EVERY MONTH, WE take a look back over some of the most popular homes for sale right now on Daft.ie to give you a taster of what your fellow buyers have been getting excited about.
Here’s a roundup of the most-viewed properties on Daft.ie in November 2018…
Burecho is a breath-taking Tudor-style property located in the plush suburb of Rathmichael in south Co Dublin. Spanning an impressive 5,188 sq ft, there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms throughout the property. Built in 2000, Burecho sits on one acre of private gardens and features a spacious patio and decking area for dining al fresco.
Also on the grounds is a self-contained detached mews house, complete with a fitted kitchen, dining room and large living room. Upstairs, two bedrooms and a shower room complete the property. Rathmichael is within easy access of the M50, N11, the LUAS, DART, and Shankill Village, with a selection of well-established primary and secondary schools in the surrounding area.
Spanning 1,775 sq ft, Tawnabeg sits on the edge of Palmerston Park in the heart of leafy Dublin 6. Stephen’s Green is just a 15-minute drive away (or a 45-minute walk, if that’s your cup of tea). Sitting on a neat 0.29 acre site, this three-bedroom home is accessed by a private driveway bounded by stone cut walls and a selection of plants, including roses, hydrangea, ferns and fuchsia.
Tawnabeg was totally refurbished and extended in 2016 so is in turnkey condition for its new owners. Luas stops at Cowper Road and Milltown are within walking distance, while several schools (plus Trinity and UCD) are within easy reach. With Ranelagh, Rathmines and Dartry on its doorstep, as well as swift access to the city centre, Tawnabeg ticks all the boxes.
It’s on the market for €2,250,000.
Measuring a total of 2,505 sq ft, Blackwood is a taste of a fairytale in Castleknock. Over 1,000 trees surround the property, which sits on 0.6 acres – but you’re just a five minute drive from Castleknock village. Following a complete rebuild and renovation by its current owners, the modern exterior and interior of the property contrast beautifully against the idyllic background.
There are floor-to-ceiling doors and windows throughout, as well as easy access to outdoor dining during the warmer months. There is a huge emphasis on energy efficiency in this four-bedroom home. The property is insulated and clad in Siberian larch, while all windows are triple glazed. Castleknock Celtic grounds provide a backdrop to the ultra-modern home, with Castleknock College and Mount Sackville a five minute drive away.
Sitting on the Dublin side of Dunshaughlin, Co Meath is Fairfield, a development of new three and four bedroom homes. Each home has a private driveway to the front and a fenced grass garden at the rear – ideal for young families. On the ground floor, there’s a large and light-filled sitting room, a kitchen with custom fitted units and a central island and a WC. The bedrooms – with an en-suite bathroom from the master bedroom – and a family bathroom are upstairs.
Homes at Fairfield are within reach of creches, primary and secondary schools, with shops, restaurants and sports clubs also nearby. With major transport links including the M3 motorway close by, as well as an extensive Bus Eireann service, Dublin city can be accessed with ease.
Four-bedroom homes at Fairfield are on the market for €357,000.
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