Behind this Blackrock property’s unassuming exterior is a stylish refurbishment, with feminine curves, Tom Dixon lighting, Corian worktops and a hidden upper floor

Located four miles from Enniskerry, Ross Lodge is an idyllic hideaway cottage complete with babbling brook at the end of the lawn, river frontage and its very own water supply

Five-bedroom house in Dublin 18 pulls off an easy American aesthetic

A house of two halves for €750,000

Bungalow in Terenure has been doubled in size and has a mature garden

A three-bedroom bungalow set on over half an acre of gardens in Sandyford, Co Dublin

Carefully restored, number 84 Cabra Park dates from the 1930s and has bow windows, a rear extension and a converted attic

A house in Dalkey that failed to sell in 2008 for €3.5 million is back on the market with a 35 per cent drop in its asking price

Fernhurst, a detached, smartly decorated family house has landscaped mature gardens

A well proportioned 1930s semi-detached house with five bedrooms

A roomy, serviced, one-bedroom apartment in the well-known D4 hotel

Property sales in Co Wicklow are up by 23 per cent with the market growing faster than in Dublin, though houses are in short supply

Two-bed cottage in the Liberties for €185,000

Number 80 Frankfort Avenue has a lot going for it. The only drawback is that it needs a lot of work. Renovator Kevin Desmond casts his eye over the property and assesses what’s required to restore it to its former glory

Two very different houses in Dalkey and Killiney have one thing in common – they have oodles of potential but will need extensive makeovers to realise it. Still, with a cash injection and a little imagination, they could really shine

Atmospheric family home in a quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of the Phoenix Park

In the study of this family home, built in 1994 on the site of Carysfort College, former Fianna Fáil politician and barrister David Andrews pored over the stack of documents that were eventually distilled down to form the Good Friday Agreement

A detached house in the Wicklow hills with Russian dacha design accents

New homes schemes in Dublin are a scarce commodity, which is why there’s lots of interest building around Belmont