HAVE A BUDGET in mind, but are unsure where to start looking? Each week we spotlight four properties around the country all in a similar price range, to give you an idea of how far your money will go.
Here’s what €350,000 will get you right now around Ireland…
The Lafayette Building is one of Dublin city centre’s most iconic properties, and it could soon be your home. A luxury one-bedroom penthouse apartment on the building’s fifth floor is for sale, offering views over the River Liffey and Dublin’s northside, with windows facing right down O’Connell St.
Inside, the house features an entrance hall opening onto a living room, an open plan kitchen/dining area, a modern bathroom and a timber-floored bedroom flooded with natural light.
The apartment could be yours for €350,000.
You won’t be short of sea air when you move into this four-bed property in Lettermacaward, Co Donegal. Overlooking the sea and within walking distance of the secluded Dooey beach, this house would make for a perfect holiday home.
As well as a living room and kitchen/dining area with walnut fitted kitchen, this single-level home features a sun room, utility room, and four bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms.
Situated in a mature, tree-lined cul-de-sac development, this four-bedroom home would be perfect for a family looking to upgrade. The original property was extended by the previous owners to include an open plan living and dining area, with a bright kitchen overlooking the rear garden. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including an en-suite bathroom in the master bedroom.
No 7 The Drive is located within walking distance of Blessington town and its many amenities such as schools, shops, restaurants and pubs. You’ll be just 15 minutes from the Luas Park & Ride at Saggart, and Dublin city centre is easily accessible by bus.
The property is on sale for €325,000.
Located on 2.5 acres of landscaped garden, this five-bedroom double-fronted home is a gem of contemporary design, with sweeping views of the local countryside from every window. Downstairs, the entrance hall is tiled with imported marble, with a stainless steel and oak staircase taking pride of place.
All four bedrooms upstairs are doubles, with a fifth bedroom downstairs that the previous owners used as an office space. A separate detached garage space houses the heating system, and the main house comes fitted with solar panels. Mullinahone is twenty minutes’ drive from Kilkenny city’s many urban amenities.
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