House hunting in Dublin can be insanely stressful, especially if you're on a tight budget.
With the rising cost of living and exorbitant rent, even saving up for a deposit can be a struggle. Stats from the CSO revealed that the average house price in Ireland was €359,000 last year.
We found some lovely apartments and houses in north Dublin that are currently on the market for less than €300,000. These properties are being sold under private treaty so offers can be withdrawn without penalty up until contracts are signed.
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The following properties on Auctioneera.ie would be eligible for the Local Authority Home Loan that has a limit in Dublin of €360,000. A single applicant can have an annual gross income of not more than €70,000 (gross) and joint applicants (a couple) can have an annual gross income of not more than €85,000 (gross).
This loan is applicable for second-hand homes (and new homes) unlike other schemes. Here is a full list of five of the best homes up for sale by private treaty in north Dublin. Please note that the prices listed are guide prices.
Apartment 68, Orchard Way, Greenwood, Donaghmede - €175,000
This one-bedroom Donaghmede apartment has a bright and cosy feel. The living room features an electric fireplace to beat the cold winters.
Apartment 9, 70 Main Street, Clongriffin - €265,000
A bright and spacious two-bedroom apartment that has so much to offer. The apartment comes with a south-west facing balcony which receives plenty of natural light and overlooks Father Collins Park.
Apartment 93, Marlborough Court, Dublin City Centre - €240,000
This adorable one-bedroom apartment is located in the heart of Dublin with a dual-aspect living room that offers views of St Mary's Cathedral and The Wishing Hand. The property consists of a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.
31 Castleland Park View, Parkview, Balbriggan - €280,000
This gorgeous two-bedroom end-of-terrace home has a spacious living/kitchen area, an ensuite in one of the bedrooms, and a bathroom. The two double bedrooms are spacious and have excellent storage in the form of built-in wardrobes.
The property is leased to the Fingal County Council via a long-term leasing agreement. The lease commenced in October 2014 for a term of 20 years.
12 Martello Rise, Balbriggan - €205,000
This delightful two-bedroom mid-terrace home has some fabulous features including a spacious attic that can be transformed into a third bedroom. There is a low-maintenance garden in the back with a shed and gate access to the car park.
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