Down to the bare stones but appealing in a Turner’s Cross way

A house that has exposed stonework and has been fully modernised has first-class appeal, writes Tommy Barker

Down to the bare stones but appealing in a Turner’s Cross way

SHOWING some of its building past is 39, Doyle Road in Cork city’s Turner’s Cross. It’s down to bare stone and brick inside and out in parts.

Dating to the 1920s according to agent Johnny O’Flynn of Sherry FitzGerald, the three-bed detached house is at the junction of Doyle Road and Congress Road, and carries a €270,000 AMV, reflecting the fact it has been fairly fully modernised.

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