Smartly presented, this Waterford three-bed terraced house offers growing room for young families.
Conveniently located, number 27 Waterside is a charming home, full of character, that overlooks the water and opens onto the street.
Situated on a small tributary of the River Suir, it is one of a row of modest townhouses.
Address: 27 Waterside, Waterford, Waterford City Centre, Co. Waterford, X91PXP1
Price: €240,000
Agent: Brophy Cusack
The south-facing mid-terrace property is located in a busy part of the city, that is underoing hinge transformation.
The North Quays is the site of a huge urban regeneration plan that is transforming an 8.3-hectare brownfield site along the River Suir in Ferrybank into a mixed-use urban quarter.
A pedestrian bridge linking the city to the new quarter is to open shortly and will improve connectivity for this property.
Built in 1930, the three-bedroom, one-bathroom, terraced house has been modernised and colourfully presented for sale.
It opens into a hall painted a periwinkle blue, a deep summery shade that feels welcoming.
Extending to 67 square metres with a D2 BER rating, it has a separate living room and kitchen at entrance level.
Situated at the front, the living room is brightened by its yellow walls, which contrast with a chalky pink velour sofa and a pistachio green bench.
Shutters have been added to the window, doing away with the need for cluttering curtains or blinds.
The kitchen is at the back and features forest green painted cabinets with open shelving at eye level. There’s a white tiled splashback and a decorative tiled floor.
The property’s only bathroom, a shower room, is at this level.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two doubles and a single.
Colour is used to great effect in the primary bedroom, which is painted a soft mossy green.
The second double is picked out in soft lilac while the single bedroom is perfect as a child’s nursery or as a home office.
There is a small yard to the rear. While private, it does not have pedestrian rear access.
The house is surrounded by bars, cafés and shops, making the location extremely convenient.
Jarrz and The Woodman Bar are both two-minute walks away, with Brew Belt Coffee and the New York Coffee Department just three minutes over the tributary.
A Tesco, Odeon cinema, GP, and St Declan’s National School are all also a stone’s throw from its doorstep.
The People’s Park is just an eight-minute walk down the road. It is the largest public park in Waterford and is known for its historic cycling track.
The River Suir also runs right through the city, offering a nice walking route and boating activities.
