Kinsale, Cork, Ireland

James Murphy Kinsale Property is delighted to present this beautiful south-facing 1-bedroom apartment, located in a unique elevated position with breathtaking views overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the harbour and Kinsale town. The harbour fortifications of Charles Fort and James Fort are clearly visible from the apartment.

Ardbrack Heights is an exceptionally tranquil and well-landscaped development. The property presents an opportunity to purchase a well presented 1-bedroom apartment in a highly sought after and convenient location. It is ideally located within a short walking distance of Kinsale town centre. The apartment has 3 very large windows overlooking Kinsale Harbour. This maximises the view and brings lots of natural sunlight into property.

The combination of outstanding design, which creates a bright, spacious and light-filled interior, together with the superb location, offering unforgettable views, results in this unique apartment. Kinsale is one of Ireland's most picturesque, popular and fashionable towns. It is situated 17 miles south from Cork City, making this an ideal location for those wishing to commute to the city.

Electric Central Heating
Electric Entrance Gate
Ample surface car parking spaces
CCTV
Extensive Landscaping

Dwelling Type: Top-floor apartment
No. of Storeys: 1 (plus attic space). Potential to convert subject to planning permission.
Year of Construction: 1984
Floor Area: 60. m2 (645 Sq. ft.) Attic circa 30 m2 (322 Sq. ft.)
Wall Type: Masonry
Glazing Type: Double Glazing
Main Heating: Electricity
BER Rating: D2



Location

The town of Kinsale has a rich history of thousands of years. Many fine examples of historic buildings are carefully maintained to the present day. Many international visitors are attracted by the architectural heritage of the town. The narrow streets and interesting street-scapes create a unique atmosphere.Kinsale nowadays is a vibrant place, internationally known as a sailing, golf, gourmet and fishing centre. Kinsale is one of Ireland's most picturesque, popular and fashionable towns. The distance to the City of Cork, Cork International Airport, the Ferryboat Terminal to the U.K. and the continent is approx. 17 miles. A regular bus service connects Kinsale to Cork Airport/Cork City.

Kinsale is renowned for its world famous restaurants, the Regatta, the two yacht Marinas, the three world class golf courses, including the Old Head of Kinsale, the outstanding scenery and the ample possibilities for playing golf, sailing, yachting, game-and deep sea angling, bathing, surfing, walking, cycling and horse-riding. The Wild Atlantic Way, (1,700 miles coastal route) which is a sensational journey of soaring cliffs and buzzing towns & cities, of hidden beaches and epic bays starts or finishes in Kinsale.

There are numerous cultural events held throughout the year, such as the world famous Kinsale Arts Festival, the Kinsale Sailing Regatta, the Cork Jazz Festival, Cork Film Festival, and Kinsale Gourmet Festival along with a thriving music and opera programme. Cork has several fine theatres, and Cork Opera House hosts many exceptional productions throughout the year. Kinsale is also home to some of Ireland's finest restaurants, contributing to its title as Gourmet Capital of Ireland, along with many top class hotels and lots of welcoming pubs.

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