Property

When the owners of a house in Glenageary saw it in the summer of 1975 “it was love at first sight”. It cost €16,000 – expensive at the time – and need(...)

It’s clear from the smart exterior of 6 Grotto Place – the new, grey windows and door, sparkling white paintwork and gravelled drive-in – that conside(...)

It comes as no surprise to hear that The Manor, an imposing country house at the end of a winding driveway off a country road 10km outside Blessington(...)

There was so little pressure on land in the 1930s in what were Dublin’s suburbs that when John Kenny, one of the busiest builders of his day, bought a(...)

Swedish student accommodation provider Prime Living looks set to make a significant return on its investment in a 1.8 acre site at the junction of Bla(...)

With prime headline rents in Dublin’s north city suburbs standing at €20.99 per sq ft (€226 per sq m), prospective occupiers may be interested in the (...)

It is time for people who live in Dublin to look beyond semi-detached homes as the ideal housing option, a leading Irish architect said. Speaking in (...)

What’s so good about it? Cabra is a well-established neighbourhood. In the 1940s, Dublin Corporation created hundreds of homes in the area between th(...)

Many accidental landlords who bought apartments at boom-time prices, white-knuckling it through 10 years of negative equity, are now coming up for air(...)

The six houses on Dartmouth Road in Ranelagh, and six identical houses on Leeson Park, were designed by architect Joseph Maguire in 1870. These proper(...)