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Recommendation for property purchase in Mallow

phater phagan · 2016-08-11 09:18:47

I'm retiring in a few months and interested in buying a house in Mallow - would appreciate any advice about a nice, quiet area to live. A 2 or 3 bedroom bungalow would be ideal. Cheers.

11-08-2016 9:18am

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I'm retiring in a few months and interested in buying a house in Mallow - would appreciate any advice about a nice, quiet area to live. A 2 or 3 bedroom bungalow would be ideal. Cheers.

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Properties are scarce and depends what you want. Quiet but in town or quiet and miles out. Old bungalow or modern?

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#3 12-08-2016 9:45am

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TheDriver wrote: »

Properties are scarce and depends what you want. Quiet but in town or quiet and miles out. Old bungalow or modern?

Hi Driver, I'd like to be close enough to the train station. I have family in Dublin, and use the train quite often to visit them. A ber of c3 or less is what ideally what I want.

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