Beech Court and St Bridget’s Terrace properties go under the hammer tomorrow

Thu, May 28, 2009

With its new in-house venue at the offices of O’Donnellan & Joyce which will create a tremendous atmosphere for buyers and sellers, O’Donnellan & Joyce is confident that with the unbelievable low reserves on both properties tomorrow’s auctions will provide fantastic value for money for prospective buyers. Going under the hammer tomorrow are two wonderful properties — No 41 Beech Court in Salthill and No 12 St Bridget’s Terrace, which is located between Prospect Hill and Woodquay.

Acting on the instructions of the executors of the estate O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale No 41 Beech Court, an outstanding detached residence situated in a popular, quiet, limited development at Beech Court, Salthill. Beech Court is one of Galway’s leading addresses being located approximately 20 yards off the Salthill Promenade and within easy access of all amenities and services. The development comprises a limited number of detached houses located in a quiet cul-de-sac with a substantial green area facilitating all of the properties.

Fabulous four-bed in Salthill

Thu, May 28, 2009

This substantial two storey detached family home is situated in a cul-de-sac of only 10 detached houses just off Devon Gardens, which in turn is just off Taylor’s Hill and Dr Mannix Road. This is the heart of old Salthill with established schools, sporting facilities, and other services on your doorstep.

A house of true distinction in an unrivalled location

Thu, May 28, 2009

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has been favoured with the instructions of the current owner to offer for sale No 53 Threadneedle Road, Salthill, by public auction on June 26 at 3pm in the company’s auction rooms at Mary Street, Galway. “This one of a kind residence is in an ideal location, close to all required amenities and within only a short walk of Salthill and easy access to the city centre,” said Tony Joyce of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers. “Number 53 Threadneedle Road offers a unique opportunity to acquire a prominent residence with scope to create an impressive family home.”

Stunning Moycullen home has excellent extra family space

Thu, May 28, 2009

This stunning family home offers a little more. It has fantastic extra space inside, super bedrooms, and exceptional day living space. Situated in the village of Moycullen, it enjoys a superior corner site location and private gardens.

City living is now affordable

Thu, May 28, 2009

The Gort na Coiribe development on the Headford Road has always proved an extremely popular complex. Smart, sharp, design with a hint of luxury from its approach has seen its popularity grow over the years.

Cyprus — the island of all seasons

Thu, May 28, 2009

Cyprus has been described as ‘the island of all seasons’ and rightly so. It is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and enjoys 340 days of sunshine per year. Winters are mild and short with temperatures varying from cool along the coast to cold in the Troodos Mountains where there is seasonal skiing.

Landscaped gardens and interior design finishes in Claregalway

Thu, May 28, 2009

This home will certainly compete with the best. Its lush interior and fabulous finishes are outstanding. With splendid private gardens and large decking areas outside, catching almost all of the day’s sunshine, and a truly delightful tone of luxury inside, it will instantly appeal.

Turnkey home in Dunmore

Thu, May 28, 2009

This newly refurbished three bedroom property comes to the market in pristine condition and is ready for immediate occupation.

Enchanting sounds of the river in Rosscahill home

Thu, May 21, 2009

Situated approximately 12 miles from Galway city just off the main Galway/Clifden Road you will find this substantial 3,000sq ft home built on the edge of the river within a secluded country setting. This property is located at Doon West, Rosscahill which is halfway between the villages of both Moycullen and Oughterard, which are each approximately four miles distant.

Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip build on momentum

Thu, May 21, 2009

With its most recent successes in the auction room one of Galway city’s most progressive property groups is set to build on its remarkable momentum over the summer months. Having had some great results recently, city based firm Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip appears to be leading the way when it comes to auction results and is now launching its latest offerings to the market with four diverse types of properties.

The latest of the company’s summer auctions will see four completely different types of property go under the hammer in what director Alan Maxwell promises to be an engaging event. “All the properties which we are promoting will appeal to a range of buyers from across the spectrum. The one thing that the properties have in common is that they are very attractively priced. We have advised our vendors that if they want to sell in this turbulent market then the property they are selling must be priced keenly. Our recent results show this is the case and as long as a property offers good value then it will sell.”

A little bit of Heaven in Kinvara

Thu, May 21, 2009

This impressive, eco friendly, c3,000sq ft home is situated on one acre of land with views of the Burren and Aughinish Bay to the front with a south facing aspect, incorporating beautifully landscaped gardens and with a double garage to the rear. This is a passive type house and comes with a 10 year HomeBond structural guarantee and has a super efficient BER rating of A2, which is more than twice as efficient as the required energy rating for new dwellings.

The home has been built to the highest possible standards, with a structural insulated panel system with its superior insulation values; double glazed Elite 1.1 u-value low-E argon gas filled 28mm sealed units; integrated wood pellet stove; and solar heating technology incorporating whole house filtered ventilation and heat recovery system, which is permanently operating all year 24-7, giving an exceptional level of comfort and air quality and making it one of the most eco efficient homes on the market. Energy efficient kitchen appliances, low energy lighting, and night rate electricity help to conserve energy, keeping electricity costs to a minimum. In the event of an ESB blackout a 20KVA stand-by diesel generator starts automatically and runs quietly in the garden at the back of the garage, out of sight. When the ESB comes on again the generator knocks off automatically.

Drop anchor at this lakeshore retreat

Thu, May 21, 2009

This idyllic family residence or lakeshore retreat is perched on the shores of Lough Corrib over looking Annakeen Bay with jetties and moorings directly onto the water.

Exciting starter home at excellent value

Thu, May 21, 2009

Located in the heart of Barna village, An Creagan is a new O'Malley development of apartments, luxury detached homes, and semidetached and terraced residences. It is a very tasteful estate built with large open green areas, unrivalled quality of finish, and located within a stone’s throw of the amenities of Barna.

Comfort and convenience in Newcastle

Thu, May 21, 2009

This excellent three bedroom end property is in very good condition and located close to NUIG and UHG.

Family home with chalet in Ardrahan

Thu, May 21, 2009

Here is an ideal opportunity to purchase an elegant home of an exceptional standard. Set on a 0.5 acre site, this four bedroom residence has been designed and built with great attention to detail and must be viewed to be appreciated.

The property offers excellent light filled accommodation with bright and airy rooms and has a B1 energy rating. The main property accommodation includes a kitchen/dining area, utility, sitting room, conservatory, four bedrooms, two en suite, with a large walk-in wardrobe and a main bathroom. There are many notable extra features including Hollowcore flooring, a central vacuum cleaning system, electric Velux windows, Ultra Tech front door, timber floors and solid oak doors throughout, and surround sound capabilities installed in the living areas. There are extra accommodation possibilities provided by the detached two bedroom chalet which has a natural slate roof, a condenser boiler, and is fully painted. The floors downstairs and bathroom are fully tiled while the red deal staircase leads to the first floor which has been fitted with timber flooring.

Knocknacarra home is simply outstanding

Thu, May 21, 2009

According to agent Shelagh McGann of Keane Mahoney Smith auctioneers No 23 Caiseal Úr is the best semidetached home she has visited. Super stylish with gorgeous light, it is every inch sumptuous.

Unique home in Kinvara

Thu, May 21, 2009

McInerney auctioneers, Gort are instructed to offer for sale by way of private treaty one a unique and picturesque home. Located at Capacasheen, Normangrove, Kinvara, is this wonderfully charming country home. Originally built c1900 and used as a barn, the property came to life in the seventies when it was totally refurbished into this cosy home with a strong emphasis on traditional stone and timber work throughout.

Constructive opportunity in tough times

Thu, May 21, 2009

Recent times have seen a huge shift in the way we view our finances and more and more yearning first time buyers are finding it difficult to reach their dream home. Saving for a house deposit has become even more pressing in recent months.

With the huge success of rent2purchase.ie for Heuston South Quarter Dublin, JJ Rhatigan & Company offers the Galway market a solution. The company offers potential buyers the opportunity to rent a house in Palace Fields, Tuam, for one, two, or three years, with the option to purchase at any stage. The rent credit is used towards the deposit and purchase of the house. If the renters decide not to purchase, they simply walk away.

Twenty-first century living at 20th century prices

Thu, May 21, 2009

Pairc an Romhanaigh is an exclusive development of 12 high specification energy efficient homes nestling on a beautifully landscaped 6.2 acre site bordered by the River Raford in Kiltullagh village, approximately 15 miles from Galway city.

Major June auction to see three Claddagh properties go under the hammer

Thu, May 14, 2009

On Friday June 12 O’Donnellan & Joyce will offer for sale by public auction two of the best houses and one unique site all located in the Claddagh within a stone’s throw of each other. It is not often that such a selection of wonderful properties comes to the market in the rare and much sought after locations of Beattystown and Frenchville. Auctions for properties in these locations have always proved very successful for O’Donnellan & Joyce and the agents are confident that even in this depressed market the auction on June 12 will be no different.

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