5 The Orchards
Summerhill,
Mallow,
Co. Cork.,
P51K4NC

Sherry Fitzgerald O' Donovan are delighted to bring No. 5 The Orchard to the market. It comprises of a large bright spacious living room, kitchen/dining, utility downstairs and three bedrooms with 1 ensuite upstairs making it an ideal family home. This property also boasts a large attached garage with potential for conversion.

This three bedroom semi-detached residence is perfectly positioned adjacent to schools, shops and offering quick and easy access to main Cork road.

No. 5 The Orchard is suited to the first time buyer, trader upper with potential to extend, the person downsizing or even the investor. It is adaptable, private and very well located opposite a large Green with stunning views of the Nagle mountains.

Viewing by appointment only with sole selling agents Sherry Fitzgerald O' Donovan.

Facing onto Large Green.
Attached Garage to the side of property/Potential for expansion
Oil Central Heating
P.V.C Double Glazed Windows
Mains Water and sewage
Commuting distance of Cork(25mins) and Limerick (45mins)
Enclosed Private rear Garden
Adjacent to Secondary/Primary School.
Walking Distance from Mallow Town centre.

Entrance Hall 4.4m x 1.7m Carpet
Living Room 4.5m x 4m Laminate Flooring. Solid fuel Fire with Feature surround. Fitted units.
Kitchen/Dining 3.9m x 6m Laminate and Lino Flooring. Fully Fitted Kitchen. Sliding doors to rear.
Garage. 4.65m x 2.55m Leading from kitchen.
Utility Room 2.56m x 1.94m Lino Flooring. Plumbed for Washing machine and Dryer. Door to rear.
Landing 2.56m x 2.64m Carpet. Hot Press.
Master Bedroom 3.08m x 4m Carpet. Fitted Robes.
En-Suite 2.36m x 0.88m Lino Floor. Electric Shower, Whb and Toilet.
Bedroom 2 4.51m x 2.61m Carpet. Fitted Robes.
Bedroom 3 2.89m x 2.67m Carpet. Fitted Robes.
Bathroom 2.35m x 1.7m Tiled Floor and splash-back. Bath with electric shower, Whb and Toilet.

BER: C3
BER Number: 115935520
Energy Performance Indicator: 219.72

Mallow is the largest town along the Blackwater valley; founded in the late 16th century when the Earl of Desmond built a castle to protect the river crossing. The town is sometimes called the crossroads of Munster due to its position on the junction of roads to Waterford, Cork, Dublin, Limerick and Killarney. It's also been identified as a regional hub in the Government's National Spatial Strategy so is likely to grow even more in the future.  Mallow has a large sugar industry processing sugar beet from all over the midlands.