Charming Edwardian Mid-Terrace House in Glasnevin: A Must-See Property
No 19 Saint Teresa Place in Glasnevin is a two-bedroom mid-terrace house. It features a red and yellow brick Edwardian façade. The house, built in 1905, is located near The Gravedigger’s Pub and the Botanic Gardens.
Vincent Mullen from DNG Phibsboro describes the property as having many original features. The current owner has upgraded it over the past 20 years. The house retains its original timber windows, now fitted with a second set of windows for energy efficiency, achieving a C3 BER rating.
The open-plan ground floor has timber floors and an extended section with large windows at the rear. It includes a living area at the front, a kitchen/diner in the middle, and another living area at the back. Upstairs, you will find two bedrooms and a bathroom.
The outside features a shed equipped for utilities and a courtyard garden with raised beds that have Japanese maple, bamboos, and wisteria.
: Small but attractively presented and charming.
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Spanish Point, Co Clare |
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€625,000 |
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Size |
130 sq m (1,400 sq ft) |
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Bedrooms |
3 |
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Bathrooms |
2 |
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BER |
F |
Cleadagh Cottage in Spanish Point offers stunning views of the sea and coastline. David Considine from Considine Auctioneers notes that this property has direct access to the sea and comes with five acres of land.
Built in the 1960s, the bungalow has been modernized by the family that used it as a holiday home for 20 years. It requires an energy upgrade with an F BER rating.
The property includes 130 sq m of living space, featuring a kitchen, a living/dining room, a bathroom, and three bedrooms, including an en suite. A sunroom added at the rear offers sea views.
In the garden, there’s a large stone patio, a separate circular patio, and a unique metal sculpture of a medieval harpist.
Located less than three km from Spanish Point and Milltown Malbay, Cleadagh Cottage has a guide price of €625,000.
: What views!
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Clonmel, Co Tipperary |
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€555,000 |
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Size |
321 sq m (3,455 sq ft) |
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Bedrooms |
7 |
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Bathrooms |
4 |
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BER |
B2 |
This detached dormer bungalow at Monroe near Clonmel has seven bedrooms. The owners installed 18 solar panels, reducing their electricity bill by 84% and achieving a B2 BER rating.
John Stokes from Stokes & Quirke auctioneers states the solar panels generate enough electricity for the household and provide surplus energy for sale to the grid.
The spacious 321 sq m home has both a sitting room and a dining room. The kitchen features gray shaker-style units, and the property also includes a utility room and a bathroom. There are four ground floor bedrooms, two with en suites.
The upstairs has three additional bedrooms, including one used as a home office. The property also features a detached garage, large patio, and play area in the gardens.
: On sunny days, this house is exceptionally energy efficient.
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Dunmanway, West Cork |
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€500,000 |
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Size |
276 sq m (2,971 sq ft) |
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Bedrooms |
4 |
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Bathrooms |
5 |
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B2 |
Mohona, near Dunmanway, offers a spacious detached home on an acre for a guide price of €500,000. Auctioneer Martin Kelleher describes the house as surrounded by lush grounds with views of the countryside.
Built in 2008, this four-bedroom, five-bathroom home features 276 sq m of living space and has several solar panels, achieving a B2 BER rating.
Located 2km outside Dunmanway, the house has a mix of stone and render finishes. The spacious downstairs area includes a sitting room, an open-plan living/dining kitchen with granite-topped oak units, a sunroom, a guest WC, and a utility room.
The garden is set back from the road, with a gazebo and a patio for outdoor enjoyment.
: All the wide open space you’d want for country living.