No 1 Harrington’s Square, Cork city

ALL done up, inside and out, is the compact, two-bed city home, Number 1, Harrington’s Square, in Cork’s Dillon’s Cross — a neat little residential spot (with a grotto) that was a childhood home of writer Frank O’Connor.

No 1 Harrington’s Square, Cork city

The square, off the Ballyhooley Road and up above St Luke’s Cross, has car access and some parking from a road to the back, and Cork city centre is an easy, downhill stroll away.

Number one, now fully refurbished, has a €130,000 asking price with agent David O’Driscoll, of Thomas J O’Driscoll & Co, who says it has been re-roofed, has new windows, gas heating, a new kitchen and a re-done bathroom.

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