That was on the Independent recently, one of the Cully and Sully lads owns it.
Nice property to be fair....but 4.9m euro nice? Nah, maybe 1.5m
Kinsale has a ridiculous amount of €1m + properties, so it's priced to reflect it but I'd agree, it's seriously over priced, that's what you get with supply/demand.
totally agree with above - fab spot but totally over priced ! Could make an appearance in Selling Sunset 😛
Does anyone know what the laws are re. buying a city centre property, using the groubdfloor as a retail business and a residence on the upper floors ?
That has been in the news recently, I think that legislation is being brought in to make it easier i.e. from a planning perspective.
Interesting....because there are some properties which would make lovely conversions and I firmly believe that the future of the city will be based on quality city centre homes...not 500K penthouse suites or dingy converted apartments. It gets done all over Europe...why not here.
I think and I could be wrong, is that currently you have to apply for change of use planning permission if you want to convert over the shop to residential. The new legislation is to do away with that requirement.
There'd be more of an issue switching the ground floor from residential to retail. I can't see too many obstacles beneath put in the way of someone wanting to live over a retail space.
Correct and the legislation is designed to remove any remaining obstacles. It would be nice to see more over shop living in our cities.
You can convert an old commercial building to residential without the need for planning (if footprint of building not extended) up to a max of 9 units without the need for planning. There is a process to notify the Local Authority.
1 bed city centre property on the south side for €145,000 seems a bit tight inside but not the worst price I have seen.
That’s very nicely finished, but I couldn’t deal with the price tag and the need to be worried about heading into the garden in my jocks.
https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/townhouse-no-3-the-courtyard-woodville-glanmire-co-cork/3549118
Nice modern house in Glanmire, seems like reasonable value given it's nearly 150 sqm.
Anybody active on the thread familiar with the area?
It's a very nice estate with a mix of houses. Cant really walk anywhere from the estate though as I think the footpath situation is chronic. It's a couple of hundred yards from Ballinglanna the big new housing estate in Glanmire on one side and the back road to the tunnel/Glounthane on the other.
The house itself is very poorly laid out, especially the furniture, I think better furniture would utilise the downstairs space better. Kitchen is smallish, garden tiny but for less than 300k it has its merits. Glanmire itself is a great place to live I think.
if you look it up on street view you'll likely see why its so cheap, it looks to be the corner unit here or is it? The images make it very hard to make out but those up on the plaza match the parking/front image with the internal photo's confusing me. but if it is one with an alley way underneath a bedroom which lets be honest is a huge risk that it'll attract local teens to hang out in, (sheltered alley to hang out in)
edit: nevermind its the corner one on the opposite side not in the image they posted.
This house has been on the market for a good while. Gone down in price now!
It was 350k
Anyone noticing more houses seem to be coming up for sale? Still mad prices. And a lack of new builds. I wonder are they waiting for info on the help to buy etc from the budget.
I do remember seeing this house months ago during my search and thinking 350k was extortionate. Obviously the seller was completely chancing their arm. They must have had zero interest at all to drop the price 50k.
245k for house on high street, i know great location but 😲 98 High Street,Cork,T12 X7F9 - Sherry FitzGerald Cork - 4532001 - MyHome.ie Residential
Nice house with a great renovation done. But lets call a spade a spade. Its not blarney, its in Cloghroe and on a very busy road
Agreed. Add to that it has tiny bedrooms and no garden.
Surely this is a mistake? €495,000.
It's a rental - 6 bed, with a current rental income of just shy of €4k per the listing.
Does anyone know anything about this property?
Waiting to hear back from estate agent, wondering did anyone else have an interest and have it looked at. It definitely has peaked my interest and I'd be interested in bidding if the load bearing walls are ok.
It's a pity the estate agent didn't put up more than 2 very similar pictures. That's pure lazy.
Anyone see this article
800k+ for 4 beds 😲 Ballincolig prices are mental
There's a walk through video of it https://youtu.be/pYTUfgp74m8
Amv is 90k, probably go for atleast another 50
That's only fit for knocking.
That’s a site, with the potential to get planning. And a mountain of site clearance needed. In the video you can hear the traffic zooming past.
try an auction house instead if you’re looking for a project. Bidx is coming up shortly, catalogue is here
https://bidx1.com/en/en-ie/auction/properties/1928?countyid=8&AuctionIds=1928,1999
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