Knockmonalea East
Youghal
Co Cork
P36 NR52

Oozing charm and character, Sherry Fitzgerald O'Donovan are delighted to present this stunning home in Knockmonalea East.

This attractive property has more to offer than meets the eye, as it was cleverly extended in 2000 and again in 2006 and benefits from lush grounds of approx. 0.6 acre with an abundance of parking, planting and storage sheds/workshops.

Many of the original features are intact such as high ceilings, feature doors and polished wooden flooring.

Accommodation of 280.6 sq m (3,020 sq ft)briefly comprises of entrance porch, living room, home office, shower room, kitchen, dining room, utility, family room, four bedrooms, one of which is ensuite and a family bathroom.

The gardens are a riot of colour with a variety of year round colour including but not limited to Camelia, Peony Roses, Agapanthus, Hydrangea and Silver Birch.

Located just outside the beautiful seaside town of Youghal with easy access to the N25 and views of Capel Island.

Viewing is a must!

* Spacious accommodation
* Excellent condition throughout
* Many original features
* Standing on approx. 0.6 acres
* Beautifully landscaped
* Abundance of parking
* Pollytunnell, chicken coup and storage sheds
* Oil fired central heating
* Short drive to Youghal beach
* 5 minutes from Youghal town centre
* Views of Capel Island and the surrounding countryside
* Easy access to the N25
* Approx. 280.6 sq m (3,020 sq ft)

Ground Floor  
Entrance Porch  Bright entrance porch with a triple aspect, tiled flooring.
Living Room  Utterly charming living room with a vaulted ceiling, recessed lighting, timber beams, solid pine flooring, feature exposed stone, solid fuel burning stove.
Study  Ideal work from home or playroom space, vaulted ceiling, timber panelling and carpet flooring.
Back Hall  Attractive tiled flooring.
Shower Room  The shower room comprises of a three piece shower suite, attractive wash hand basin with storage underneath, corner shower and hot press.
Kitchen  Country style kitchen with granite worktop, Belfast sink, timber beams, recessed lighting, centre island with feature red brick and granite worktop, Range Master Stove with gas ring hob.
Dining Room  Spacious dining room with AGA, tiled splashback and red brick floor to ceiling surround, and tiled hearth, semi-solid Oak flooring, sliding door to courtyard.
Back Entrance Hall  Patio slabbed flooring, solid fuel burning stove with red brick hearth and surround, recessed lighting, high ceiling.
Utility Room  Fitted pine units, plumbed for washing machine.
Upper Ground Floor  
Master Bedroom  The large master suite comprises of a double bedroom with a dual aspect and superb views of the surrounding countryside.
Ensuite  The ensuite comprises of a three piece shower suite, tiled flooring and part tiled walls.
Walk in wardrobe  Fitted hanging rails and fitted shelving.
Bedroom 2  Double bedroom with a dual aspect, solid wooden flooring, fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom 3  Double bedroom with a dual aspect, solid wooden flooring and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
Lower Ground Floor  
Hall  Hall with patio slabbed flooring.
Family Room  Steps to family room, well-proportioned room with French doors to sandstone patio, abundance of light, raised open fire place with timber mantle, and exposed timber beams.
Bedroom 4  Double bedroom with solid wooden flooring, double doors to patio, dual aspect and recessed lighting.
Bathroom  The stunning family bathroom comprises of his and hers sinks with storage underneath, marble tiled flooring, free standing claw-foot bath, WC and enclosed wet room with electric Mira shower.
Outside  The grounds of approx. 0.6 acres are a riot of year round colour with a variety of shrubbery. There is a Indian Sandstone patio facing south, an abundance of parking, a pollytunnell, chicken coup and storage sheds.

BER: D1
BER Number: 103203949
Energy Performance Indicator: 251.92 kWh/m2/yr

Midleton (pop. 3,798), 11 miles from Cork City on the N25, is the main market town for the East Cork region, and serves a prosperous agricultural hinterland. The town has a long history, dating back to the foundation of a Cistercian monastery in the 12th century. Today the town is probably best known for its whiskey, distilled here since 1825. You can learn all about the history of Irish whiskey and see how it was made in the Jameson Heritage Centre sited in the beautifully restored old distillery buildings. Midleton is also known for good restaurants and food. Not far from Midleton, near the village of Shanagarry is the famous Ballymaloe cooking school.