THIS DETACHED THREE-bedroom home in Ballymahon, Co Longford is a former gate lodge to Newcastle House built around 1860.
The house retains many original features such as gothic style metal windows, timber panelled double doors and stone bolection fireplaces. Additionally it has been upgraded and renovated with modern features such as underfloor heating and gas-fired central heating.
It’s on the market for €350,000.
This detached six-bedroom house in Whitegate, Co Cork was built around 1700 and was extensively renovated and extended in 2005.
The house has a sweeping driveway, and has retained a lot of original features such as a vaulted ceiling in the kitchen, timber flooring and the doorway fanlight. Modern upgrades and renovations include the open plan kitchen/breakfast room/dining room and a walkway balcony connecting the original house with the three bedrooms on the first floor of the adjoining coach house.
It’s on the market for €595,000.
This three-bedroom bungalow in Ballyboughal, Co Dublin was constructed by the current owners and has been upgraded and extended in recent years.
The house has three reception rooms and four large bedrooms, one of which was converted to a walk-in wardrobe off the master bedroom but could be turned back into a bedroom. There are also two outbuildings which have been converted to a home office, workshop and laundry room.
It’s on the market for €585,000.
This architect-designed detached three-bedroom bungalow in Annagassan, Co Louth has views of Dundalk Bay and the Cooley Mountains.
The three bedrooms are all en-suite, and there is a converted attic to give more living space. The kitchen has a vaulted ceiling with exposed ornate timber beams, a Belfast sink, slate floor and granite worktops. The house is on approximately half an acre of landscaped grounds.
It’s on the market for €459,950.
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