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What else could I get for… under €550,000
We take a look at what you can get for under €550,000 around the country.
THIS FOUR-BEDROOM detached house in Knocklyon, Dublin 16 is a recently extended home in a mature development.
The house is a red brick double-fronted property with an extensive paved driveway with space for multiple cars. There is a large living room with a feature fireplace, an extended kitchen/dining room/living room that spans the width of the house and four bedrooms, one of which is en-suite.
It’s on the market for €535,000.
Cork
This semi-detached four-bedroom house in Douglas, Co Cork is set in a residential development within walking distance of Douglas village.
The house has its accommodation spread over three floors. The ground floor has a sitting room, a kitchen with granite worktops and integrated appliances, and access to the rear gardens. Upstairs are three bedrooms and the family bathroom and up another level is the master suite with dressing room area, en-suite and small storage area.
It’s on the market for €465,000.
Meath
This detached five-bedroom house in Ratoath, Co Meath is within walking distance of primary and secondary schools, a local theatre, shops, restaurants and Ratoath village.
The house was built in the mid-late 1990s and has a kitchen/dining room and sitting room on the ground floor, as well as a games room, large utility and a study/gym. Upstairs there are five bedrooms, two of which are en-suite, and the family bathroom.
It’s on the market for €450,000.
Dublin
This terraced three-bedroom cottage in Howth, Dublin 13 is very close to the heart of Howth village and has been upgraded and extended.
The house comprises living room, open plan kitchen/dining room/family room, three bedrooms and the family bathroom as well as a west-facing rear garden and potential to extend subject to planning permission.
It’s on the market for €495,000.
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