GETTING A HANDLE on the fast-changing property market is tricky, but we’re here to make things a bit easier.
Each week, we find 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 on Dublin’s south side that are all under €800,000.
77 Kill Avenue is a large four-bed home with five bathrooms and a floor area of 189 m². The place has bee refurbished so it’s ready to walk into. Every one of the bedrooms has its own shower room. One of the bedrooms is downstairs and is currently used as a home office. The attic has been converted to provide more storage and a games room with an extra toilet.
Location-wise, Kill Avenue is close to Foxrock, Monkstown, and Dun Laoghaire so families will have their pick of schools on the south side along with third level places like the Institute of Art, Design and Technology. Plenty of public transport options will bring you straight to the city centre.
Wee Willows is a cosy and modern two-bed that has a floor area of 61 m². The house has been restored over the years and now benefits from double glazed windows and doors, as well as solar panels. The ground floor has a living room, kitchen and a bathroom with one of the bedrooms. The house gets lots of natural light and the main bedroom has the first floor to itself. The garden faces south and is fully landscaped while there is also a private gravel driveway and a slate patio.
Wee Willows is just a walk from Killiney village, which is full of amenities and is served by the DART, while Dalkey and Glasthule villages, are also close by.
30 Rossmore Lawns is a three-bedder that’s 89 m² in size. Ready to move into, the area of Rossmore offers an instant sense of community and is close to everything Dublin 6w has to offer, from parks and schools to shops and public transport.
The house comprises a roomy hallway that leads to the living room while the open plan kitchen/breakfast room sits at the back. A patio door leads out to the back garden. Three bedrooms live upstairs along with the family bathroom. The front garden is walled and has space for two cars while there is also a side entrance to the back.
17 Silverton is one of 21 homes located at the base of the Dublin Mountains and just 250m from Marlay Park. Schools in the area include St Columba’s College and Loreto Beaufort making this an ideal family home for anyone who doesn’t want to jump in the car every day. For the eco-conscious, there is off-street parking for two cars with electric charging points.
The house has many charming touches, from herringbone flooring throughout the main living areas, to mosaic-style tiling in the kitchen. There is a guest toilet on the ground floor along with storage under the stairs and a utility room. The garden faces south and is approached from the open plan space. The bedrooms take up two floors and they are all double in size with built-in wardrobes. Two have their own bathrooms while the other two share the family bathroom.
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