Rose Property presents:

1 Bellevue Park, The Green, Passage West, County Cork.

This unique property comes to the market in fine condition. It was built in the mid 1790's and bought most recently by a young family who modernised the interior sympathetically and tastefully to satisfy modern living standards. The heating system is new with a boiler that is fired by wood pellets.

Recognised by 'Buildings of Ireland' as a property which is of special architectural interest, they appraise Bellevue Park as comprising "a fine terrace of seven houses, marked on the first edition Ordnance survey map as 'The Green'. The scale and form of the terrace is distinctly urban and it would have been an unusual addition to Passage West when it was built. This fine end of terrace house is not only larger in scale than its neighbours, but also differs in design with a recessed entrance and integral carriage arch carriageway."

The garage was originally a coach-house which is cobbled and there are cobble stones leading out to where the stables used to be in the back garden which has 14ft high walls. There is a ruined building in the back yard and a coal shed which is what the decking is built upon. Also situated in the back garden is an outside toilet and water supply. There is a back entrance to the back garden leading from a lane behind the terrace.

The front garden has Apple and plum trees and Raspberry and gooseberry bushes and there currently is a 30ft polytunnel at the bottom of the garden. There is also a metal door at the bottom of the garden which leads on to the street.


The property features an integral carriage arch along with a pitched slate roof having rendered chimneystack and eaves course with replacement uPVC rainwater goods. Other features include:
- Square-headed window openings having with render sills