A round up of other properties that are new to the market in brief.
Blackrock: €2.995mOne of the large detached five-bedroom houses in sought-after Avoca Park in Blackrock has just come on the market through Savills HOK at €2.995 million. Built in the mid 1990s, these houses attract a steady stream of buyers looking to trade up into the neighbourhood off Avoca Avenue. Number 100 is a five-bedroom house with 232sq m (2,500sq ft) of living space, a 20ft conservatory and a west-facing garden. Features include solid oak flooring in the main rooms, an attractive kitchen complete with Stanley range, lots of fitted-out storage space in the bedrooms and ground floor study.
Clontarf: €2.65mThe home of late Olympics helmsman Alf Delaney in Dublin 3 is back on the market again with a new price after failing to sell earlier this year. Lisney has set an asking price of €2.65 million for Fourways, 58 Seafield Road East in Clontarf. Last May it was for sale for €2.8 million. The 1920s dormer-style bungalow has lots of space with four bedrooms and two formal reception rooms. Ideal for a well-heeled family. However, given that the house has a prime position on the corner of Seafield Road East and Vernon Avenue and it stands on 0.31 acres, the property could be of interest to a developer.
Howth: €1.6mA Victorian semi-detached house in one of Howth's best locations has a price tag of €1.6 million. Property Team JB Kelly is handling the sale of St Martins, Old Carrickbrack Road, Howth, Co Dublin. The 128sq m (1,378sq ft) four-bedroom house has been extended and refurbished and is in excellent decorative order. The hub of the house is a large kitchen diningroom with a fancy Victorian-style painted pine kitchen with solid timber counter tops and Belfast sink. The livingroom has original timber floorboards and feature fireplace. There are great views from the rear over Dublin Bay.
Glasnevin: €675,000A three-bed house just off Glasnevin Avenue has a handy north side location. Mason Estates is asking €675,000 for 6 Glasnevin Park, Dublin 11, a traditional suburban semi-detached home with garage to the side. Accommodation of 118sq m (1,247sq ft) includes a livingroom, kitchen and sittingroom. In easy reach are the city centre, the Helix Theatre at DCU and the M50/M1, making this a perfect purchase for a family. While number 6 comes to the market in good order, new owners may give it a total revamp. A garage conversion is in need of some completion work.
Clifden: €580,000Clifden agent Eamonn McLoughlin has set an asking price of €580,000 on a large bungalow in the spectacular Inagh Valley, Connemara. Derryclare Cottage is a 150sq m (1,614sq ft) four-bedroom house. It comes to the market in good decorative order and was extended and refurbished by the current owners who have lived there for 25 years. Located half way between Recess and Clifden, the house is on a cul-de-sac off the Inagh Valley scenic route. There are views over Derryclare and Inagh lakes as well as 12 Bens and Maum Turk mountains. Set on 1.7 acres the house has mature gardens and a vegetable plot.
