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What can I get in Ireland right now... for €475,000 exactly?
From a one-bed in Dublin 4 to a five-bed in Wicklow.
FINDING A HOME that matches your budget without compromising your list of must-haves can be tricky, but we’re here to make that task easier.
Every week we gather homes on the market for a particular price point to see what kind of a home your money will get you.
Today, we’re considering properties around the country with an asking price of exactly €475,000. Here’s our pick of properties to keep your eye on…
Whitehall, Dublin 9 – €475,000
A three-bedroom home, 151 Iveragh Road is located in an ideal location for a family, with multiple primary and secondary schools within walking distance. It enjoys an open-plan kitchen and living area, where double doors open to the landscaped back garden. To the front of the property, there are bay windows on the ground floor and first floor.
Ground floor accommodation briefly comprises a porch, entrance hallway, living room, open plan kitchen and dining room and a wet room, while upstairs there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The west-facing garden to the rear features a grass and patio area.
Avoca, Co Wicklow – €475,000
Approached via a winding driveway and sitting on an elevated site, 2 Avoca Wood is a five-bedroom property that comes to the market in turn-key condition. The residence is bright and spacious throughout, with features including solid cherry wood floors, solid timber units in the kitchen and a sun room.
Number 2 boasts an upper garden as well as a ground floor garden of half an acre, with a decking area for dining al fresco on the former. The property is just one of 28 homes in a private enclave, while Avoca village is within walking distance.
Killarney, Co Kerry – €475,000
Located just outside Killarney town, Glanooragh House is a four-bedroom detached property. It enjoys multiple high quality features throughout, including marble tiling, a handmade ash staircase and a handmade maple kitchen with a black granite worktop. For the eco-conscious buyer, the property features solar panels and a heat recovery ventilation system.
Accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hallway, sitting room, kitchen, dining area, utility room, downstairs bedroom and en-suite bathroom, a store room and guest bathroom. Upstairs, two bedrooms boast their own walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. The property enjoys a south-facing rear garden, with a hot tub and decking area ideal for entertaining.
Donnybrook, Dublin 4 – €475,000
Measuring 484 sq ft, 95 Pembroke Cottages makes the most of its humble size. The end-of-terrace property, located beside Herbert Park, has been converted from a two-bedroom residence to include one large bedroom, plus an attic room. The split-level home boasts cherry wood flooring, double glazed sash windows and bespoke book cases, as well as access to a yard at the rear.
Residents can avail of permit parking, although they may be tempted to leave the car at home with the amenities of Donnybrook, Ballsbridge and the south city centre within walking distance. The DART at Lansdowne Road is just a 10-minute walk away, with multiple bus services running nearby too.
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