Rosenburg, Low Road, Cobh, Co. Cork

Rosenburg is an exceptional Period property with an abundance of charm and character dating from 1870 and is a prime example of Victorian craftsmanship. It is located in prime position on the Low Road, Cobh with spectacular harbour views, large gardens and maximum privacy. The rooms are bright and spacious: the ground floor having 2 traditional reception rooms (one bay window) original fireplaces, cornicing and many other Victorian features. There are six bedrooms of which the master has an ensuite bathroom. Fully fitted kitchen with separate dining area and oil fired Aga cooker. Windows are mix original and replacement. Heating is oil fired and zoned. Rosenburg like other properties on the Low Road was built in 1870 and was leased to the British Admiralty as naval officer homes during British occupation of Ireland. Architectural features of these properties were more ornate and decorative than that of the preceding Georgian era. Plate glass was introduced around this time hence the shift from many panelled Georgian windows to larger panes as detailed in the photo above. Bay windows also became a feature: a distinct contrast to the flat edged facades of Georgian buildings. Steeped in history this superb residence will make a great family home in a much sought after area of a beautiful award winning town. VIEWING HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BER Exempt EIRCODE P24TK72 ACCOMMODATION Porch entry with tiled floor 5'2" x 4'9" Entrance hall 14'0" x 5'9" with timber flooring. Guest wc whb/utility room with tiled floor and half walls. Kitchen/dining 15'1" x 13'0" with original tiled floor and Aga cooker (2 ovens and warming oven and 2 hot plates) Opening to fitted kitchen 13'0" 6'1" complete with floor and wall mounted units incorporating electric hob, extractor, microwave, dishwasher and fridge-freezer. Slate tiled floor and 2 velux lights. Door to rear of main hall with closet (storage) and door to rear courtyard. Reception room 1 17'9" x 13'11" with bay window and beautiful views over the lower harbour. Original black slate fireplace with open fire. Cornicing and picture rail. 10'8" high ceiling. Door to patio and front garden. Reception room 2 (formal dining) 19'8" x 14'8" original windows with shutters, coving and center rose. Original flooring. Door to butler's pantry at rear. 6'5' x 6'0" First floor:- Stained glass window on first return and boiler room. First floor Landing 23'0" x 6'6" Bedroom no. 1 (front) 14'2" x x 14'0" with bay window, window seat and slate fireplace with open fire Ensuite bathroom 7'8" x 6'8" with whb, wc and roll top bath. Bedroom no. 2 15'5" x 14'8" with original flooring, and fitted robes. 2 windows and mezzanine Bedroom no. 3 (rear) 18'4" x 11'10" with original windows and shutters. Original cast iron fireplace and timber surround. Bathroom 11'2" x 10'4" with timber and tile floor. Belfast sink (foot bath) roll top bath. Shower cubicle, whb , wc and radiator (old style) Half tiled walls. Second floor : Landing 6'5" wide. Bedroom no. 4 (front) 19'11" x 14'8" incorporating ensuite bathroom 9'0" x 8'11" with jacuzzi bath, separate shower, whb, wc . (Access to attic) Door at rear to storage room or dressing room Bedroom No. 5 front 15'5" x 13''11" with original flooring, recessed lighting and stira to attic storage. Bedroom no. 6 12'2" x 11'10" (rear) with window west overlooking the side garden. En suite 11'10" x 6'2" Outside:- Enclosed yard , patio and car port. Gardens laid to lawns and vegetable sections. Pedestrian access to High Road from rear garden. Ample car parking.