-
Georgian Cottage – Architecturally renovated cottage in Clontarf
This cottage is for all of those enthusiasts who love to combine old cottages with modern light and glass. From the front this is a very traditional looking Georgian city cottage but from the back it is a stunningly modern architecturally designed home.Read more -
Boost the sales potential of your property
Sellers are often very caught for money when trying to sell their property now and are unable to carry out renovations to make it more attractive. Open Architects have come up with a fantastic idea – they will provide before and after 3D images of a property, highlighting possible structural and decorative changes. Owners also receive estimates for the work involved and an outline timeframe from planning to completion. This can then be displayed along with the property as an added inducement to would-be buyers.Read more -
Traditional Irish Cottage for sale at Ladywell, Fethard-on-Sea, Wexford
Ladywell, Fethard-on-sea, Co. Wexford Just a quick post – another lovely cottage for sale in Ladywell, Fethard-on-Sea, Co. Wexford. A beautiful, traditional facade and ornate thatch – it is just not possible to re-create this type of cottage new. It is …Read more -
Cottage Spotting: Traditional Thatched Cottage, Co. Clare
It’s time for a little eye candy for all you cottage enthusiasts out there, I came across this beautiful Thatched cottage for sale in Lissycasey, Co. Clare this week. It ticks all the right boxes with its neat thatch, half door, sliding sash windows, barge and rough render – and that is only on the outside!Read more -
Buying an Irish Cottage – Part II
This is Part II of this article – for Part I see – Buying an Irish Cottage – Part I The Offer Snowy Cottage, Co. Kerry – Jan 2010 Most properties advertised have a guide price, an indication of its worth as estimated by the Auctioneer. However, rec …Read more -
Buying an Irish Cottage – Part I
The process of buying any property in Ireland is a daunting experience – never mind the added stress of buying a cottage which will most likely have inherent structural issues. For people buying in the Irish market for the first time, the process can be very confusing and frustrating. This article will give you an overview of the process.Read more