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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 €250,000
Navan, Co Meath – €210,000
This property in Meath is the ideal size for a growing family. It has three bedrooms, the master of which comes as an en-suite, with room to the front and side for parking. Its kitchen come fitted out with all the usual utilities, with a tiled splash back and French doors leading out to a patio.
Its location means that Dublin is only a short drive up the M3 motorway.
Under €500,000
Dublin 7, Dublin – €325,000
This property on Dublin’s northside sits in idyllic surroundings. From the back garden the owners are able to look out over the small lake contained within the Dublin City Council park.
Inside the house itself has been kept in showhouse condition and would-be buyers are able to move in straight away. Features that make this home attractive are its hand-painted kitchen, well-maintained front and back gardens and off-street parking.
Under €750,000
Killucan, Co Westmeath – €595,000
This neo-Georgian property was built in 2006 but comes with the character of a much older home. Its inside is filled with a number of period features, including detailed cornicing and marble fireplaces.
It has five bedrooms in total and a number of downstairs reception areas. Its grounds extend to 0.8 acres and include a mature shrub border.
Under €1 million
Dún Laoghaire, Dublin – €850,000
This property coming onto the market gives potential buyers the opportunity to get their hands on one of the most desirable addresses in Dún Laoghaire. Sitting in an elevated position, the home offers panoramic views of Dublin Bay.
Inside its rooms are spread out over two floors, although currently split into two separate dwellings. Its advertisement states that there are a number of options to convert the home into a single private residence.
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