Co Meath: €1.6m:Moyfenn House at Summerhill in Co Meath is an attractive modern country house on six acres. It's for sale by private treaty through Coonan Real Estate Alliance and has an asking price of €1.6m.
Located just outside Summerhill, the house is designed with family living in mind with 279sq m (3,000sq ft). There are four bedrooms, two formal reception rooms and a sun room. A mews house provides self-contained living accommodation with two bedrooms. The period-style house has a Georgian-inspired interior with high ceilings and marble tiles and cornicing. Outside are two stables and formal gardens.
Dundrum: €600,000This 1980s two-bedroom house in a small development close to Dundrum town centre may not be the most glamorous property in the neighbourhood but it is very well located for the shops and the Luas. For sale by private treaty through Sherry FitzGerald at €600,000, number 9 Willow Gate, off Beechlawn, Dublin 16, has 71sq m (765sq ft) of living space, including a 21ft long kitchen cum diningroom, and a bright livingroom to the front of the house. There is off-street parking to the side, where a gate leads through to a sheltered back garden with a wide patio and a 30ft stretch of lawn.
Dun Laoghaire: €1.75mLisney is asking €1.75 million for a large and attractive villa-style house called Laurelville at Tivoli Road in Dun Laoghaire, just a few streets away from the centre of the town. The 241sq m (2,600sq ft) house has a flexible layout with four bedrooms and four reception rooms. With its double bay windows and high ceilings, it's a big light-filled house that catches the evening sun on its front steps. There is lots of period detail such as ornate cornicework and fireplaces, as well as modern conveniences such as off-street parking - a must in this busy neighbourhood.
Foxrock: €1.05m A Sorohan-built three-bedroom house at 34 Tudor Lawn in Foxrock, Dublin 18, is on the market at €1.05m through Savills HOK. The beautifully remodelled house is laid out over 139sq m (1,500sq ft) and has three bedrooms, a formal living room, large kitchen and converted attic. Fit-out is classy with solid oak flooring throughout and high-quality fittings. The open-plan kitchen/dining is the main attraction with smart units and a light-filled living area. Foxrock village, Stillorgan and Blackrock are in striking distance. There is parking to the front and attractive rear garden laid out in beds and flagstone.
Clonskeagh: €1.75mLisney is seeking offers over €1.75 million for a Crampton-built four-bedroom redbrick on Whitethorn Road in Clonskeagh, Dublin 14. While these are not big houses, they're seen as solid investments with the advantage of being within easy reach of the city centre, Belfield and Ashton's pub. Number 31 is owned by an estate agent and has been refurbished though there is still scope to extend. It has interconnecting reception rooms with original oak floor, a long eat-in kitchen with access to the 70ft garden. Upstairs the three double and one single bedroom share a smart bathroom.
