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A "pretty" and "upgraded" two-bedroom cottage has come on the Waterford housing market for €155,000.
housing market for €155,000.
15 Trinity Square is based on the outskirts of Waterford City and overlooks the mature wooded area that is Ballybricken Green.
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It's recently been renovated and upgraded yet still retains many of its original features.
New uPVC sash double glazed windows and gas fired central heating have been installed, bringing the BER rating to D1.
The dual-aspect sitting room has laminate wood flooring, a vaulted ceiling, and a stove in its original cast iron surround.
Off the sitting room is the kitchen, which is tiled and has a door leading into the back garden.
Both bedrooms have laminate wood flooring and there is a tiled shower room as well.
Highspeed fibre broadband is available throughout the property.
A number of schools and amenities are within walking distance with Waterford City Centre less than a 10 minute walk away.
The property is in turnkey condition and is available to view through Palmer Auctioneers.
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