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€135,000
Barrack Street, Goresbridge, Co. Kilkenny
Donohoe Town and Country bring to market this "opportunity to purchase a three bed townhouse in the heart of Goresbridge village in a mature and well established residential area.
"This home is situated fronting onto the Barrack Street adjacent to all services and amenities to include the primary school. It requires some modernisation but has great potential to develop. Accommodation comprises of: Front Porch, Sitting room, Kitchen, 3 bedrooms Bathroom, garden shed, work shed & private enclosed rear garden with a vehicular side access."
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