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Price comparison: What will €575,000 buy me around Dublin?
From a modern four-bed in Lucan to a family home in Dublin 16.
GETTING TO GRIPS with a fast-changing property market is tricky, but we’re here to make things simpler.
Each week, we’ll handpick a number of homes within a similar budget, to give you a snapshot of the property landscape at a particular price point.
This week, we’re looking at properties around Dublin with an asking price of exactly €575,000 – from a modern four-bed in Lucan to a family home in Dublin 16.
Loughlinstown, Co Dublin: Four-bed semi-detached
A four-bed family home, 34 Rathmichael Manor is a light-filled and modern property. It measures 138 sq m, including a kitchen, diner and lounge extension to the rear. This open-plan space is the heart of the home, with modern kitchen cabinets and a central island, fitted entertainment units and room for a large dining table.
Sliding glass doors open to the west-facing rear garden which has been recently upgraded and features a lawn and patio area, while a block-built shed provides a convenient solution to working from home.
Lucan, Co Dublin: Four-bed semi-detached
Coming to the market in turn-key condition, 47 Kew Park Avenue is a stylish and contemporary four-bed home. The interior is thoughtfully designed, with neutral walls, floors and furnishings throughout.
The accommodation, which measures 149 sq m, comprises a living room, dining room, kitchen, main bathroom, four bedrooms, one en suite bathroom and an attic which has been converted into a home office. The rear garden is designed for entertaining with a detached den and fitted bar, and a wood-fired pizza oven.
Skerries, Co Dublin: Four-bed semi-detached
Located a short stroll from the coast, 15 Kelly’s Bay Beach is an attractive four-bed family home. Measuring 137 sq m, the accommodation includes a spacious living room with double doors which open through to the open-plan kitchen and dining room.
There are four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes on the first floor, while the attic has been converted into a spacious double bedroom with an en suite bathroom. For those who are working from home, one of the bedrooms could easily be converted into a home office.
Knocklyon, Dublin 16: Three-bed semi-detached
A three-bed property with a south-facing garden, 40 Woodstown Drive is an ideal family home. It’s within close proximity to a number of schools and sports clubs, while the M50 is a short drive away.
The house has been extended and upgraded over the years, making for a bright and appealing property with two reception rooms, a home office and an open-plan kitchen/dining room. The rear garden is laid mainly in lawn, making it well-suited to those with young children.
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