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What can I get in Ireland right now for... less than €275,000?
From a family home on the Louth coast to a three-storey new build in Sligo.
IF YOU’RE LOOKING for a new home but struggling to find something in your budget, we’re here to help.
Each week, we profile a select number of homes within a certain price range, to give you an idea of what your money will get you.
This week, we’re taking a look at properties that will leave you with spare change from €275,000.
Blackrock, Co Louth — €259,500
Located just five minutes from the beach, this three-bedroom home is centrally located, as well as having a handy proximity to Dublin. The airport is 45 minutes away, and the city centre is an hour’s drive.
The property boasts off-street parking, a large, enclosed rear garden, and as a former showhome it comes fully fitted too.
Ballisodare, Co Sligo — €130,000
Part of a new development that comprises of two, three and four bedroom homes – as well as apartments – this bright red beauty comprises of three bedrooms and three storeys.
With riverside views, gas fired central heating, plenty of space and a handy location ten minutes from Sligo town, these homes are some of the best value on the market.
Rathdrum, Co Wicklow
Built as part of Woodpark, a 36-property new development, this stylish four bedroom home has plenty of space for a growing family. Located a 20-minute drive from Wicklow town and just over an hour from the city centre, it’s a good bet for commuters too.
The homes themselves have an A3 energy rating, with environmentally friendly air-to-water heating systems. There are views of the scenic Avonmore valley, and the Avoca river and Glendalough are nearby.
Dundalk, Co Louth — €207,500
Solar panels, smartphone heating control and fitted wardrobes all come as standard in this three-bedroom property, located in the Mount Hamilton development. With an A3 energy rating, your heating bills will be low, too.
Situated on the Carrick Road, just outside Dundalk, the location will suit Dublin commuters, as it’s just a few minutes’ walk from the local train station.
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