GETTING INTO THE property market can be a daunting experience. Here, we make it easier by picking out four of the best properties on the market around the country this week.
Foxrock, Co Dublin – €775,000
This large four-bedroom family home is just off Brighton Avenue in one of the smartest locations in south county Dublin. Standout features include a sun room with floor-to-ceiling glass, and an impressive second-floor attic conversion including a large family room and playroom with views over the Dublin mountains.
There are three bedrooms on the first floor, one en suite, and a further bedroom downstairs. The ground floor also offers a living room, kitchen/dining room, sun room, utility room and guest WC.
Carrigaline, Co Cork – €595,000
This detached four-bedroom, five-bathroom home offers an impressive 332 square metres of space over two floors – plus additional living area on the second floor. With a west-facing site in the Wheatfields development, it is just a minute from Carrigaline and a short drive from Cork city.
There are three reception rooms on the ground floor as well as a very large kitchen, four bedrooms on the first floor and a TV room, office and shower room on the second floor.
Malahide, Co Dublin – €475,000
A four-bedroom end-of-terrace home over three floors, 1 Lissadel Wood is located in a quiet cul-de-sac very close to the sea in Malahide. Clever use of light from corner windows makes it an exceptionally bright house, and fittings are contemporary as the kitchen was extended in 2008.
There are two bedrooms on each upstairs floor, and a balcony overlooking a green space.
Duncormick, Co Wexford – €189,950
A three-bedroom dormer residence which is described as being in show house condition, overlooking Ballyteigue Bay. Duncormick village is just a few minutes’ walk away and there are a range of wonderful beaches nearby.
The house has a mature landscaped garden, with one bedroom downstairs and two further bedrooms on the first floor.
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