Sherry FitzGerald O Donovan offer this 3 bedroom end of terrace property in good condition throughout. The property extends to 67.32 sq. m. which is situated on a large site in the picturesque village of Clondulane.

The accommodation incorporates 1 ground floor bedroom and two double bedrooms on the first floor along with the bathroom.

Externally the property benefits from a large private driveway to the front and side and a spacious rear garden with a southerly aspect, along with 2 storage sheds one of which is plumbed with water supply. There is also an access gate to the back of the property from the rear lane,

No 16 Michael Fitzgerald Place is located centrally in the village of within a 3 minute walk of the local primary school and approximately 5km from Fermoy town and within easy access of the M8 motorway.

Large site
Gas fired central heating
South facing rear garden
Private parking
Access gate to the rear of the property from back laneway.
Minutes’ walk from local primary school
Only a 5 minute drive to Fermoy town

Entrance Hall 3.3m x 1.6m Tiled flooring. Radiator.
Kitchen 3.7m x 1.4m Floor and splashback tiling. Wall and floor kitchen units. Door leading to rear garden.
Dining/Living Area 4.6m x 3m Tiled flooring. Solid fuel open fireplace. Radiator.
Bedroom 1 2.6m x 2.4m Carpet flooring. Radiator.
Upstairs  
Bedroom 2 4m x 3.2m Carpet flooring. Radiator. Fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom 3 3.9m x 2.6m Carpet flooring. Radiator.
Bathroom 2.2m x 1.6m Tiled floor to ceiling. Wc., whb., electric shower, radiator.

BER: D1
BER Number: 118869619
Energy Performance Indicator: 259.07

Fermoy (pop. 2,270) lies about 30 miles to the north-east of Cork city on the Blackwater River. It was a garrison town and at one time had the largest concentration of troops in the country. Today the town is well known for angling, particularly salmon. It is strategically located, just where the main roads from Dublin to Cork and Rosslare to Killarney intersect.

The Blackwater valley is well known for its period houses and one of the finest, Castle Hyde, now owned by Micheal Flatley of Riverdance, is just outside the town. It was once the home of Douglas Hyde, founder of the Gaelic League and the first President of the Irish Republic.