All about timing for €425k upgraded city semi-d called Ashville
Good side and back garden scope at Ashville, on Cork's Boreenmanna Road being sold by Trevor O'Sullivan of Coldwell Banker
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Cork City |
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€425,000 |
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Size |
95 sq m (1,015 sq ft) |
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Bedrooms |
3 |
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Bathrooms |
2 |
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BER |
B3 |

It’s already been upgraded, freshly so, and getting an impressive B3 BER, so home hunters won’t have to fret about runaway construction and build materials costs for a while.

Plus, Ashville’s sale timing clock is ticking away, as Mr O’Sullivan is one of the growing band of estate agents using a transparent, online service that records registered viewing interest and, more importantly, bids, so all involved can see immediately how the sale is progressing.

Where it fetches up by the sale cut-off point of December 17 remains to be seen — but its selling agent is confident from the sheer volume of viewings and assertive bidding that it will go very well.

Ashville has a galley-style kitchen off the main living room, via a slender arch, and has new fitted units, while floors also have been redone, and internal decoration is crisp and restrained, in white and black contrasts.

The aspect is south/west to the front, and externally, there’s scope for scooping out or creating off-street parking in front for a few cars (but the city’s a short walk, so many would-be buyers will one-car families, or car-free) and the mature gardens include large palms and a yew to the front.

Behind, the garden has been cleared back a bit, with a raised section (up four or five wooden steps) currently home to a trampoline and bounded by mature trees, with homes at the adjacent Rockboro Avenue glimpsed beyond.

The site shape will allow, in time, for a side and/or rear extension. The Price Register shows Ashville was sold last back in 2018, when it fetched €200,000-even, as a very different proposition to its late 2021 B3 ‘togging out’ in the market.



