is a charming reminder of times gone by. A testament to the architectural beauty of the past, it’s been meticulously restored and lovingly cared for by current owners. Local craftsmen, skilled in traditional methods, were brought in to ensure every detail was authentic and the walls were carefully repaired using lime plaster.
The furnishings, though updated for comfort, respect the traditional style, and beautifully fit the rustic aesthetic of this wonderful Cork cottage. A gravel path leads up to the front door, fashioned on the old-style half door with a diamond-shaped glass panel on the top half. This opens directly into the living room which features a solid timber polished floor and a vaulted ceiling with painted timber panelling and stained and exposed timber beams. A large open fire with raised hearth warms the room on cold days while a rustic timber mantle extends across the length of the chimney breast, providing shelving.
Further inside is the open-plan kitchen/dining area. Bright and airy, highlights include a solid timber worktop, a Belfast sink and a fireplace with red brick surround with Stanley Range. French doors open onto the rear garden/patio area. The utility is located adjacent to this room and is plumbed for a washing machine.