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Price comparison: What will €375,000 buy me around Tipperary?
Including a five-bed period home in the town centre and a four-bed in the countryside.
IN THE CURRENT high-demand property market, it’s tough to get a sense of what exactly your money is worth. We’re here to make things simpler.
Each week, we handpick a number of homes within a similar budget in one location, to give you a snapshot of the property landscape at a set price point.
This week, we’re looking at properties around Tipperary with an asking price of exactly €375,000 – from a five-bed period home in the town centre to a four-bed in the countryside.
Ballinacourty: Four-bed detached
Located on 1.2 acres of beautiful gardens, this four-bed bungalow boasts views of the Galtee Mountains on all sides. The interior enjoys a countryside feel, with features including a Hunter inset stove and solid oak flooring.
French doors open from the dining room to a south-facing patio area, making for the ideal spot to soak up the views while dining al fresco. The gardens are sure to appeal to anyone with a green thumb, with an orchard, kitchen garden and wildflower gardens here.
Freagh: Five-bed detached
Measuring 2,884 sq ft, plus a detached games room and gym, there will never be a shortage of space at this five-bed property. Situated on 1.5 acres, the house benefits from a spacious driveway and patio area, a sizeable lawn and a raised decking area.
The interior is well suited to family living, with two reception areas, an open plan kitchen and dining area, five double bedrooms and three bathrooms. A small balcony can be accessed off the master bedroom.
Tipperary town: Five-bed terraced
If you’re looking to live closer to the town centre, Hill View might just be the ideal property for you. The five-bed period residence is located on St Michael’s Street and is just a short stroll from a wealth of amenities, including schools, shops and sports clubs.
The house has been in the same family for 75 years and maintains many on its original features, such as sash windows and fireplaces. The accommodation measures 3,225 sq ft over three floors, while there’s a mature garden with trees, shrubs and flower beds to the rear.
Dundrum: Four-bed detached
Overlooking Dundrum House Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort, Kilmore Lodge is a charming and inviting four-bed family home. It features an attractive cut sone entrance, while surrounding mature trees and shrubbery create a sense of privacy.
The accommodation comprises an open-plan kitchen/diner, a utility room, a spacious living room, a study, four bedrooms and five bathrooms (including three en suite bathrooms). Dundrum village is less than a five-minute drive away, while the Dublin/Cork motorway can be reached in 15 minutes.
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