Two homes, one price: A four bed on half an acre in Kinvara or a three-bedroom semi-d in Shankill
It’s best to view this four-bedroom C1-rated house from its rear elevation as only then do you get a sense of all the work that has gone into this half-acre garden. A bolthole for its restaurateur owners, it’s beautifully laid out with glass houses, vegetable patches, a pond and pizza oven. In excellent order, near the seaside village on the Wild Atlantic Way the house has 198sq m of floor space.
Located off Corbawn Lane, with lots of amenities on the doorstep, this three-bedroom 77sq m semidetached house enjoys a corner site, offering room to extend – subject to planning. It had planning to construct a two-storey extension to the side for the property, which is a short walk to the seafront.Look inside: Jim Sheridan’s D4 home where Martin Scorsese, Brad Pitt and Bono hung out, for €2.
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