GETTING OUR HEADS around the fluctuating property market can be confusing, but we’re here to make things a little easier.
Each week, we’ll pick a number of homes within a similar budget, to give you a a better idea of where things are at at any given time.
This week, we’re looking at properties that are on the market in Limerick – from a four bed semi-d in Dooradoyle to a three bed townhouse on South Circular Road, all of these should leave you change if you’ve got a €400k budget.
3 The Green is a nicely-sized four bed home that spans 140 m² and has a large back garden. Built in 1996, inside comprises an inter-connecting living/dining room that leads to the cream fitted kitchen and a second family room. The fixtures and fittings include timber floors, glass panelled doors, a marble fireplace providing the perfect base for anyone to add their own style.
This is a home that’s very well suited to a family at any stage seeing as schools of both levels are just walks away, as is The Crescent Shopping Centre and UHL.
150 Shannonvale is a three bedder, located on Limerick city’s north side, that’s ready to walk into. The accommodation comprises a hallway that leads to a downstairs washroom, a living room and then a fully fitted kitchen with a dining space incorporated. The kitchen opens onto a large patio with a back garden. Upstairs sit the three bedrooms, the largest having an en suite bathroom while the others share the main.
The house is a stroll from lots of schools and shops as well as higher level education options like LIT.
38 Avondale Drive is a surprisingly spacious and bright semi-d that wouldn’t be difficult to put your own stamp on. With a floor space of 130m², the ground floor comprises two sitting room , one that looks over the front of the house and the other that accesses the south facing back garden. The interconnecting kitchen and dining room is well zoned and has a great flow. Currently used as a utility room, there is a room with separate access that might suit an extra bedroom if needed. There’s also a handy shower room next door.
Three bedrooms sit upstairs along with a large bathroom shared by all. There is also access to the converged attic which as ample opportunity for extra rooms or storage. Located on Ennis Road, the house is about a 10 minute drive from Limerick city centre. For those who like to walk, it’s a manageable 30 minutes.
Just a short stroll from Limerick city centre sits 5 Shannon Terrace, a period property with a good BER of B3 and a floor space of 122 m². Updated and renovated in 2017, the rooms spread over three storeys and comprise an entrance hallway, open plan kitchen with a dining space, a living room, a utility room and a downstairs toilet. Three bedrooms sit upstairs. The main bedroom is en suite while the attic has stairs up and could be an extra den or bedroom.
With parking to the front for two cars and wrought iron gates, this home has a pretty facade. To the back, French doors open out onto the yard which, has a separate storage room and handy access to a laneway at the back, which is always a welcome addition to a terraced home.
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