Two redbricks on two squares, both called Eaton, in different parts of Dublin are on view this weekend, writes ORNA MULCAHY Property Editor
- SAVILLS says it is open to “reasonable offers” on a detached five-bedroom house in the popular Avoca Park estate in Blackrock, Co Dublin, which is on the market at €1.295 million.
The 209sq m (2,250sq ft) house, number 47, is situated in a cul-de-sac of eight houses in the larger development which is off Avoca Avenue. It’s a well-cared for home with three reception rooms, a study and a cosy kitchen complete with Stanley range cooker.
Two of the upstairs bedrooms are en suite, while the main bedroom also has a large walk-in wardrobe. There is off-street parking for several cars, a separate garage and a 50ft garden to the rear.
On view Saturday, 12:30pm-1:30pm
- JUST outside Wicklow town, a high-end development of three, four and five-bedroom houses at Keatingstown is on open view this weekend. Prices at The Friary have been cut by around 30 per cent for the homes, which start at €205,000 for three-bedroom semis. Four-bedroom detached houses are priced at €300,000, while large 253sq m (2,725sq ft) five-beds are priced at €390,000 through selling agent Gunne New Homes.
On view Saturday and Sunday, 2pm-4pm
- IN TERENURE, one of the big, solid redbrick homes at Eaton Square has just come on the books at Douglas Newman Good at €850,000. The five-bedroom house is on the south-west side of the square where there is the least traffic, according to selling agent Pat Mullery. Number 41 needs a good deal of work, but it has good bones, with fine interconnecting reception rooms with marble mantelpieces and the main bedroom spanning the front of the house on the first floor. There’s a total of 160sq m (1,720sq ft) and a sunny back garden with pedestrian access to a laneway.
On view, Saturday, noon-1pm
- ANOTHER Eaton Square, this time in Monkstown, Co Dublin, where a spacious four-bedroom house, number 9, is for sale through Sherry FitzGerald asking €1.475 million. The bay-windowed house has 268sq m (2,885sq ft) of living space, that includes a large attic conversion.
On view Saturday 1pm-2pm
- APARTMENTS in the St Helens development facing the sea at Sandycove, Co Dublin, don’t come on the market too often but Sherry FitzGerald has one on its books, asking €595,000. It’s number 3, a first floor two-bedroom unit with sea views to the front, and a sunny south-west facing balcony off the kitchen to the rear.
The scheme, on Marine Parade, also has pedestrian access to Glasthule Road with Cavistons on its door step. It’s a good-sized apartment of 71sq m (770sq ft) with parking on the sea side, nice proportions and plenty of storage.
On view Saturday, 1pm-2pm
- IN CLONSKEAGH, Lisney is asking €925,000 for 21 The Palms, a refurbished, four-bedroom dormer-style house in a cul-de-sac off Roebuck Road, Dublin 14.
The 205sq m (2,205sq ft) house has a large, almost square livingroom, an extremely large kitchen and a family room with access to the garden.
Two of the bedrooms are downstairs while upstairs, the main bedroom is an entire suite complete with dressingroom.
On view Saturday, noon to 1pm
