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NO STAIRS TO navigate, an organised layout inside, and usually a big garden too: it’s no wonder bungalows are such an attractive option for young growing families.
If you’re house-hunting right now, here are a few one-level homes that caught our eye…
Built in the 1920s, 16 Seafield Road West is a five bedroom home on Dublin’s northside. A combination of old and new, many original features remain yet modern additions play a big role, too. Comprising of an entrance hall, a well-proportioned living room, a large open plan kitchen, dining and family room and a generous utility room, two en suites bathrooms and a family bathroom.
The proximity to Clontarf means there’s no end to the list of things to do nearby. The restaurants and shops of Vernon Avenue sit just down the road, while there’s a great choice of both primary and secondary schools that are sure to make morning routines a little easier. On the DART line and served by plenty of buses, Dublin city centre can be reached within 30 minutes too.
Dating back to the 1970s, this four-bed home in Jordanstown was recently renovated and extended. The bedrooms are all spacious doubles that reside on one side of the home and all are carpeted and have fitted wardrobes. There’s a bright sitting room with timber flooring and feature Le Droff solid fuel fireplace. This space connects to the bright kitchen with its ceiling, island unit, porcelain tiled floor, complete with Neff and Liebherr appliances.
Jordanstown is a peaceful area of Meath, just outside the town of Enfield. Less than 4 km away, there are schools, shops, a train station, and plenty of places to socialise. Dublin city centre is accessed from the M4 at Enfield, making this property ideal for someone looking for a superb family home within driving distance of the city.
This split level detached four-bed bungalow sits in a truly enviable location. On a secluded site in Killiney Heath, Amberley is part of a private enclave of family homes just off Killiney Avenue. A 1970s build, it was completly renovated in 2014. It’s now optimised for storage and energy efficiency ensuring clutter free clean lines and open plan spaces that keeps its modern and fresh.
From Amberley, Killiney Village is within walking distance, which means the beach and DART station are pretty much on the doorstep. The seaside towns of Dun Laoghaire and Dalkey, and their choice of schools, churches and shops, mean you’ll have no end of amenities.
It’s on the market for €1,495,000.
Derreen is a detached modern bungalow that sits on large mature garden and includes its own pony paddock. Inside, there are four bedrooms, a living room, an open plan kitchen and dining area and a utility room. The master bedroom enjoys an en suite bathroom. The uPVC double glazed windows ensure to keep the heat in. Outside, the garden would suit any keen gardener, while the spacious driveway makes hosting any guests easy. A large detached garage also makes up the property.
Derreen sits just two miles from Portarlington town in Co Laois. Dublin can be reached in about an hour. There are also town link buses that connect to Portarlington and Tullamore towns for the essentials, school runs and socialising.
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