A chance to trade up out west

ROSSBROOK is well-located in the western suburbs of Cork city.

This small estate of four-bed houses is next to CIT and the Leisureworld complex is at the end of the road.

One of its strong selling points is that it’s within the catchment area of local primary and secondary schools and as the western suburbs have seen little new homes supply in a decade, it is one of the few trading up options for those who want to maintain local roots.

Number 19, Rossbrook is up for sale through Sherry FitzGerald and they are looking for offers in the region of 340,000 for this detached, four-bedroomed house.

Now that this estate is fully matured, buyers have the option of easily managed gardens combined with a modern, well-insulated structure in a good residential location, says estate agent Paul Reid.

The layout includes a spacious and bright hallway with guest toilet, a generous kitchen/dining room with tiled floor and pine fitted kitchen, and a fully-plumbed utility room.

Facing to the front is the lounge which comes with marble fireplace and opposite is the family room, which also has a fireplace and patio doors to the rear.

Upstairs is an ensuite master bedroom that also comes with built-in wardrobes and two further double rooms and a single bedroom. The main bathroom has a three-piece suite with shower.

Features include a large, private rear garden which is fully walled and a front garden with parking.

Gas fired central heating is installed and the estate has a good bus service to the city.