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GETTING A FOOT on the property ladder can be an intimidating challenge. Here, we make it easier by picking out four of the best properties on the market around the country this week.
Stillorgan, Co Dublin – €845,000
This detached four-bedroom family home in Stillorgan Park is a fully-restored and modernised dormer cottage that was built in the 1920s, within walking distance of both Blackrock and Stillorgan.
Within the house, the family room centres around a period style fireplace with a cast iron and granite hearth and all four bedrooms have solid pine flooring, while the guest bathroom is cleverly concealed behind a mounted mirror.
Blackrock, Co Dublin – €620,000
This three bedroom semi-detached home is located in a quiet Blackrock cul-de-sac with a south-facing garden.
Its bright interiors offer double-glazed windows, a refurbished family bathroom and three spacious bedrooms, all within walking distance of crèches, cafés, shopping centres, schools and restaurants around Blackrock.
Summerhill, Co Meath – €450,000
Built as the original show house, this home in Summerhill is the only detached house within its development.
The six-bedroom dormer bungalow is located in the quiet village of Moynalvey and has a spacious, open plan living area, a jacuzzi bath in one of the bathrooms and a family room with a cast iron fireplace with gas fire and sliding patio door opens out to garden.
Under €250k
Tallaght, Dublin 24 – €250,000
This bright refurbished home in Tallaght is ideal for first-time buyers and includes new bathrooms, a fully-fitted kitchen and a lawned and decked garden that is 11 metres long.
The house includes three generous double bedrooms. It is located in Kiltipper closer to The Square Shopping Centre and the Luas.
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