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What can I buy around Ireland for... €350,000?
From an architect’s townhouse in Dublin city to an eclectic Kildare cottage.
WHETHER YOU’RE HEAVILY invested in finding the right home or just considering what’s out there, it’s worthwhile knowing what’s on offer at different price points.
Each week, we take a look inside four potential homes around Ireland to find out what you could buy at a variety of budgets.
This week, we’re handpicking some of the most exciting properties on the market for €350,000…
The Coombe, Dublin 8
This architect’s two bedroom-townhouse combines city centre convenience with lots of outdoor space, facing a lawn with mature trees along and a sunny courtyard to the back of the property, while being only a short stroll from Stephen’s Green.
The bright kitchen and dining area features quartz work surfaces, while the living area has a bespoke gas fire, a floor-to-ceiling window looking out onto the courtyard and oak flooring.
Mullingar, Co Westmeath
This impressive architect-designed four-bedroom house has cut stone frontage, high ceilings, large windows and a feature stairs and is built on an 1.3 acre elevated site.
The kitchen includes a large granite island, spot lights, granite worktops and a granite splash back. There is geo-thermal underfloor heating and plenty of natural light thanks to the skylights throughout the house.
Rosscarbery, Co Cork
This two-storey, three-bedroom house extends over 2,000 square feet and is built on an acre with a south-facing garden and sea views from Galley Head Lighthouse out to the west near Castletownshend.
The home includes tile and timber flooring, PVC double-glazed windows, a solid fuel stove and zoned oil-fired central heating and is located close to Rosscarbery, Glandore and Leap.
Carbury, Co Kildare
This charming three-bedroom cottage stands on a mature 1.2 acre site. It was extended ten years ago but still retains a wealth of traditional charm, with a secluded garden and decked barbecue area accessed through double patio doors.
Most of the downstairs features extra height ceilings and dual-aspect windows, giving a wonderful sense of space and light, while the floors throughout are reclaimed, lime-washed wide board pitch pine, giving an unexpected contemporary feel.
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