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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 €250,000
Douglas, Co Cork – €205,000
This property in Cork was built to a high specification only seven years ago and is located in its own quiet cul-de-sac. It is unusual for an apartment in this price range in that it has its own separate kitchen and living area.
The property’s description says that it would be suitable for a “downsizer who wants convenient hassle-free living”. The property’s kitchen features integrated units and both of its bathrooms come fully tiled.
Under €500,000
Dublin, Dublin 1 – €435,000
This plush flat will appeal to those looking to strike a work-life balance. The property’s three-bedrooms mean it would have enough space for a growing family while its location in Dublin’s docklands makes it ideal for working professionals.
Additional features include secure underground parking, a high-specification kitchen and an energy-efficient heating system.
Under €750,000
Taylor’s Hill, Co Galway – €600,000
This large family home has almost 2,500 sq. ft. of floor space spread out over three floors, the upper two of which contain the house’s five bedrooms. Its downstairs area is made up of its reception rooms, its kitchen and its large hallway.
Location-wise this home has good transportation links into Galway city centre, with NUI Galway, GMIT and University Hospital Galway all a short drive away.
Under €1 million
Drumcondra, Dublin – €895,000
This property is on a main thoroughfare leading into the heart of Dublin. It is located only a moment away from Drumcondra village just a short walk from the city centre. The house has been recently restored under the eye of a conservationist architect, to ensure that none of its period features were damaged.
A big selling point is the house’s back garden which can be looked out upon from the property’s glass conservatory.
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