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Barley Hill, Rosscarbery, West Cork Barley Hill, Rosscarbery, West Cork Conveniently located and brim- ming with potential, this 3/4 bed- room cottage sits on half an acre within a mile and a half of town. Guide Price: €139,000 GROUND FLOOR FRONT PORCH 2.47m (8'1") x 1.55m (5'1") LIVING ROOM 3.80m (12'6") x 3.36m (11') KITCHEN_DINING_AREA 5.24m (17'2") x 4.84m (15'11") REAR HALLWAY 4.40m (14'5") x 0.91m (3') BEDROOM 1 2.65m (8'8") x 2.58m (8'5") BEDROOM 2 3.36m (11') x 2.41m (7'11") BATHROOM 1.72m (5'8") x 1.67m (5'6") AIRING PRESS 0.88m (2'11") x 0.75m (2'6") FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM 3 3.36m (11') x 2.41m (7'11") LANDING/BEDROOM 4 3.80m (12'6") x 3.36m (11') Here is a real diamond in the rough, you can rearrange or renovate, the potential is here in this already ex- tended traditional stone built cottage which currently sits on half an acre. If traditional with potential is there is public road frontage on your goal you won’t find many two sides. better than this, it has all the in- gredients to make a perfect holi- The location is most convenient day, retirement or family home. being only 1.5 miles from Rosscar- bery town and 10 miles from both Lying idle for some time it is re- Clonakilty town and Skibbereen markably dry, the site is a corner town. Cork city and airport are site which is slightly elevated and within an hours drive. Services: Mains water, septic tank, oil fired central heating and there is broadband available. KITCHEN DINING AREA LIVING ROOM LANDING/BEDROOM 4 This is the largest room in the cottage, This is a cosy room and would have This room is at the top of the stairs, it it is part of the extension, there is a been the largest room in the original is a spacious area that could easily be basic kitchen fitted, there are windows cottage, there is also an open fireplace turned into a fourth bedroom, there on three sides and the dining area has in this room and a door to the front are exposed ceiling beams and there is an open fireplace. porch. a window to the west. .
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