Across the tracks and in need of some work
And while this house is in good condition and has been in the same family hands for over 30 years, it will need some work, mostly decorative. Re-wired and re-roofed, the house is a three-storey south facing property that was built in 1862 and has the hallmarks of the period.
High ceilings, an original doorcase and a south-facing location looking over Cork’s version of Battersea Power Station, are all part of the pluses. One of the minuses is that the area is still only a blip on the location radar, but, as Mr Gerety puts it: “Once the poodles are being walked, you know an area is on the way up.”