LIKE BAY WINDOWS, south-facing gardens and light-filled living areas, redbrick exteriors never lose their charm.
This week we’re looking at four redbrick homes around the country – from a two-bed in Dublin 6 to a four-bed in Co Cork.
Located within walking distance of Harold’s Cross, Kimmage and Terenure, 30 Mount Argus Crescent is a charming end-of-terrace house. The two-bed property comes to the market in turn-key condition, and features a neat rear garden with a lawn and patio area. The accommodation is nicely proportioned, comprising a living, kitchen and dining area on the ground floor and two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor.
A two-bed end-of-terrace house, 14 Church Street is conveniently located a 15-minute walk from the heart of Limerick city. Located on a corner site, there’s room to extend if desired. The interior could benefit from some modernisation and upgrades, but once complete would make for a comfortable and inviting home.
Measuring 1,636 sq ft, 16 The Green is a spacious family home. The four-bed detached property was built in 2004 and benefits from a south-east facing back garden with a large patio and decking area, as well as a detached garage. The accommodation is bright and roomy, comprising a sitting room, kitchen/dining room, sunroom, utility room, four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
A four-bed semi-detached property, 11 Alderbrook is an ideal family home. It’s located a 10-minute drive from Cork city, with a great selection of primary schools, secondary schools, parks and amenities close by. The interior is in good condition, but could benefit from a number of small updates throughout. The rear garden is particularly attractive, with a split-level design, two lawn areas and a patio.
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