The property round-up: 3 characterful Irish homes on the market for under €1.8 million
This week's round-up includes a cosy (but deceptively spacious) cottage in Co. Wicklow, a beautiful dormer bungalow in Naas and a two-storey Georgian home in Dublin 14.
Lynam Cottage, Cronroe, Ashford, Co. Wicklow, €695,000
A gorgeous granite-front period home in Co. Wicklow, Lynam Cottage is full of character and charm. Though it appears small at first glance, the property is deceptively spacious inside. The front door opens onto a small entrance porch with striking tiled flooring and timber panelling.
From there, the central hallway leads to the right into two double bedrooms with ensuites. Small steps lead down to the reception room with garden views on all sides and French doors that open to the outside. The kitchen is adjacent and features a stable door, bespoke units and a beautiful marble-topped island with additional storage.
The gardens are another highlight of the property. Beautifully planted and lovingly maintained, they include an array of mature trees and shrubs with an expansive lawn and a sheltered patio area, perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining guests.
Nestled down a small lane close to Ashford Village, the property has the benefit of quiet country living while still being within reach of all necessary amenities. Other highlights include a roof terrace, accessed from the gardens, and two separate parking areas to the side of the property.
Currently on the market for €695,000, the property is on sale through Sherry FitzGerald Catherine O’Reilly.
Willow Hill, Newtown, Eadestown, Naas, Kildare, €745,000
A beautiful dormer bungalow standing on 0.32 hectares of land, Willow Hill is located near Naas in Co. Kildare. Internally, the spacious accommodation extends to 169 square meters and comprises an entrance hallway, lounge, kitchen, dining area, utility room, four bedrooms (one ensuite) and the main family bathroom.
Coming to market in walk-in condition, the kitchen is a real highlight with fitted storage units, a hardwood worktop, a double Belfast sink and a Rangemaster gas cooker. This space also features a centre island with extra storage and a free-standing multi-fuel stove with brick surround.
Situated not from Eadestown, local amenities include shops, shopping centres, primary and secondary schools, pubs, restaurants, sports clubs and creches. The N7 is easily accessible with national bus services available from Naas and the train service from Sallins.
Externally, the property is approached via a tree-lined gravel driveway that leads up to the front door. To the rear, there is a private patio area with a picnic table and an expansive lawn area – ideal for families with young children.
Currently on the market for €745,000, the property is on sale through Smyth Naas.
Annefield House, Taney Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14, €1,800,000
An attractive two-storey over-basement double-fronted Georgian home, you’ll find Annefield House on Taney Road in Dundrum. Originally built in the 1860s, the building is a protected structure to its architectural significance however it was extensively refurbished in 2010.
Extending to 3,330 sq. ft, the building comprises nine rooms and retains many original features throughout, including marble fireplaces, original wall panelling and ceiling coving. The main entrance opens onto a welcoming hallway which leads into three reception rooms.
Downstairs at basement level, there is a bright kitchen and a dining area with access to a sunny patio area. There is also a large utility room, a second dining room, a playroom/gym area and a large bathroom and shower room.
Located in one of south Dublin’s most sought-after suburbs, Annefield House has all manner of amenities on its doorstep including Dundrum Town Centre which is nearby. Transport routes include the Luas light rail and various Dublin bus services.
Currently on the market for €1,800,000, the property is on sale through Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty.
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