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take four
Take 4: Homes for every budget
Here is our pick of properties from €250k up to €1 million.
GETTING INTO THE property market can be a daunting experience. Here, we make it easier and bring you four of the best properties on the market around the country this week.
Under €1 million
Blackrock, Co Dublin – €750,000
This detached four-bedroom house, designed by the Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland gold medal winner Mary Doyle, was built in 2000 and is set well back from the road. There are hardwood floors on the ground floor, lots of floor-to-ceiling glazing throughout and a large back garden.
The house is close to Stillorgan, the Luas and the M50, as well as Blackrock village and the Dart.
Under €750,000
Douglas, Co Cork – €650,000
This detached five-bedroom house in Douglas, Co Cork is not far from Douglas village, but located in a quiet development.
In the living room there is a marble fireplace, solid oak floor and double doors to the dining room. The kitchen/breakfast room has a built-in Shaker oak kitchen with plenty of floor and wall units, and integrated appliances. Two of the bedrooms are en-suite and the back garden is south-facing.
Under €500,000
Salthill, Co Galway – €400,000
This detached three-bedroom house in Salthill, Co Galway is set in a small development of only seven houses close to Salthill promenade, the Galway golf club and Galway lawn tennis club as well as Salthill village.
The house has a sun room, sea views from the master bedroom and a landscaped rear garden with a sandstone patio, manicured lawn and flower beds.
Under €250,000
Ratoath, Co Meath – €230,000
This terraced three-bedroom house in Ratoath, Co Meath, is within walking distance of Ratoath village and is close to schools, shopping centres and and community centre facilities.
The house has laminate floors throughout, a built-in kitchen with double door access to the back garden and integrated appliances, and timber floors upstairs.
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