GETTING INTO THE property market can be a daunting experience. Here, we make it easier and bring you four of the best properties on the market around the country this week.
Annamoe, Co Wicklow – €885,000
This detached five-bedroom house is set on the banks of the Avonmore river and was designed by Duncan Stewart ten years ago.
The house sits on an elevated site and the exterior is a mix of of stone, wood cladding, render, glass and Blue Bangor slate. The house is designed to maximise the views of the Annamoe valley and the house has a large outdoor terrace.
Castlebar, Co Mayo – €650,000
This detached five-bedroom house in Castlebar, Co Mayo is set on a large, elevated site with a south-west facing landscaped rear garden.
The house was architecturally-designed and the inside of the home was decorated by an interior designer. The property is close to Castlebar Golf Club and the site is very private. The house has lots of modern features including a range and a feature brick chimney in the kitchen.
Carrignavar, Co Cork – €335,000
This detached four-bedroom bungalow in Carrignavar, Co Cork is set on a half-acre site of landscaped gardens.
The house has a kitchen, utility room, dining room, lounge, tv room/playroom and one en-suite bedroom downstairs, with three more bedrooms and the family bathroom upstairs. The master bedroom is en-suite, the house has a BER rating of B3 and there is oil-fired central heating with zoned controls.
Athy, Co Kildare – €249,500
This five-bedroom bungalow in Athy, Co Kildare is in a small development of just 13 houses in the quiet village of Ballyroe.
The house was built in 2005 and is close to restaurants, pubs, shops and schools as well as good rail and bus routes and plenty of sporting amenities. The bungalow has an open-plan kitchen/dining room with cream wall and floor cupboards, granite worktops, a five-ring gas hob and a double oven. The bedrooms all have built-in wardrobes bar the fifth bedroom and the attic is partly floored.
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