GETTING TO GRIPS with a fast-changing property market is tricky, but we’re here to make things simpler.
Each week, we handpick a number of homes within a similar budget, to give you a snapshot of the property landscape at a particular price point.
This week, we’re looking at properties around Cork with an asking price of €420,000 and under, including a coastal three-bed and a two-bed apartment near the city and a large stone farmhouse in Kildorrery.
No. 6 Rochelle Court is a beautifully maintained first floor apartment just a short stroll from Cork City centre. Nestled within the secure, gated development of Rochelle on Old Blackrock Road, this spacious home has about 80 m² of bright living space, featuring an open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area that fills with evening sunlight, along with two inviting bedrooms that capture the morning light.
With proximity to South Infirmary Hospital, St Finbarr’s Hospital and various city amenities, this apartment is perfect for those looking for a convenient location. Presented to the highest standards, it includes a well-equipped kitchen with integrated appliances, two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and designated parking. Enjoy the beautifully landscaped communal grounds, too. Ideal for anyone looking for a charming and secure home.
This impressive sixth floor apartment is located in the development called The Sanctuary in Jacob’s Island. It offers stunning panoramic views of Cork City and the property is in pristine condition. It enjoys a prime location as it’s just a five minute walk to Mahon Point Shopping Centre and a 15 minute drive to Cork City centre.
The apartment features a welcoming hallway with stylish décor, new carpet flooring and recessed lighting, along with enclosed storage and a utility area. The spacious, open plan kitchen, dining and living area offers modern fittings and opens onto a balcony. Both bedrooms are accessible from the L-shaped hallway. Additional highlights include a secure, gated development with a caretaker on site, estuary walkways and a dedicated underground car space.
11 The Ferns is a charming two-bedder in the popular area. The house features a spacious, private back garden with side access and faces a large green area. The ground floor includes a bright sitting room with double doors opening to a patio and garden, while the modern kitchen also offers direct garden access. Upstairs, both double bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and en suite bathrooms.
Located in the sought-after area of Foxwood, Garryduff, this property is ideal for first-time buyers, investors or those looking to downsize. More features include gas central heating, front parking,m and handy access to public transport.
Stonebridge Farmhouse, built in 2007, offers a serene countryside retreat with modern comforts and traditional charm. Set on a .6 acre site behind electric gates, the property provides stunning views of the Ballhouras Mountains. Inside, the spacious entrance hall leads to a warm living room featuring a stone fireplace, while the kitchen impresses with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and natural light. The kitchen and dining area both open to a southwest-facing patio, ideal for relaxation or entertaining.
The home includes four to five double bedrooms, with a flexible playroom or office on the ground floor. The main bedroom has an en- suite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. Other highlights include a tarmac driveway, a block-built shed and solar panels contributing to its B2 energy rating. Conveniently located, it’s less than five minutes from Kildorrery village, ten minutes to Mitchelstown and 35 minutes from Cork’s Jack Lynch Tunnel. An additional plot of land is also available to buy if needed.
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