Home, gardens, and parking at Cork city pad

There’s more than first meets the eye at the early 1900s’-built 7 Frankfield View terrace, hidden away high up above Cork’s St Luke’s Cross finds Tommy Barker.

Home, gardens, and parking at Cork city pad

There’s more than first meets the eye at the early 1900s’-built 7 Frankfield View terrace, hidden away high up above Cork’s St Luke’s Cross finds Tommy Barker.

THERE’S a pleasant, neighbourly feel to the terraced run of homes in this suburban Cork’s Frankfield View – almost a misleading address, for a sunny, cul de sac spot well away from Frankfield: it’s high above St Luke’s Cross, facing Gardiner’s Hill, looking down a Victorian-era filled north city valley, into town itself.

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