112 Glenside
Annacotty
Limerick
V94 N4T2

Sherry FitzGerald are delighted to bring to the market no 112 Glenside. A fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious and well – maintained home in the highly sought after location of Annacotty. There are a number of fantastic amenities at your doorstop including local shops, pubs, restaurants & schools. The University of Limerick and Castletroy College are both within walking distance, as well as Plassey Technological Park. This property has spacious, open plan living accommodation and is tastefully decorated throughout. This is the perfect property for any growing family or anyone looking for a lucrative investment.

Viewing is highly recommended without delay.

Accommodation: Living, Kitchen/Dining, WC, 4 bedrooms, Ensuite & Bath. Floor Area: 114 Sqm/1226 Sq. Ft

Living: A very spacious room with an attractive feature fireplace, french doors to the kitchen dining area and neutral colours. Overlooks the front of the property.
Kit/Dining: Spacious & Bright open plan kitchen overlooking the rear with a modern fitted kitchen & patio doors to the rear garden. Floor & Splash tiles.
The hallway is finished in neutral tones with a wc under the stairs.
Upstairs there are 4 generous bedrooms, 3 doubles & 1 single, all with built in wardrobes. The main bedroom has a fully equipped ensuite bathroom.
The main bathroom is fitted with bath shower, wc & whb.

Services: GFCH, Alarm, Side entrance.

BER: C3
BER Number: 111460788
Energy Performance Indicator: 222.24 kWh/m²/yr

Annacotty (Irish: Áth an Choite) originally grew up around the grain mills which harnessed the water power of the Mulkear. One was beside the bridge itself and has now been restored as bar and restaurant and the second was 1 km (0.62 mi) upstream at Ballyclough. With the expansion of Limerick from 1990, Annacotty has been swallowed up into the rapidly growing suburb of Castletroy. The N7, which originally ran though the main street, bypassed the village as it was then, in 1980 when a new bridge was built over the Mulkear 100m downstream. That, in turn, was superseded by the building of the Limerick Southern Ring Road which crossed the river 1 km (0.62 mi) upstream at Ballyclough.