New to the Market

Big sash windows look over the harbour and out to Dublin Bay and Howth

37.5-acre North Dublin holding comes for sale zoned in its entirety for residential development

House has been upgraded with a light-filled living space that extends into the south-facing back garden

Refurbished four-bedroom redbrick terrace with cool features such as a glass-walled office and a freestanding bath in the main bedroom

Five-bedroom home with substantial garden, just minutes from the city centre

Inniscarra sits on a fifth of an acre and boasts long front and back gardens synonymous with developer of sought-after south Dublin homes

Look inside: This Victorian pile on Marino Avenue East in Killiney extends to 393sq m (4,230sq ft) and has been refurbished to an exacting standard, as the owner went right back to the shell of this impressive pile after she bought the house in 2018. The owner spent almost three years and significant sums to restore the property after falling for the “breathtaking sea views, proportions of the rooms and the practicality of the house”. A pretty one-bedroom cottage, also refurbished, is included in the sale.

Pembrokestown House estate is on 11 acres and encompasses three residences

Rooms freshly painted and redecorated at elegant Victorian five-bed on Windsor Road

One price, home and away: A fixer-upper near Easky, a studio apartment in Paris, a townhouse in Corfu, a fisherman’s house in Cudillero, or a Caribbean home near the beach

Four-storey townhouse is the final new house available at The Terrace

Amy and Eoin Martin’s modern home ‘bursting with personality’ chosen from seven finalists

Lucy Downes, known for her luxury cashmere label, has imbued her two-bed Victorian with personality

Springmount House has five bedrooms and sits just north of the popular Co Wicklow village

Harold's Cross redbrick offers lots of space and period details on sought-after road in Dublin 6W

When it was last for sale in 2003, 18 Burlington Road in Dublin 4 was described in The Irish Times as having “a surprisingly modern interior”. Flooring on the ground floor was described as having “modern oak boards”. Today, oak is one of the most popular floor covering choices, and here the floor boards have developed a lovely patina since 2003, when the house was then expected to make in excess of €2.3 million. It's now on the market at €2.75 million.

Three- to four-bedroom property with period features and on-street parking

Billy Doherty’s A-rated four-bed home on 1.7 acres on Ards peninsula

More than 50 new homes come to market at B&C Building Contractors' scheme on the Enniskerry Road

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