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Cove Cottage, Lodges Lane, Tramore, Co. Waterford, X91P2D3
This beautiful coastal cottage with sprawling gardens and panoramic seaside views is on the market for a premium price.
Built in the 1940s, Cove Cottage, a hidden gem in an exclusive cul de sac in Tramore, Co Waterford sits atop an elevated site with an expansive 0.4-acre rear garden, the property boasts panoramic views of Tramore Bay, Brownstown Head, the Sandhills, and Beach.
Cove Cottage exudes charm and offers potential for modernisation and expansion. The accommodation comprises an entrance porch, open plan kitchen, utility, open plan dining room, living room, hall, two bedrooms, and bathroom. The property is listed with an asking price of €495,000 on daft.ie.
The beautifully maintained garden, scattered with sheds and outhouses for gardening enthusiasts, includes a sunny patio/BBQ area. The house is well-preserved, with an open plan kitchen/dining/living room at its heart, filled with natural light and showcasing coastal views.
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