Where to buy

HoppingTom

I recently moved back to Dublin having left during the last crash for employment.

I have two young boys below 3 and looking at areas to buy a family home.

I work in the city 4 days a week off the green.

I have no allegiances to anywhere in Dublin to purchase. Currently renting by St Annes Park.

Budget is €1m with no chain, can you please let me know where you would consider.

I have considered Malahide, but there is very little on the market there currently.

My preference would be to be near green spaces therefore not too central in the city.

Fully aware the market is extremely tight, but with a young family I would prefer to buy and we are fortunate enough to do that after alot of work.

herbalplants

You do have a healthy budget and no chain so you will have plenty of options.

Around Howth road there have been few options recently. And of course Sutton or Howth. There are few options in your budget.

Malahide I find it a bit of a mix bag, overpopulated recently.

o1s1n

I'm a big fan of D7. Right beside the Phoenix Park, you'd get a lovely house for a million quid in Stoneybatter.

Hontou

Stay where you are around St. Annes Park in Clontarf, Raheny or Killester. Near the park, the sea promenade, Bull Island and only a few KMs from town. Good schools that are non fee paying too for your children. You are lucky to have a budget that will buy a home in these areas.

herbalplants

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122097062#Comment_122097062

I wouldn't say there is any house worth a million in Stoneybatter, the place is full of poky small houses.

C3PO

Shankill would be my choice with a young family!

Ezeoul

If you work off the Green, I'd look for something along the Luas line.

pleh

How about Griffith ave Drumcondra , here's one https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-144-griffith-avenue-drumcondra-dublin-9/5670690

thereiver

there are 2 large houses for sale in stoneybatter right now.yes most of the houses are small

whatever.

Sandymount

Alternatively just follow the Dart line south

Stay away from the North Side

Buddy Bubs

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122099068#Comment_122099068

Did you enjoy the Leinster match yesterday !

I'm not from Dublin but I do live in Dublin, some lovely places on Northside, Clontarf, Sutton, Howth

suvigirl

Either stay around where you are now, which is lovely, or maybe around castleknock?

easy access to work, you can cycle quickly through the Phoenix park. Also, plenty of green areas and parks and good schools.

o1s1n

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122097547#Comment_122097547

Have you not seen all the big houses on Manor street? There was a gorgeous one for sale recently on the corner where Kerala Kitchen is. Think it was up for 900k.

Most are two up two down or cottages but you could certainly get a lovely big house if you had the money. Some of those houses also have absolutely massive gardens.

I wouldn't say no to this myself

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/48-aughrim-street-stoneybatter-dublin-7/4713617

herbalplants

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122099609#Comment_122099609

Sorry I must have missed that. Having a massive garden near the city is great.

Kurooi

I'd be thinking Cabinteely

Dante

Malahide would be my choice personally, I would have thought there would be more choice at that price range.

Other options like Clontarf, Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire, Howth, Monkstown.