This family home in Waterfall is packed with individuality

This big family home called Siena is listed at €580,000 with Norma Healy of Sherry FitzGerald.
This family home in Waterfall is packed with individuality

Ballinphellic, Waterfall, Co Cork

Price: €580,000

Size: 329sq m (3,544sq ft)

BER: B2

There’s a bit of architectural elan and individuality (and a whole lot of limestone walling) to the approach and front facade of this big family home called Siena, in a country setting 20 minutes west of Cork city, on a 0.6 acre site.

Good and large, Siena’s weighs in at 3,500sq ft, over two levels of bulked, two-storey home, timber framed in its construction and laid out to grab the sun at different points of the day; and, it has a fifth bedroom option too at ground floor level.

This home has underfloor heating, solar panels, clean lines, and a good mix of daytime rooms and bedrooms, with countryside views and spacious grounds for a lively family.

At ground alone, it has three reception rooms (living, dining and family room,) a triple aspect sun room, a playroom, a study/bed five with en suite, large kitchen with granite-topped oak units, utility, guest WC and a tiled hall, with American oak stairs.

Overhead, two of its four bedrooms are also en suite and most are double aspect rooms, while there’s a further, family bathroom, so having the solar as a water heating back-up is a boon.

Ms Healy says the level of finishes is high (oak and marble floors at ground etc) and it has been well-kept, and is is an easy shoe-in for a new family of owners, within a reasonable commute of the city and western suburbs, a few miles along country roads from Waterfall towards Crossbarry.

VERDICT: Capacious

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