Derelict Cottage, Cullenstown, Duncormick, Wexford

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Energy Rating	BER-Exempt
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Eircode	Y35 T932
Group Name	Brian Wallace Auctioneers
Sales License Number	001272

Description

Situated on c 0.35 acres of mature grounds and in need of total restoration. This project offers the buyer the potential to renovate and extend. The location is ideal, within walking distance to beautiful Cullenstown Beach and within 5 minutes' drive to the village of Carrig-on-Bannow, historic Bannow Bay and scenic Blackhall Beach. Just 8 minutes' drive to the commercial centre of Wellingtonbridge with all amenities, c 30 minutes to Wexford and New Ross Town and Rosslare Europort is only c 45 minutes away. This property would make a perfect family home or holiday home. The property may be eligible for the Vacant and Derelict Property Refurbishment Grant and the (SEAI) Better Energy Home Scheme Grant. GREAT LOCATION AND POTENTIAL! FOR DETAILS ON REFURBISHMENT GRANTS, PLEASE SEE: https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/43d9d-refurbishing-vacant-property-all-supports Extract from gov.ie: Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant is a scheme to support the sustainable reuse of vacant properties. Funded by the Croi Conaithe (Towns) Fund, the scheme is helping to bring vacant and underused buildings back into residential use and is ensuring that existing housing stock is being used to the fullest extent possible. It is also providing new choices for people to live in all cities, towns, villages and rural areas in Ireland, supporting their future growth and development. Two types of grant exist: Vacant properties : a grant of up to a maximum of Euro30,000 is available for the refurbishment of a vacant property for occupation by the homeowner. Refurbishment also includes the conversion of a property that has not been used for residential purposes before as a principal private residence. The property must be vacant for two years or more and be built before 1993 Derelict properties : a maximum of Euro50,000 is available for the refurbishment of a derelict property. For a property to be deemed derelict (i.e. structurally unsound and dangerous), the applicant must confirm this by submitting an independent report prepared by an appropriately qualified professional along with the application form. The property can also be deemed derelict if it is on the local authority's Derelict Sites Register. Evidence that the property was built before 1993 and that it is vacant for two years or more will also be required. The grant is inclusive of the VAT cost of the works. Local authorities administer the scheme. A Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Better Energy Home Scheme Grant may be available in combination with this grant. The SEAI Better Energy Home Scheme covers works of up to Euro26,750.

BER Details

BER: Exempt

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BER Details

BER: Exempt