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4 of the most popular properties on Daft.ie right now
We’re rounding off the year with a selection of this month’s most talked-about listings.
WHETHER YOU’RE A HOMEOWNER, someone looking to get on the ladder, or just a casual property enthusiast, Daft.ie is where’ll you’ll find most of the properties on sale in Ireland today.
So, in the spirit of end-of-year lists, here are four of this month’s most-viewed properties in Ireland on Daft.ie: the homes that really caught readers’ interests.
Tuam, Co Galway — €250,000
The rustic setting of this five-bedroom home adds to its charms, but inside it has had a thoroughly modern upgrade. Sitting on 0.5 acres of land, this home features a sunroom off the patio with an unusual pointed window.
Upstairs, the master bedroom features walk-in wardrobes and has access to an en-suite bathroom, as do two of the other bedrooms.
Schull, Co Cork — €925,000
The Weavers is a tranquil hideaway with views across Schull Harbour, situated on an acre of grassland. Inside, the house has been lovingly kept, and combines modernity with an old-style, practical feel.
The upstairs area features his-and-hers dressing rooms, and a ready-to-convert attic space to cap off this rural haven.
Malahide, Co Dublin — €7,500,000
Emsworth is perhaps the definition of a dream home. This enormous manor dates back to 1792, but has more high-tech features than many new builds. The property grounds include 2km of running paths, a gym, tennis court and swimming pool, and inside there’s a cinema room and adjoining wine cellar.
Security is very high-tech here, too: all heating, lighting and CCTV cameras can all be controlled remotely through an iPhone or iPad.
Wexford, Co Wexford — €309,000
Ard Na Sláine is an exclusive development, with homes overlooking the Slaney river. It’s just a fifteen minute walk from here to Wexford town, a place with a village feel but all the amenities of a larger town.
Ard Na Sláine homes have an A3 energy rating and feature stylish fitted kitchens, contemporary-style living areas and en-suite access for two of the upstairs bedrooms.
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