BUYING A FIXER-UPPER has its fair share of advantages. These properties often offer a blank canvas if complete personalisation without building from scratch is appealing.
Usually, they’re also at lower price point, so with some savvy renovating, you can save money yet increase the property’s value.
Tackling renovations can be a fulfilling experience, too. You might learn new skills, exercise creativity and witness the transformation of your house into a dream home.
This week, we’ve found four gorgeous fixer-uppers all in need of some TLC.
This traditional farmhouse has reentered the market. Sitting on 3 acres, it’s ideal for anyone looking to renovate a serene family home. With two bedrooms, a kitchen/living area with an open fireplace and a bathroom, this property has heaps of potential in a beautiful location. Nestled close to the R571, it’s 3.6km from Eyeries village and 4km from Ardgroom village.
Surrounded by nature, this property is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts—close to the sea, Beara Way walking route and fishing spots. The location also provides easy access to Ballycrovane Pier. Featuring mature trees, an attached store and ample parking, it’s an opportunity to create a tranquil retreat in a countryside setting.
Cormeen Cottage is a historic period property built in about 1820. It stands on a secluded 1.6-acre site in Castleblayney. This former Bishop’s residence has kept its original features and has super renovation potential. The detached house, with dual access, has large rooms, including a drawing room, kitchen area, bathroom and spacious bedrooms.
The basement once housed the kitchen, food store, and servants’ quarters. While renovations have started, the property requires further work. With serene countryside views and private surroundings, this property offers an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a project.
Ash Tree House is a 19th century farmhouse on 13.6 acres. The house needs complete refurbishment and sits amidst a serene countryside. With a farmhouse, outbuildings and extensive land, it would be ideal for equestrian enthusiasts. The house, which is about 150 m², presents an opportunity for a dream country home.
The grounds, all in grass, are in excellent nick and feature a charming circular fairy-fort. Close to Maynooth and Dunboyne, the location offers easy access to Dublin city, too.
The Glebe is a lovely property on a private estate that’s over seven acres. This historic house dates to the 1800s and spans 251 m² across two levels along with a basement. The ground floor offers an elegant living room with a marble fireplace, a spacious dining room, kitchen with utility, an extra living area and a guest bathroom with a shower.
Five bedrooms sit upstairs while the basement was formerly staff quarters and the main kitchen has loads of potential. A re-roofed coach house, a courtyard, a semi-walled orchard and a tennis court are all included. Surrounded by woodland, it exudes privacy and seclusion, offering a unique blend of character and history.
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