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EXIENDED AND REFURBISHED PERIOD HOME Where: No 4 Mannix Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 Price: Euro800,000 Set on an elevated site overlooking Griffith Park, this perfect family home has been recently extended and refurbished with care taken to preserve original features. Accommodation comprises entrance hall with guest WC, living room with double doors to dining room, kitchen with arch to family area and utility, three bedrooms (the master en-suite) and a family bathroom. South facing garden extends to 80ft.
For more details: Douglas Newman Good, Phibsborough, 01-830 0989
SPACIOUS APARTMENT IN KILLINEY Where: No 10 Killiney Towers, Killiney, Co Dublin Price: Euro635,000 This generously proportioned apartment extends to 90sq m (967sq ft) of flexible space and includes a large, bright sitting room with access to communal landscaped gardens and car park, kitchen/dining room with a mix of wall and floor units, three double bedrooms and main bathroom. It is only a few minutes' stroll to Dalkey and the walks at Killiney Hill. There is an annual service charge on the apartment of Euro1,732.
For more details: Sherry FitzGerald, 01-275 1000
MODERN MEWS WITH PRICE REDUCTION Where: No 14 Fortescue Lane, Off Lower Mount Pleasant Avenue, Rathmines, Dublin 6 Price: Euro695,000 (was Euro760,000) No 14's rather simple and unassuming cut-stone exterior belies a bright, character-filled home with a contemporary twist. Spread out over 73sq m (785sq ft) accommodation at ground level includes a bright and spacious living/dining room laid in timber with double doors opening out to a south west facing garden.
The kitchen is well designed with ample storage and from here spiral stairs lead to a master bedroom and WC. Also on ground level is a second bedroom cum games room and shower room.
The property comes with off-street parking to the front.
For more details: Felicity Fox, 01-633 4431
CLEVERLY DESIGNED PERIOD TERRACE Where: No 28 Aikenhead Terrace, Stella Gardens, Ringsend, Dublin 4 Price: Euro575,000 This pretty period terrace measures only 60sq m (650sq ft) but for some buyers size matters less in postcodes as enviable as Dublin 4. What this homes lacks in size it certainly makes up for in style and has been cleverly designed to make the most of every inch of space. Of course you could always extend to the rear - subject to planning permission. Accommodation includes a living room laid in solid white oak with an open fireplace, kitchen/dining room, bathroom and two double bedrooms upstairs. No 28 enjoys a convenient location, being within reach of shopping facilities, schools and restaurants at Ringsend and Sandymount village.
For more details: Sherry FitzGerald, 01-237 6300
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