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ACCORDING TO THE latest data from the Daft.ie quarterly housing report, the average price of a home in Ireland is €247,000.
With that in mind, this week we’re bringing you a hand-picked selection of four homes in and around this price point – from a luxe Dublin apartment to a detached Wexford four-bed.
Number 44 Clonlea is a mid-terrace home that would suit a small family. It comes to the market in great condition, with an excellent location to boot. It has a large living space that runs the entire width of the house, as well as a spacious, fitted kitchen.
The two-bedroom property is close to Douglas village, and there are several bus stops in the vicinity. Travel time to Cork city is less than 15 minutes.
On sale by auction next month, 24 Rockfield Park is a semi-detached home on a large site, with three bedrooms – making it a perfect family home. There is timber flooring throughout the open-plan ground floor, as well as in the upstairs bedrooms.
The home features off-street parking, and is located in the sought-after Rahoon area – a five-minute drive from Galway city. Viewings take place every Wednesday and Saturday until April 18.
Apartment living in Dublin city for €250k is a steal, and this Kilmainham one-bed is no exception. Set in the luxurious Kilmainham Square development, this property features engineered walnut flooring, a fully integrated kitchen, and built-in wardrobes in the bedroom.
The development has many amenities and is right next to Kilmainham Gaol – underground parking is included with the purchase. The LUAS is nearby, and the concourse also has Dublin Bikes for any cycling fans.
Part of Ard Uisce, a new development overlooking Wexford town, this four-bedroom, fully detached property offers comfort, style and affordability. Located a ten-minute drive away from the town centre, the property also has an A3 BER for optimum energy saving.
The open-plan design of the property gives it a spacious feel, particularly in the kitchen, where sliding double doors open to the large garden. Upstairs, the master bedroom has access to an en-suite bathroom and large windows.
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