2 Rathanker
Passage West
Cork
T12 YRP1

No. 2 Rathanker is a charming, three-bedroom, semi-detached cottage nestled in the Upper Rochestown and Passage West countryside.

This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a home in a peaceful, rural setting surrounded by rolling countryside views. The property lends itself as the perfect balance of country living with all the amenities offered by Rochestown, Passage West and Monkstown on its doorstep.

Filled with character, charm and history, this home has been loved and cared for by its current owners for many years, something that is evident as soon as you step foot inside. The ground floor accommodation is generous and has been extended to meet modern needs. Consisting of a kitchen, living room, dining room, bathroom and a single bedroom, the ground floor has been thoughtfully appointed.

As you make your way upstairs, the rustic, cottage feel invites viewers into two well-proportioned bedrooms. From the bedrooms, views of rolling green fields enhance the sense of calm throughout the home.

Set on just approx 0.2 acres, the cottage enjoys a spacious, tranquil, rural setting while remaining conveniently close to local amenities, schools, sports clubs and Cork City. This is a home that feels settled and welcoming and presents an opportunity to enjoy the simple pleasures of country living without sacrificing everyday convenience.

Viewings come highly recommended to fully appreciate this charming, character-filled home.

Entrance Hallway 1.45m x 2.30m Bright entrance hallway that gives access to the kitchen, living room and main bathroom. It features ceiling cornicing, laminate flooring and a centre ceiling rose.
Living Room 3.38 x 4.36 Laminate flooring continues from the entrance hallway into this living space. Two windows overlook the front garden and fill this area with natural light. This room features an open fireplace and ceiling cornicing.
Main Bathroom 1.94m x 2.30m Fully tiled, three-piece shower suite with a modern fitout. Benefits from a window to the side of the home that provides natural ventilation.
Kitchen 2.87m x 3.99m The solid wood kitchen comes fitted with floor and eye level units. Windows to the front and side of the property fill this space with ample light. Features a timber panelled ceiling that provides a warm, comforting finish to this space.
Sitting/Dining Room 4.31m x 3.99m This space is located just off the kitchen and to the rear of the home. There is a window to the side of the property and a sliding door to the rear make this a bright and inviting space. This room is well-appointed and finished with solid timber flooring and recessed lighting.
Rear Hallway 2.87m x 1.85m This hallway to the rear of the home gives access to the kitchen, living room and bedroom 3 with stairs to the accommodation overhead. There is a window to the rear of the home providing natural light into this space and additional storage under the stairs.
Bedroom 3 2.87m x 2.62m Located on the ground floor and to the rear of the home, this single bedroom could also be used as a home office or additional living space. This is a space filled with character with features such as an open fireplace, ceiling cornicing, a centre ceiling rose and a window overlooking the rear garden.
Landing 2.88m x 1.54m All first-floor accommodation can be accessed from this space which also includes a hot press and Stira stairs to the attic space overhead.
Bedroom 1 3.38m x 4.47m Spacious, double bedroom with two windows overlooking the front and side gardens. This is a well-appointed space finished with laminate flooring and a large, fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom 2 2.88m x 2.93m Double bedroom overlooking the rear garden, finished with laminate flooring.

BER: G
BER Number: 119163053
Energy Performance Indicator: 474.09 kWh/m²/yr

Passage West is a port town in County Cork, situated on the west bank of Cork Harbour, some 10 km south east of Cork city. The town has many services, amenities and social outlets. Recent re-development, along with the sweeping harbour views the area offers, has resulted in the town becoming a popular place to live. There has been a substantial amount of new housing development in the last seven or eight years - especially in the townlands of Pembroke and Rockenham on the northern edge of the town.