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The minute you turn into Devon Park you immediately see why so many people would love to call this home. Ardeen, No 46 Devon Park, Salthill, is just a stroll from the Promenade and set in a mature, welcoming community. Residential developments like Devon Park are a thing of the past, built when large gardens and spacious living accommodation were not an additional extra. This attractive home is a rare find, full of original character and charm with a very large sun filled back garden.

Salthill's "treasured public space" is in need of an overhaul, according to Cllr Clodagh Higgins, who is calling on the city council to undertake enhancements, and replace footpaths and planters,

A substantial detached family home built in 2004 and finished to a very high standard, No 27 Dr Mannix Road is in one of Salthill’s most sought-after locations, serviced with array of schools, amenities, public transport, and just a five minute walk from The Promenade.

Matches continue to arrive thick and fast for Salthill Devon, who are away to Liffey Wanderers in the first round of the FAI Cup on Sunday.

A modern architecturally designed detached home in a prime Salthill location, this A-rated energy efficient home was built in 2017 and incorporates all the advancements in building technology. The residence occupies a deceptively large site with off street parking to front, and two side accesses to the large south facing rear garden. Triple glazed windows, air to water heat pump heating system, floor to ceiling windows, and a south facing rear garden are among its many features.

Salthill Devon advanced to the quarter-final stage of the FAI Junior Cup following a dramatic penalty shootout success over Fairview Rangers in Limerick on Sunday.

The game of soccer in Salthill really began with Christy Gilbert. He formed a club in the early 1940s called Salthill Crusaders and they played for several years with some success. Some of the players associated with the club were Harry Lupton, Donal Murray, Frank Lydon, Arthur Stephens, Brendan Collins, Tommy Stephens, Billy and Leo Shaw, and Donie Kelleher.

No 3 Whitestrand Avenue is a substantial five bed semidetached home with the benefit of a two bed apartment to the side and a large private rear garden. Originally built in 1964, this home was extended and modernized over the years to accommodate a growing family. The apartment was built in 2001, while an extension to the rear of the home was built in 2016.

This excellent semidetached family home is in one of the most sought after developments in Salthill and Galway. No 129 Dun na Carraige is a well fitted and cared for home occupying a prominent corner position with a private mature rear garden. Dun na Carraige was developed by O’Malley Construction circa 1999/2000. It comprises a mix of detached, semidetached, and terraced houses and apartment buildings. Its location in Salthill within a few hundred metres of Blackrock diving tower and the Promenade makes it a highly sought after development.

Winterwood is a substantial family residence with a gated private entrance, facing Grattan Beach and Galway Bay, in a prime location on the city side of Salthill Village in a mature sought after area.