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IF YOU’RE LOOKING for a new-build home and want to get an idea of what a €200,000 budget will get you around the country, the four properties we’ve rounded up below may be helpful.
From a three-bed in Wexford to an apartment in Limerick city, here’s a taste of what’s available in that price range.
Borris-in-Ossory, Co Laois – €185,000
Part of the new Glenall development in Borris-in-Ossory village, there are a number of two-bed semi-detached houses on the market for €185,000. The houses feature a maintenance-free brick and render exterior with light-filled interiors, seeded rear gardens and large living areas. Portlaoise town is a 25-minute drive away.
Rosbercon, Co Wexford – €199,000
Located right by the Kilkenny/Wexford border, Chestnut Close is a new development located within the Castlehyde Park Estate. There are three-bed terraced houses on the market for €199,000, with features including an ‘A’ rating for energy efficiency, a contemporary fitted kitchen and a neat lawn to the rear. New Ross town is a 15-minute walk away.
Cahersiveen, Co Kerry – €200,000
Positioned along the Ring of Kerry, Lighthouse View is a new development of 27 three and four-bed detached family homes. Three-bed, two-bath properties are priced at €200,000 and boast beautiful sea and countryside views. The interiors are modern and thoughtfully-designed, while each house benefits from a large garden.
Mungret, Co Limerick – €190,000
With Limerick city just a 15-minute drive away, residents at Abbey Grove will never be far from what they need. There are one-bed apartments available for €190,000 at the new development, which also includes bungalows, terraced homes and semi-detached properties. Each apartment is beautifully designed, with features including Shaker-style kitchens, modern tiling and picture windows.
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