THIS WEEK WE’RE heading to the sunny southeast to find out what you could get for just under a tidy €300,000 in the current climate.
It can be hard to find the time to trawl through listings, so let us do some of the work for you. If you’re looking to buy in a large Wexford town or in the countryside, one of these houses may just be the home you’ve been waiting for.
17A Redmond Cove is an apartment that benefits from panoramic views of the water. This bright and airy residence features a spacious open plan kitchen with a dining and living area along with two double bedrooms – one of which has its own bathroom. Situated within easy reach of restaurants, shops and transport links, the location is desirable as it overlooks the River Slaney and Wexford Harbour.
The apartment is easily accessible and enjoys simple decor throughout. With electric heating, mains water and sewerage, it’s in turnkey condition. This is a chance to own a gem with fabulous views and everything on its doorstep.
58 Madeira Woods spans 129 m² with the ground floor featuring a sitting room with an open fireplace. This then leads to a kitchen with a dining area and utility room off it. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms including a main bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The other rooms share the family bathroom.
The property has ample off-street parking, mature trees and hedging for privacy around the large back garden. With a garage for potential conversion or home office, it would suit families who want to be close to Enniscorthy town centre.
3 William Street Upper is a charming three-bed spans 83 m² and is ready to walk into. It’s conveniently close to Wexford town’s amenities, including schools, retail, the waterfront, bus and train station. With its prime location, this property presents excellent potential for both Airbnb and long-term rentals.
Additionally, there’s an opportunity to convert the garage to further enhance space and value. Ideal for anyone seeking a blend of convenience and comfort in Wexford town.
A renovated detached bungalow that’s full of character, The Old Post Office at Knocknagross exudes modernity while retaining its original charm. Set against the scenic backdrop of Bree hill, the house has a spacious layout and comprises a sitting room with a solid fuel stove, a versatile room, two bedrooms including a main with its own bathroom, and a contemporary wet room.
The kitchen is newly fitted and has access to a private patio. Upgrades include insulation, triple-glazed windows and a C3 BER rating. Conveniently located near Bree village amenities and Enniscorthy town, with ample parking and broadband access, this property offers comfort and convenience..
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