GUYSCLIFF is a mark 11 property: the perfectly placed waterside house on South Cork’s Currabinny Road was built on the site of a smaller bungalow.

YOU can’t get more convenient to the Cork suburb of Douglas village than Douglas Lawn.

ONE of the those inner Douglas desirables, in this case a post-war semi in solid but quite original state, will create a bit of excitement among those not afraid to roll up their sleeves - or pay others to do it all for them.

THEY don't build houses like they used to. The thought comes constantly to mind wondering around a place as fine as Memling.

ALWAYS in demand and always a good seller, the Firgrove/Central Avenue houses are generally regarded as fine, solid houses.

AN infill development of a small crescent of houses in Bishopstown has the kind of location that you only pass if you live there.

LET’s face it - even if this house were a broken-down hovel, well-heeled buyers would be falling over themselves to bid. And why? Because of the Woolhara Park address, one of those quietly, chi-chi estates on Cork’s Douglas Road.

YOU won’t get a better position in Bishopstown than Wilton Avenue.

IN A solid selling neighbourhood, the Maryborough estate is one of those mature and quiet enclaves that three-bed semi dwellers aspire to owning.

THE chateau-style Watergold development opposite the Court Shopping Centre in Douglas, Cork, evokes a mixed public reaction.

A lawyer in New York claims to know of at least 50 Irish men who may have been working at the World Trade Centre.