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THIS END-OF-terrace three-bedroom home in Killiney is a 19th century cottage which was the first of the terrace to be built, with the later properties mimicking its style.
The cottage has a raised sun deck with views of Wicklow. It comes with a spacious kitchen/breakfast area with a dual aspect, and access to a courtyard garden. Upstairs there is the living room and two bedrooms. The master bedroom has built-in storage and an en-suite.
It’s on the market for €495,000.
This four-bedroom bungalow in Cloyne, Co Cork is built on approximately three-quarters of an acre of manicured lawns.
The house has a timber-frame construction, is south-west facing with views of Ballycotton bay and Capel Island from multiple rooms in the house, has a large decking area, a double garage and solar panels.
It’s on the market for €450,000.
This detached five-bedroom house in Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny was built in 2003 and has a double door entrance, which was added to the house more recently.
The main sitting room is very large with a solid oak floor and an antique fireplace. There is a second living room, a kitchen/dining room/living room space with granite worktops and a kitchen island, and porcelain tiling. Upstairs there are five bedrooms with the master bedroom having wall-to-wall fitted wardrobes and an en-suite. There is also an office off the kitchen.
It’s on the market for €495,000.
This mid-terrace two-bedroom house in Monkstown, Co Dublin has an attic conversion to provide even more living space.
The house also has a sunny back garden and is located close to Monkstown village with a wide array of amenities including restaurants, cafes, bars, shops, and boutiques as well as proximity to the sea and scenic walks nearby. The house was extended and upgraded in 2005.
It’s on the market for €495,000.
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