It has the bones of a good house but the current owners have ruined it decor wise. Clashing colours, clashing wallpaper - it's just awful. It's down to the owners taste though. It could be made nice with a bit of work
I had to give up halfway through the photos, It's all so busy!
Dublin prices….😁
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Everything is too much. But it's awful too.
Sometimes you can have maximalist decor but there's usually just one style period with an over abundance of colour and prints and it can be too much but on some level it can work.
This is just bad. Bad decoration, bad furniture, even the joinery looks wrong, a monkeys tail period style balustrade paired with modern doors in a dated light oak. But exterior windows and doors all in a dark oak/mahogany. All the woodwork painted or stripped and stained would make a world of difference.
I'd say they'll take that with them to their next conquest.
There's a small little cannon ornament in one of the living rooms too, must be a military fan.
Yeah, clearly that's meant to be €1750 a month, though that's still ridiculous for a tiny 1-bedroom "house" deep in the suburbs that clearly started out as some sort of wonky granny extension.
Not sure if this has been posted.
175k a month rent. For a one bed apartment. I think someone missed a decimal point.
1a Slievebloom Park, Dublin 12, Inchicore, Dublin 8 is for rent on Daft.ie
Every room is too 'busy', trying too hard.
I feel exhausted just looking at them.
does the cannon under the stairs come with the house?
This house caught my eye because when it was on the market a decade ago we went to view it. It was never advertised as such but obvious on viewing in person that it was a repossession or a forced sale. It was selling for the knockdown price of about €360k and on the price register it's actually listed as sold for €320k in 2015. It was like a house that was never lived in, but the owners had got to the point of building and finishing 80% of it, the kitchen was in and most of the bathrooms but there was a few unfinished rooms and no landscaping.
The main thing we remember is that it had a really bad feel, a very bad aura. I'm really not that type of person, or my other half but we both felt it! We passed on it, even though it was a fantastic opportunity as there was lots of land and space and privacy, but only 5 mins to the town. The feeling was inescapable.
Fast forward 10 years and the current owners have gone to town on mismatched wallpaper/carpets/rugs combined with a mix of antique wooden occasional furniture paired with modern reclining sofas and modern coffee tables with throws on everything. Vertical office blinds on the windows and what looks like a bizarre fish wallpaper paired with a very dated bathroom tile and is it planets hanging from the ceiling in pic 24? There's that much going on I actually don't know if my eyes are working properly anymore.
Oh, and a slight price increase from 2015.
https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/house-keeverstown-lodge-grangebellew-drogheda-co-louth/6149217
So what happens when you're chilling in the Chill Out Zone and your spouse/partner/housemate/child comes by, puts the ladder back on its hook by the fireplace, and then fecks off for the day?
A lot of irritating grammar and spelling errors in the description including this gem - huge emphasis not to loose its character with no expense spared and brought to a 5 Star
Aargh.
I missed that bit 😂
Clearly re-using the AirBnB photos - Maradona died the best part of 5 years ago!
A 17th century Bavarian lodge…in Leitrim! This is quaint and cosy, very unusual. Bit pricey for me 😄
https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-lakeland-lodge-edenville-kinlough-co-leitrim/6158192
oh yes
Who owns the camera on the roof that will be watching you every time you walk by it on your out door space.
https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/cottage-refurbishment-opportunity-on-pucks-castle-lane-rathmichael-dublin-18/4668499
Very strange way of listing - describing it as a cottage refurbishment for €1.35m and not mentioning the 13.74 acres that is actually driving the price in the leading title. It's development land, why not call it what it is.
yes makes the price of the bray one look mental actually. nice location right beside the hotel and killiney hill, coffee shop around the corner, 10 min to whiterock beach, handy walk down to dalkey (and a hike back up 😀)
2 of them for the price of the one from Bray yesterday. I know where my money would be going, well my fantasy money 😀
That Killiney penthouse is lovely actually, bit of decorating and you would have a great value home
Nice spacious apartment with decent out door space, well priced against an equivalent sized house in the area, would feel huge too being on one floor,
11k a year mgt fee is a stinger tho
https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/penthouse-4-killiney-hill-park-killiney-hill-road-killiney-co-dublin/4935373
The Dover house is beautiful! Interior decor wouldn't be my cup of tea.
If only they built it on some rollers.
Apparently it's between 22 and 32cm per year now.
And the white house in the background, that seems to be about 15m or so from the edge
But surely it gets cheaper as each room is declared uninhabitable 🤣
You would have to be absolutely mad to buy that place. The cliffs are apparently eroding at about 20cm a year - and you can see the fallen chunks of cliff at the foot of them. The house appears to be about 30m from the cliff so you might get 10-15 years out of the house if you are very lucky, you would not stay in the house as the erosion got within 10m or so, so it could be a lot less. Over a million for the pleasure of watching your garden fall into the sea?
Fancy living on the White Cliff's of Dover for how ever long it would last for £1,250,00.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/159727808#/?channel=RES_BUY
I was just thinking the exact same thing! If you buy it, can we be friends and I'll visit you
for the Airshow! :-)
Fantastic views and a huge balcony / terrace and all but realistically how often would you be able to sit out there enjoying it and using it to its full potential? A few months each year at best i'd say. This strikes me as a multi-millionaires seaside getaway and not a proper home home you would use full time.
Its an obscene amount of money for a 4 bed apartment in Wicklow. What a mad little country this is.
