Search Results for 'John Quinn'

John Quinn has received instructions to offer for sale a magnificent detached residence situated opposite GMIT on the Ballybane Road. This property is in excellent condition and has been described by John Quinn as a prime residential property, less than five minutes from the city centre and adjacent to Merlin Park Hospital, industrial estates, and GMIT.

John Quinn is currently offering a detached property known as The Connaught on the Barna Road overlooking Rusheen Bay, located just after the junction at Salthill/Knocknacarra. The property, which offers everything and more as a first class B&B or as a family home, enjoys a wonderful abundance of space and comfort within.

John Quinn is offering No 32 Ballybrit Heights, Ballybrit, a detached three bedroom bungalow situated in a popular residential area. The property is less than 10 minutes from the city centre and is in very good decorative order, with gas heating and a solid fuel stove in the kitchen/dining room.

John Quinn has just received instructions to offer for sale No 55 Manor Court, Knocknacarra, a lovely three bedroom semidetached residence with an adjoining study/playroom.

John Quinn has received instructions to offer for sale No 45 Tara Grove, a four bedroom semidetached residence situated in a nice quiet cul-de-sac with lovely, private rear gardens.

John Quinn is currently offering Castle View, a lovely property adjacent to Annaghdown Pier. This home is beautifully appointed on the shores of Lough Corrib beside the local school and within walking distance of the local church. 

John Quinn is currently selling No 55 Woodfield on the Cappagh Road. This home, which is in walk-in condition, is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac within easy walking distance of Silver Strand, Barna Woods, Cappagh Park, local schools, shops, and church, and it enjoys easy access to Salthill and the city centre.

A lovely three bed detached bungalow built in the 1970s has become available with John Quinn auctioneers. The house is located just off the Moycullen road at Clooniffe, and is situated on a lovely mature site.

In 1960 Mary Hanley forced open the wedged shut door of the cottage at Thoor Ballylee. She walked into the large damp room. For 12 productive and happy summers, the cottage and its adjoining Norman tower had been the home of WB Yeats , his wife George Hyde Lees, and their two children Anne and Michael. Now, however, the floor was covered with manure. For years it had been used as a cow barn. Pulling aside stones that had blocked exits to keep the cattle enclosed, Mary walked into the dining room, with its magnificent enlarged window overlooking the Streamstown river as it races under the four-arched bridge.

John Quinn has received instructions to offer for sale No 228 Ros Caoin, a four bed detached property situated in a very popular residential area.