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THIS DETACHED THREE-bedroom home in Swords is a redbrick and render double-fronted home with a west-facing rear garden.
Two of the original bedrooms have been combined to form a larger bedroom. There is a living room, kitchen/dining room/family room and guest WC downstairs, with three bedrooms and an office upstairs. The attic has been converted and has two rooms, one used as a study and the second as another bedroom.
It’s on the market for €440,000.
This detached four-bedroom, four-bathroom house in Barna, Co Galway is architecturally designed and was built in 2004.
It has double-height full-glazing bay windows to the front of the house and a marble fireplace in the living room with double door access to the dining room/kitchen. There is walnut flooring in the dining room with double doors to the back garden, a fitted designer kitchen with black granite worktops and integrated appliances.
It’s on the market for €540,000.
This three-bedroom townhouse in Clontarf, Dublin 3 is located just off the Howth Road, a short walk to Killester village.
It has a Dart station nearby, as well as bus routes, schools, churches, and sporting/recreational facilities. The house has two underground car parking spaces as well as a lock up store in the car park. It has a private rear garden with a deck and the bathroom and en-suites have recently been renovated.
It’s on the market for €545,000.
This end-of-terrace three-bedroom home in Greystones, Co Wicklow has a large entrance hallway, bright living room and an open plan kitchen with adjoining dining room which opens to the mature garden.
There are three bedrooms upstairs, one of which is en-suite, and the attic has been converted and is used as another bedroom.
It’s on the market for €380,000.
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