DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is well into its marketing campaign for the first of the company’s autumn auctions which will take place on September 27.
As usual, the city based agent has properties which will interest all types of buyers and for those looking to acquire a family home in a stunning location, which they can put their own stamp on, the search could be over. Located in Corcullen between Bushypark and Moycullen and comprising 1,850sq ft of living space, this spacious split-level bungalow is one of the offerings which has already had large numbers turning up at the open viewings. On a site of almost 1.27 acres of mature front and rear lawns, the house comes to the market with the benefit of unrivalled views over Lough Corrib and the surrounding countryside. While the property is located on a secluded residential road and is almost totally hidden from passers-by, its elevated position to the rear of the site affords the house bright living space throughout. Although the house is in need of some modernisation, its large footprint will ensure that there is plenty of scope to develop without having to go to huge expense in doing so.
Within 10 minutes’ drive of the city centre, Corcullen is renowned for its many fine detached residences and has long been one of the most sought after locations on the outskirts of Galway city. All amenities are close at hand and commuters will find it hard to get a property that has so much going for it, this close to all amenities and the city centre.
Being offered to the market with an attractive guide price of €200,000, the agent is encouraging potential buyers to attend the open viewings and take it all in. “We have nine lots in our upcoming auction and there is certainly something for everyone,” said James Heaslip, who is handling all enquires. “However the Corcullen property really stands out for me. It has so much potential, the views are just wonderful and the site layout and scope for further expansion is massive. The guide price is really attractive and I’ve been telling anyone who’s been looking for a family home, one that will see them out, to go and view it.”
The Corcullen house is one of nine lots in the upcoming DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard auction. The auction will take place in the Radisson Blu Hotel in Galway at 3pm on Friday September 27.
Full particulars are available from dnggalway.ie or by contacting any of the auction team at 091 565261.
