15 Upper Bridge Street
Skibbereen
Co Cork
P81 H528

Charming, restored 2-bedroom mid-terrace house and landscaped garden with Ilen River views, located within Skibbereen town centre. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Skibbereen, this home is beautifully presented and is a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey home finished to an exceptional standard throughout.

The house is fully upgraded with no detail overlooked. Features include new double-glazed windows and doors, new electrics and plumbing, modern electric heating and the installation of a damp proof course and dry lining. A wood-burning stove in the spacious living room creates a warm, inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxing evenings.

The ground floor features a generously sized living / dining room, a stylish kitchen with adjoining pantry, and access to a convenient external laundry/storage area and wc. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with two bright and airy bedrooms and a large, newly refurbished shower room, all tastefully decorated with an eye for quality and style.

At the rear, a truly exceptional garden awaits, complete with seating area and stunning views over the river, providing a tranquil and picturesque outdoor space rarely found in town centre properties.

Combining the charm of a traditional terrace with the comfort of a modern home, and ideally located within walking distance of all amenities, this property is perfectly suited for those seeking a permanent residence, a stylish holiday retreat, or an investment in one of West Cork's most sought-after towns.

BER: D2
BER Number: 104178561
Energy Performance Indicator: 296.46 kWh/m²/yr

Skibbereen (pop.2000), on the Ilen river, a little inland from the indented West Cork coast, is known as the capital of West Cork. It's a lively and picturesque town filled with the brightly-painted houses typical of this region. It's also a centre of good food and the arts.

The West Cork Arts Centre showcases a diverse range of art and theatre and Skibbereen is renowned for the quality of its food with many artisan producers living nearby. During the Famine, Skibbereen was one of the worst affected towns in the country and today the Skibbereen Heritage Centre's Great Famine Exhibition uses contemporary sources and dramatisation to tell its story. Outside the town a marine lake, Lough Hyne, is a nature reserve with a unique ecology and many rare species. Many celebrities and foreigners have chosen to settle in this region, giving Skibbereen and environs a cosmopolitan feel.