It’s a little gem.

If you’ve always dreamed of owning your first home in Sunday’s Well, this could be a way to make your dream come true without winning the Euromillions.

Nestled in among the palatial properties and towering mansions of one of Cork’s swankiest neighbourhoods is a little terraced cottage that just hit the market at €125,000.

Built on the slope of Winter’s Hill, the property is small, but it boasts hard wood floors, exposed beams and a small balcony off the kitchen with some lovely views down onto the bridge and over the city.

The one-bedroom, one-bathroom house was built in 1890, so you get a bit of history thrown into the mix, along with a prime location.

Here’s another bit of local lore for you; the name Sunday’s Well is derived from a spring, which, at one time, was supposed to possess miraculous power.

The kitchen could do with an update (a little DIY would work real miracles) but apart from that, it’s a tidy little home in an amazing spot.

On street parking available by obtaining a permit from Cork City Council and the location is a five-minute stroll into town and a stone’s throw from the Franciscan Well.

Fancy a look inside? Talk to agent Glenn O’Connor from DNG Creedon to arrange a viewing.