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4 of a kind: Larger-than-average homes for buyers who want more space

On the hunt for extra bedrooms? Look no further.

WHETHER IT’S A larger hallway for dumping schoolbags or a nicely-sized kitchen table for homework, the need for more space, as a family starts to grow, is a no-brainer.

With that in mind, we’ve found four homes on the market, right now, that you could swing a cat in.

Whether you need to be within reach of the capital or want to be beside the seaside, these four bedroom properties will have all of your needs covered.

Crosshaven, Co Cork

modern detached home in a peaceful cul de sac, 11 Ardcross is less than a ten minute walk from the village of Crosshaven. The home comprises of four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living rooms and the often-coveted utility room. A bay window to the front and double doors to the back ensure the home is bathed in light.

Crosshaven looks over Cork Harbour and enjoys a thriving community culture with various sports clubs, GAA, soccer, rugby and rowing facilities. For seasoned sailors, two large marinas and a working pier is home to the Royal Cork Yacht Club. And, at just 16 miles from Cork’s centre, 11 Ardcross is well within easy commuting distance if the city calls.

It’s on sale for €495,000.

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Hollystown, Dublin 15

Just two units remain available in the Hollywoodrath development that sits just a thirty minute drive from the city centre.  With show homes on view by private appointment only, our advice would be to act fast if you’re on the hunt for a four-bed home in Dublin’s northwest.

On the ground floor sits the entrance hall with a WC and storage connected to it. A living room, a study/playroom and a utility room also lead off the hall. Double doors from the study connect to the open plan kitchen, living and dining area, which has direct access to the roomy back garden.

Homes at Hollywoodrath are priced on application.

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Prosperous, Co Kildare

11 Killybegs Manor is a home with four bedrooms that could easily become five should any new home owner wish to convert the study/playroom. With three bathrooms, a large lounge and a spacious kitchen/dining area, this home is perfect for any growing family as it enjoys privacy of a quiet cul de sac, yet it’s within easy walking distance of Prosperous village.

Dublin city can be reached within the hour, too, while the surrounding areas are easily accessible thanks to a frequent bus service, the Arrow commuter rail link at Sallins and easy access to both the M4 and M7 motorways.

Snap it up for €355,000.

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Campile, Co Wexford

Ballyvelig is a B1 rated detached home that was redesigned by the current owners, just three years ago. Spread over 3,200 sq ft, this four bedroom home has energy efficiency in mind through high quality insulation. As the property is on an elevated site, it offers views of three separate counties.

Campile village is just a two minute walk from Ballyvelig, adding supermarkets, a pharmacy, a bus route and plenty of pubs to the mix. And, close by is Dunbrody Abbey on the Hook Peninsula, renowned for its many beaches and scenery.

Yours for €435,000.

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Anna Shelswell-White
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