LIVING IN – OR at least near – a city is a ‘must’ that tops many first time buyer lists.
As well as the obvious convenience, city living means plenty of period properties with heaps of character.
These terraced homes range from the luxury to the more affordable, and all are close to the cities of Dublin and Galway…
Dartmouth Square is perhaps one of the city’s best addresses, and this gorgeous Victorian three-bed not only has an unbeatable location, but it’s beautiful inside, too.
It makes the most of original features – including sash windows, period fireplaces and stained glass – while still being spacious and bright. The home also comes with a pretty, west-facing garden.
The next postcode over offers a more affordable living space, just off the Navan Road and a 15-minute walk to the city centre. 107 Ratoath Road offers three bedrooms, and a large, open-plan kitchen and dining area to boot.
With off-street parking available, and lots of kerb appeal, this property is ideal for families who wish to be close to the city.
It’s on the market for €425,000.
Built in 2006, this three-bedroom home is part of a development of in Rahoon, which is just a five-minute drive from the centre of Galway city. The property offers a galley-style kitchen with impressive, built-in wooden units, a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom access, and parking as standard.
The location is fantastic too, with facilities including a sports ground and University College Galway all nearby. This property can be viewed this Saturday between 11am and 12pm.
It’s on the market for €240,000.
Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, 11 Sandymount Court is just seconds from the glorious Sandymount Strand – and a 15 minute drive from Dublin city. With views from the property over Dublin Bay and the nearby mountains, nature lovers will feel right at home.
Inside, there are three bedrooms, as well as a large open-plan kitchen and a sunroom that floods the ground floor with light. Off-street parking is available, too.
11 Sandymount Court is on sale for €695,000.
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