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Perched at the edge of Killiney Hill Park, this renovated two-bed apartment benefits from being located by nature and sea. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
From the outside, this looks like a typical 1950s suburban build with its arched porch and front garden, overhung by mature trees. But on entering the five-bed detached home in Rathfarnham, prepare to be wowed by its sleek and modern interior. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Secure underground parking and a private lift are among the convenient features of this three-storey-over-basement house in a luxury development of seven homes off Shrewsbury Road in Dublin 4. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Look inside: Following the no-expense-spared ethos running through this renovated coach house, all three bedrooms are en suite with built-in wardrobes. The main bedroom has a room divider, ample wardrobe space and a stunning en suite. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
It is clear when you walk through the door of this home that the owners come from an artistic background. The colours are calm and considered, allowing the period features of the 1860s property to remain centre stage. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
One price, home and away: From a thatched cottage in Lisdonagh to a five-bed villa in Chiang Mai, which property would you buy? irishtimes.com/property/resi…
The views of the surrounding parklands are good from any apartment at Bushy Park House, but the treetop setting of the penthouses is the prime spot at the Terenure development. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Open-plan kitchen/dining/livingrooms are commonplace these days, but they don’t work for everyone. The owners of this six-bed in Rathfarnham knew they wanted to incorporate some separate living spaces for their growing family when they redesigned. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Look inside: Although from the outside it retains an old-world appearance, this split-level semidetached house has been extended and renovated in a thoroughly modern fashion. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Dublin 2 apartment for €725,000: This two-bed property enjoys a central location opposite the gates of Government Buildings and Merrion Square irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Look inside: This luxurious architect-designed, six-bedroom detached house in Rathfarnham offers plenty of privacy for its residents along with ample living space. It also features a vast recreation/games room spanning the width of the house. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Stillorgan two-bed for €425,000: The south-facing patio is private, bordered by a hedge. It is a perfect sun trap for those al-fresco evenings. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
An extensive retrofit resulted in an A1 energy rating for this home, almost unheard of for a property its age. The building was laid out as six bedsits and an apartment when it was purchased , but a thorough renovation returned it to a single residence. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
After years spent maintaining a family home, downsizing to somewhere smaller, warmer and easier to manage can seem like a sensible next step. Despite the challenges, if you plan early and make yourself familiar with the market, the move is very doable. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Swimmers may be attracted to this house which is not far from Killiney Beach. The dormer bungalow, built in the 1970s, has been revamped by its owners, and has attractive modern features. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
The beauty of retirement is the time it allows for pursuing interests. For those with a cultural leaning, living close to the city centre provides easy access to museums and theatres. This property could be the ticket for a culture-conscious downsizer. irishtimes.com/property/resi…
Property Clinic: "I’m trying to understand what the typical attic room framing practice is, so I know if it’s a big job or not. Do I need an engineer or building surveyor to review, or will the contractor be able to advise me?" irishtimes.com/property/resi…
A distinctive feature of this property is the stained-glass window set into its facade. The home was once owned by the founder of the Oriel Gallery, Oliver Nulty, who had the same glass as appears on the facade of the Clare Street gallery installed here.
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When a home starts to feel cramped, the obvious conclusion is that you need more space. Here are four questions worth asking before a decision on whether to extend.
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