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EACH WEEK in the Property Magazine, we look at four properties that share a common theme.
This time, it’s contemporary apartments in Dublin. So if you’ve always wanted a city pad with sleek stylings, read on.
This is a two-bed apartment with sea views in the new Seascape development, which is located on the Clontarf Road fronting directly onto the water. It is centred around a broad living room, off which there is a large balcony with views over the city and the water. The kitchen has been finished to a high specification by Kube.com, with a Silestone worktop and Siemens appliances.
The master bedroom is en-suite and there is also a main bathroom, plus utility room, secure parking space and additional basement storage.
Part of a new development of just five apartments situated a stone’s throw from the sea, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers bright and spacious accommodation in a sought-after residential area. The show apartment is furnished in an attractive contemporary style.
The village of Sutton is just a stroll away, with its Dart station and other transport links that mean you are only a short journey from the city.
This ground-floor apartment enjoys two aspects onto the grounds of the Boden Heath development, along with two separate patio areas – off the living room and master bedroom respectively.
Extending to roughly 850 sq ft, the accommodation offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms (one master, one en suite), living room, fully fitted kitchen and entrance hall. It shares access to communal gardens.
This is a one-bedroom first-floor apartment located on Rochestown Avenue, between Dun Laoghaire, Cabinteely and Killiney. With timber flooring throughout the living space and a contemporary finish, it comprises an entrance hall with storage; open-plan living room; kitchen; double bedroom and a family bathroom.
It is located just a short stroll from Killiney Shopping Centre, and is part of a development that offers designated underground parking and gated gardens.
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They only seem smaller because we’re further away!
Annoying quiz given some of the answers are only correct given the city zone
Bismarck North Dakota official population 72,417. Smaller population than Cork by over 50,000.
@Leonard Barry: It’s the journal , they don’t do facts .
@Leonard Barry: it’s a Dublin journalist. So it’s open hatred of Cork.
@Leonard Barry: to add insult to injury the met pop of Bismarck is only 130k while Cork is 400k. 9 out 10 for the quiz master.
@prop joe: Belfast is also bigger than Anchorage
@prop joe: when they let the kids out to play
@prop joe: Best thing in Cork is the Dublin Road Every Corkian should use it Oh wait (just half of it’s)
@Anthony Doyle: Dublin is a kip.
Kilkenny
@I likes beer: Click the answer, you don’t put the answers in the comments :D
Population of Anchorage is 298k…
@conor murphy: Belfast 298001
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