Sleepy Hollow comes with lots of extras

IT was called after a local rock band of the 1970s, but the Cork house Sleepy Hollow now is more likely to conjure up images of suburban reveries than raucous rock gigs.

Built about six years by a fan of the former rock band Sleepy Hollow, this Cork house is at Temple Hill Lawn, near the Blackrock road in Ballintemple, with the Marina, Atlantic Pond, Pairc Ui Chaoimh and Blackrock village in one direction, and bustling Douglas in the other.

The four-bed detached house has 2,500 sq ft and was built by Bride View Homes in a cul-de-sac off Temple Hill, with the owners opting for lots of expensive extras which are going with the sale.