For most young people owning a home in Dublin may be nothing more than a distant dream.
With the rising cost of living and exorbitant rents, even saving up for a deposit is a struggle for many. The most recent CSO statistics revealed residential property prices rose by 8.6% in the 12 months to November 2022.
House hunting is stressful at the best of times, nevermind on a tight budget. So we have scoured the internet for five of the best homes we could find on sale for under €300,000 on MyHome.ie.
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Here's a list of three-bedroom homes for sale for under €300,000 in north Dublin:
6 Pairc Na Cuileann, Ballymun - €275,000
The mid-terrace home has been "lovingly refurbished" and has a number of fabulous features like a walk-in wardrobe, a large driveway to fit two cars, and a private garden.
3 Abbotstown House, Abbotstown Avenue, Finglas - €250,000
Another mid-terrace home that boasts central heating, off-street parking, double-glazed, windows, and more. The spacious property is just a short distance away from Finglas Village.
20 Castle Elms, Coolock - €275,000
A lovely family home that is within very easy reach of Coolock village as well as the M1 and M50 motorways. The home is laud over three levels and features a private rear garden.
12 Blakestown Road, Mulhuddart - €265,000
This semi-detached home has a large south-east facing garden making it perfect for a young family with kids. There is also a front garden that is gated with ample space for off-street car parking.
24 Lanesborough Mews, Finglas - €269,950
This bright and spacious apartment has a stunning wraparound balcony overlooking a park with a playground. The apartment boasts an especially large open-plan kitchen/dining/living room.
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