Central Perk living at €745k Instagrammable Inis on Victoria Road
In the thick of it at Inis on Victoria Road
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Victoria Road, Cork city |
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€745,000 |
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Size |
133 sq m (1432 sq ft) |
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Bedrooms |
4 |
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Bathrooms |
3 |
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BER |
B3 |



Its detached status is another advantage, as most of the rest of the park to the rear is comprised of semi-ds.


For sure, the staircase is a piece of craftsmanship and even though the house has been thoroughly modernised, what was good about the original in the first place has been retained.


A roof lantern draws sunlight down from above; the rear wall is heavily glazed, featuring a full-height sliding door to the rear patio and garden; two tall picture windows rise from the ground on the side elevation, catching the evening sun.





The front sitting room, with bay window, can be incorporated too thanks to sliding pocket doors that neatly divide the spaces.

It’s ideal for those who enjoy closing things off for cosy winter evenings by an open fire.

Inis is a warm house at any rate — with a B3 BER, suitable for a green mortgage — helped by solar gain through the different windows and by good insulation.

They chose to update the colour scheme, hiring mother and daughter duo LM Decors, who transformed the kitchen units from a deep inky shade to a vibrant blue-green. Otherwise, the former show unit, adapted by high-end supplier, David Kiely in Carrigaline, remains the same,retaining its Silestone quartz countertops, recessed sink and classic white metro-tile splashback.


The rear has its own patio, along with attractive raised planters and flower beds.

The front lawn faces south and is screened from the main road by hedging and a high wall, raised a few blocks by previous owners.


A combination of mature hedging and fencing enclosures the entire wedge-shaped site and the result is that it feels remarkably private, despite its location on a busy route, well served by public transport.


Since they moved into Inis, additional playgrounds have sprung up on the nearby Marina walkway, fast becoming one of Cork City’s most prized green corridors. The area is also rich in schools, walkable to the city centre in under 10 minutes, and at the heart of the emerging docklands district. Salt, a popular eatery for brunch, is about 200m away.





