Victorian end-of-terrace within walking distance of the city centre

AN autumn market arrival, well-viewed, but yet to get to what’s reckoned to be its value at its €560,000 asking price, is 1, Knocklaun, in Cork’s St Luke’s Cross.

The Victorian home has been owner-occupied for 30 years, during which time there have been steady improvements, and the terrace just above the main Ballyhooley Road is also primarily owner-occupied, says Grace McGlynn of Property Choice auctioneers.

Being end, or more correctly start, of terrace means No 21 has side access to its stepped rear garden, and this terrace at Knocklaun has secondary access to these back gardens from the foot of Gardiner’s Hill.