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What can I get around Ireland for... €200,000 or below?
From a renovated stone farmhouse in Roscommon to a detached house in Donegal.
WONDERING WHAT KIND of a home your current budget will get you? Each Friday, we profile a selection of properties at a particular price point, to give you an idea of what you can get for your hard-earned savings.
This week, we’re having a look at homes on the market for €200,000 or less. Here’s what you could buy around the country for that price point right now…
Bruckless, Co Donegal
This contemporary three-bedroom detached home sits on a spacious site extending over one acre offering uninterrupted panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, located within close proximity to Bruckless and Ardara.
Constructed in 2006, the house offers spacious accommodation split over two levels and has 1,960 square feet of living space including a storm porch, entrance hall, living room with white marble fireplace, kitchen, sun room and three bedrooms.
Gorey, Co Wexford
Perfect for a first time buyer or as an investment opportunity, this two-bedroom house features a large sitting/dining room, modern kitchen, large hallway, family bathroom and two generous double bedrooms with built-in storage.
Located close to Gorey town, the property is also well-maintained outside both to the front and to the rear and has beautiful flowers, shrubs and mature hedging in the back garden.
It’s on the market for €150,000.
Castlebar, Co Mayo
This three-bedroom, mid-terraced property comes to the market in turn-key condition and is conveniently located within walking distance of all local amenities including schools and the town centre.
Featuring a large private sunny rear garden, the whole house comprises of large rooms filled with natural light, and the home has been refurbished throughout. Situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac, it overlooks a private green area.
Boyle, Co Roscommon
Tucked away among beautifully landscaped grounds including orchards, lawns and flowerbeds, this fully renovated stone farmhouse extends over 120 square metres and is located extremely close to Lough Key Forest Park.
The living space comprises two sitting rooms, one with an open fire and the other with a log-burning stove, a country kitchen with granite and solid wood counters, a farmhouse-style bathroom, a utility and two double bedrooms.
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