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Five homes on view this week in Dublin from €235,000
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New to the market in Stoneybatter, Ballinteer, Blackrock, Monkstown and Dublin city centre

Located in the heart of Dublin’s much sought-after Stoneybatter area and within walking distance of Dublin city centre, thisof 66sq m comes for sale in excellent condition.

The property has had its brickwork repointed and has undergone insulation works, giving it a C Ber rating. Features include a cast-iron fireplace in the diningroom/reception and a wood-burning stove in the livingroom. Ber C.This four-bedroom, four-bathroom, end-terrace house of 150sq m has a large side garden with secure vehicular access and sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac.

The property is well located within a short drive of both the M50 motorway, the Luas green-line stop at Balally and Dundrum Town Centre. The accommodation is light-filled, well maintained and distributed over three floors. Ber B.‘All I could think about was getting cocaine’: Mothers share their stories of addictionThis one-bedroom apartment occupies a highly convenient location just off Main Street in Blackrock village and within a five-minute walk of its Dart station.

Located on the first floor of a small block of apartments, the E2 Ber-rated property measures 42sq m and comprises a double bedroom, living/diningroom, kitchen and bathroom. Ber E2.of 55 sq m features a kitchen with breakfast-bar style seating to the front and a livingroom overlooking its patio and the development’s communal garden to the rear. The property is conveniently located, with the Dart at Monkstown and the N11 both nearby.

Ber C. comes for sale in good condition and ready for occupation. The accommodation includes a double bedroom, fully equipped fitted kitchen and a livingroom. Prospective buy-to-let investors will note the absence of a rent cap. Ber C.‘Disappointed and shocked’: Protesters criticise proposed new rules for Irish citizenshipLATEST STORIESAugust was joint-hottest month ever recorded globally, scientists reportOur weekly personal finance digest will provide you with the insight you need to save money and make smart spending decisions

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