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Modern A-rated home with spectacular sea views in Sutton (opens the original)
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The oversized balcony at the front of La Cala on Sutton Strand was the perfect vantage point from which to witness the solar eclipse this summer. Few outdoor terraces could accommodate a crowd, but on that evening the owner invited friends and family to experience the event together. The balcony is not just for special occasions. The owner loves that every morning brings a different view, while the sunsets in the evenings never get old. âThe seal sanctuary is just across the way at Bull Island
A new home in older age: What are the benefits of downsizing to a new development? (opens the original)
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After decades of putting down roots, accumulating possessions and raising children, leaving the family home can be a difficult decision. Knowing that downsizing may be a practical move does not make it any less emotional. For a growing number of homeowners, however, the move is becoming less about giving something up and more about choosing a home that better fits the way they live now. An older, larger house can come with significant heating bills, as well as the ongoing burden of maintenance.
What will â¬375,000 buy in Greece, South Africa, Italy, Portugal and Wexford? (opens the original)
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This traditional farmhouse in Monamolin, Rathnure in Co Wexford is beneath the foothills of the Blackstairs Mountains and 12km from Enniscorthy. It is being offered as two separate lots with Lot 1 including the main residence on two acres for â¬375,000, while Lot 2 comprises 44 acres of good quality agricultural land, with a price upon application. The 120sq m house has three bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen and bathroom. Itâs in decent condition but, with an F energy rating, will requi
Blackrock mews home with scope to extend offers privacy behind the bustle (opens the original)
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There is a curious quality to the mews properties tucked behind Prince Edward Terrace in Blackrock, Co Dublin. Built at the end of the back gardens of the adjacent Victorian and Georgian houses, they are largely hidden from view, yet collectively form a new street, facing the houses on Brookfield Terrace, which date from the early 1900s. Orchard Mews at 1A Brookfield Avenue is one of these properties. Built in 2008, its current owners bought the house in 2012 and have extensively renovated it si
What will â¬450,000 buy in Norway, Italy, Germany, France and Co Clare? (opens the original)
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This four-bedroom home was built in 2000 in a traditional Irish-cottage style. It is located in Caher, about 10 minutes from Crusheen village, and has a floor area of 185sq m (1,991sq ft). It features an open-plan kitchen/dining/livingroom with exposed oak beams and Liscannor stone floor. There is a gallery landing with space for a home office, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The house is on a large site with mature trees, landscaped lawns and a detached garage. Built in 1902, this holiday cabi
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