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House Type a 194 SQ.M ballinglanna.ie STEEPED in HISTORY for BUILT the FUTURE For Illustration Only YOU CAN HAVEallit in Ballinglanna Enjoy the best of every world in beautiful Ballinglanna, A wonderful new distinctive development of spacious family homes within beautifully landscaped areas in Glanmire, Cork. Only 8km from Cork City, Ballinglanna residents are close to the amenities, employment and lively social life. The best of every world in beautiful Ballinglanna Ballinglanna is within walking distance of Glanmire, once a small village based around woolen mills. Now a vibrant community perfect for families of all ages. Just 8km from Cork City with direct bus routes and roads, Glanmire is popular with commuters; Eastgate Business & Retail Park is also only a five-minute drive away. Glanmire has a choice of schools for all ages, including Gaelscoileanna at both primary and secondary levels. Other options include Glanmire National School, St Joseph’s National School and Glanmire Community College. And with several Montessories and pre-schools located in the village, it’s possible to grow up in a local setting and go right the way through school in the local area. Being a well-established community, Glanmire also contains every amenity. The village itself is home to several coffee shops, bars and restaurants, while the Crestfield and Hazelwood shopping centres contain the best of local shopping. GAA, soccer and basketball club offer sporting action for everyone in the family, while the area’s woodland walks are popular destinations for family picnics and days out. Or plan a really special day out in Fota Wildlife Park, just 13 minutes away by car. A Historic Location Ballinglanna is located in one of the most historically fascinating areas in Ireland. Located on the River Lee, Cork City itself was expanded by the Vikings around 915, and was once a fully walled city, many remnants of the walls can still be seen around the city. Glanmire’s history dates back to early Christian Ireland; many historical sites are visible now, such as the stone bridge in Riverstown, which dates back to around 1760. Today, Cork is a vibrant, cosmopolitan and sophisticated city. Enjoy sampling the best of local ingredients and artisan foods in the famous English Market or exploring one of the excellent restaurants – there’s something to suit every taste in Cork. Shoppers will love the buzz of Opera Lane, Cork’s vibrant shopping district; alternatively, find the best of the High Street at Mahon Point Shopping Centre, 5 minutes drive away, via the Jack Lynch Tunnel & Eastgate retail park is only 5 mins away A City on the Rise • IRELAND’S SECOND-LARGEST CITY. • ARTISAN FOODS IN THE WORLD FAMOUS ENGLISH MARKET. • RETAIL HEAVEN IN THE CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTRE. • BEAUTIFUL WEST CORK ON YOUR DOORSTEP. • HOME TO THE WORLD-FAMOUS JAZZ FESTIVAL. • BUZZING NIGHTLIFE IN TOP BARS & RESTAURANTS. • STROLL THROUGH FITZGERALD’S PARK AND LEE FIELDS. • EXCELLENT RAIL & BUS CONNECTIONS. • CLOSE TO CORK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. • IRELAND’S FOOD CAPITAL. • WILD ATLANTIC WAY IS JUST A SHORT TRIP AWAY. Cork really comes alive at night and at the weekends, with plenty to see and do. Home to the world-famous Jazz Festival, there’s always something happening in the city, whether it’s the latest restaurant, a buzzing bar, some must-see theatre or a can’t-miss-it gig. And if you need a breather, stunning West Cork & Wild Atlantic Way is on your doorstep. Cork has second-to-none travel links including bus, rail and air, nothing is out of reach. The City comes alive at night A fantastic range of amenities on your doorstep Mahon Point SC Cork Airport CUH UCC CIT Eastgate Business South Ring Rd. & Retail Park Cork Harbour City Centre Kent Station Litle Island Jack Lynch Tunnel River Lee Railway Station Glanmire Village M8 To Dublin PHASE 1 YOU CAN HAVE it in all Ballinglanna M8 > TO DUBLIN SALLYBROOK < TO LIMERICK N20 RIVERSTOWN Blackpool Shopping Centre GLANMIRE Cork and the > BLACKPOOL TO DUBLIN DUBLIN TO > Local Area Little Island Station TO RIVERSTOWN Enjoy a fantastic range of amenities on your doorstep, including Clayton Silverspring N20 TIVOLI beautiful parks and woodlands, sports clubs, excellent schools, Kent Station Hotel N25 local and international shops, lively bars and restaurants, and Eastgate Business & Retail Park easy access to Cork City Centre. LITTLE G L A N M I R Fitzgerald’s V I L L A G E Park ISLAND CORK CITY Marketing Suite CENTRE Páirc Uí Chaoimh Blackrock Cork Golf Club Castle N22 BLACKROCK > English Market TO M8 UCC MAHON Páirc Uí Rinn FOTA N27 > Bon Secours Mahon Point Hospital Shopping Centre < TO CORK CITY TO LITTLE ISLAND CUH N40 Wilton Shopping Centre SOUTH RING ROAD N40 ROCHESTOWN < TO KILLARNEY Douglas Douglas Bishopstown Shopping Centre Golf Course N71 Court DOUGLAS N27 N28 LOCATION AMENITIES SCHOOLS • Walking distance of Glanmire village • Cafés, bars & restaurants in the village • Both primary and secondary • Just 8km from Cork City Centre Cork Airport • Local shopping in Hazelwood & Gaelscoileanna • Number of direct bus routes to Cork Crestfield shopping centres • Glanmire National School • 5 minute drive to Little Island • Erin’s Own & Sarsfield GAA clubs • Glanmire Community College Industrial Park • Riverstown soccer club RINGASKIDDY • St Josephs National School • 5 minutes from Little Island • 13 minute drive to Fota Wildlife Park • Preschools and Montessoris in Railway Station • Glanmire Basketball Club the village TO KINSALE < TO WEST CORK < LITTLE ISLAND in 7mins MAHON PIONT in 8mins Minutes from KENT STATION in 8mins DOUGLAS in 11mins the City off the M8 CORK CITY in 15mins Ballinglanna Site Plan Ballinglanna offers a range of 92 93 spacious well-appointed family 91 90 89 88 87 F2 N homes, perfect for those looking 86 F1 F F F F F1 F2 607 608 606 605 604 F1 603 602 for the comfort and convenience of 601 F2 F F F F F1 F2 600 F 85 F W 599 F 590 589 591 592 593 594 595 596 598 F1 H1 H1 H H a well-designed house with all the 597 F2 H1 H H J E J H1 H1 H H 588 587 F1 H1 H1 H1 H 586 H 585 584 583 578 582 581 580 579 577 F2 84 F PLAY AREA 576 F 75 74 76 77 575 F 78 features desired for modern living 79 80 81 563 565 564 566 567 568 569 570 571 572 574 F1 H1 H1 H1 H H H1 H1 H H J 573 F2 S 83 F1 J H H H1 H H H1 562 H1 H 561 H1 H 560 H1 H1 559 F2 557 558 37 555 H1 556 554 at its best. PLAY AREA 553 H1 H J 36 F1 Fernwood 82 F2 H 73 35 88 B1 F2 F 87 72 APARTMENT F1 BLOCK E C 71 34 F F1 22 23 24 25 26 30 27 28 86 29 C 70 31 85 F2 33 F1 H1 H1 K H1 H1 K K 32 F2 H1 K J C F 69 84 C F APARTMENT BLOCK F 83 68 82 C1 F 67 5 A-SIDE C2 F KICK ABOUT 66 J J H H H1 H1 H H 20 21 18 19 14 112 17 16 81 C 15 111 C C2 110 C1 112 80 C1 109 C2 112 79 C 108 C C C1 107 112 C 78 C2 PLAY AREA 106 105 61 C 77 C C2 C 60 C E D 150 B1 F1 D E F F 151 C1 152 153 154 76 59 155 F2 112 113 C1 75 C C2 58 C F 279 114 74 57 238 262 237 236 F 235 261 255 260 259 C 231 256 232 258 257 234 233 214 297 213 212 56 211 207 208 209 115 C 210 5 A-SIDE C KICK ABOUT 296 116 295 131 278 C 294 C 132 C2 L1 293 117 D 149 C C 55 118 C1 E 292 44 G1 C 54 277 BUS STOP 45 133 291 C 119 F 148 L 239 263 276 290 124 120 C 134 C 230 254 C G1 46 206 215 240 264 289 C 53 229 253 123 C 216 J L F 147 73 121 125 52 K K G 135 H1 205 47 H1 F 265 275 288 C 136 252 72 280 F2 71 126 H1 122 228 241 48 281 H1 266 H1 G2 217 K 242 251 204 K 70 G1 C L 146 227 274 69 68 218 67 F 282 63 43 G2 66 65 49 42 L 203 64 F1 D 145 283 KICK5 ABOUT A-SIDE B1 284 127 F2 E 250 267 273 AREA PLAY 50 41 226 243 128 51 102 219 285 137 F L 268 G2 B 144 244 249 40 225 286 220 287 62 201 272 248 269 F1 39 F L2 245 138 143 224 271 B 200 221 G2 F 270 38 246 247 SH 222 223 298 129 139 199 B F 08 299 130 37 07 J 36 SH G1 F1 B 140 06 K F2 300 325 SH 05 KICK 5ABOUT A-SIDE K PLAY AREA H2 141 SH B1 04 192 PLAY AREA 324 142 171 193 301 PLAY AREA 181 180 F 179 178 177 176 191 323 156 302 03 157 170 190 PLAY AREA 322 F 194 02 169 01 E 303 PLAY AREA 158 189 321 D 168 61 304 195 320 F 09 167 196 319 159 175 182 188 326 10 B 305 A 160 318 327 174 183 306 328 166 187 197 329 173 184 186 317 11 SH 161 198 12 307 316 C Phase172 185 1 C 25 315 13 164 163 165 B 162 308 Glanmire Village B1 309 314 SH A 330 26 331 310 A 27 311 332 C C 312 E S B 313 333 S B 14 F 60 R 28 O F A PLAY AREA 334 M M 335 A A I 336 N 15 341 337 48 50 E 29 49 51 N 16 52 SHARED RESIDENTIAL 53 T 54 R B 55 A 340 56 B 57 N 5 A-SIDE C 30 LOOPED AMENITY TRAIL E KICK ABOUT 342 339 > 17 343 5 A-SIDE A A KICK ABOUT 338 31 344 402 18 401 B 400 B 399 F1 32 345 398 397 59 19 346 396 A A 395 H1 H1 H H 33 394 H1 H H 393 H1 H1 J 347 20 362 B 392 363 B 348 391 58 34 EXISTING 390 F2 BALLINGLANNA HOUSE 21 364 389 A 349 A 365 35 350 361 366 22 Ballinglanna B 360 B1 367 351 359 368 388 23 358 A 352 387 353 369 386 24 B 354 385 355 370 PLAY AREA House 356 371 357 384 372 383 382 RETAIL 373 381 374 SERVICES 375 376 377 41 PARKING SPACES 378 BUS STOP 370 380 5 A-SIDE BUS STOP KICK ABOUT 403 CRECHE Entrance to 404 & RETAIL SQUARE JUNIOR PLAY 26 PARKING 405 SPACES 406 407 BALLCOURT 408 Ballinglanna BALLCOURT SCHOOL 432 409 GARDEN 431 430 J 16 CLASSROOM SCHOOL APARTMENT 429 BLOCK A H1 410 428 H1 K K 47 427 H1 H 46 H 45 426 H1 H1 44 F2 42 43 37 40 425 41 411 39 38 APARTMENT 424 423 PLAY AREA BLOCK C 422 412 36 F1 5 A-SIDE 414 KICK ABOUT Glounthaune 414 APARTMENT BLOCK B 415 416 417 73 Cork City PLAY AREA 35 Marketing 418 88 B1 F2 F HOUSE TYPES Jack Lynch Tunnel 419 420 421 72 Suite APARTMENT 87 BLOCK E F1 Caherlag C 71 34 F F1 22 23 24 25 26 30 27 28 86 29 C 70 31 A 85 F2 33 F1 H1 H1 K H1 H1 K K 4 BED 32 F2 H1 K J C F 69 DETACHED 84 C 194 SQ.M.
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