11 Clonmult Terrace, Midleton, County Cork

A well‑preserved red‑brick townhouse set within the mature residential enclave of Clonmult Terrace. The property offers two bedrooms, a single shower room, and a period‑style open fire in the front sitting room. It benefits from an enclosed rear yard with gated access, double‑glazed windows and oil‑fired central heating. The building is rated BER E2 and was sold for €193,000 in September 2021.

Location & Area

Clonmult Terrace sits just a short walk from the heart of Midleton, a vibrant market town in East Cork. Midleton’s Main Street is lined with a mix of independent shops, cafés, pubs and essential services such as the SuperValu and the Midleton Shopping Centre. The town is renowned for its historic Jameson Distillery, which draws tourists and adds a cultural buzz to the area.

Transport:

Midleton Train Station is within a 5‑minute walk, offering regular services to Cork City (≈20 min) and Dublin (≈2 h 30 min).
Bus routes (e.g., 215, 226) connect the town to surrounding villages and Cork city centre.
The N25 dual‑carriageway lies a few kilometres north, providing quick access to the Ring Road (R600) and the Port of Cork.

Education:

St. John the Baptist National School sits opposite the property, ideal for families with young children.
Secondary options include Midleton College (a fee‑paying school) and St. Colman's College, both within walking distance.

Amenities & Leisure:

Midleton Town Park and the River Fota walking routes are popular for recreation.
Sports facilities such as Midleton GAA Club and Midleton Golf Club are nearby.
A range of medical practices, pharmacies and the Midleton Community Hospital serve local health needs.

The neighbourhood itself is characterised by well‑maintained period houses, tree‑lined streets and a strong sense of community. Property values in Midleton have shown steady growth, with the median home price in the wider area around €235,000 (2022 data), making 11 Clonmult Terrace a competitively priced entry point.

Property

Type: Townhouse (circa 1900)
Size: Approximately 750 ft² (≈70 m²)
Bedrooms: 2 (front and rear, both with built‑in wardrobes)
Bathrooms: 1 shower room (WC, basin, electric shower)
Living Space: Front sitting room with open fire, separate dining room, and a fitted kitchen equipped with electric hob, oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Outdoor: Enclosed rear yard with gated access, shed and outside tap – suitable for gardening or outdoor seating.
Energy: BER E2 (Energy Performance Indicator 363.56 kWh/m²/yr).

The sale included curtains, carpets, blinds, light fittings and all kitchen appliances, as well as the furniture that was on view (couch, dining table, chairs and two beds).

This property offers a blend of period charm and modern convenience, set in a central, walk‑able location within Midleton. Its proximity to schools, transport links and local amenities makes it an attractive option for first‑time buyers, downsizers or investors seeking a solid foothold in a thriving Cork town.