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Galway Advertiser

November 17 2005

THE HOME PAGES One last chance
One of the last city centre properties to be auctioned this year will be 36 Forster Street just off Eyre Square in an auction conducted by Don Colleran of Colleran auctioneers. This four bedroom terraced house is literally within a one minute walk of Eyre Square in an area of the city which has seen tens of millions of euro invested in the last number of years with the new Radisson and Fairgreen Hotel, new commercial units which include Habitat, new tourist office, and offices and the new City Bus terminal on which work has commenced this week. Currently owner occupied Forster Street is in excellent condition throughout having been totally renovated by its owners to include a new roof, re-wiring, double glazing, and installation of gas central heating. Ground floor accommodation comprises sitting room with original cast iron fireplace, spacious kitchen/dining room with gas fire, utility, and one ground floor en suite bedroom. The first floor has two additional bedrooms and a beautiful tiled bathroom. There is a computer room, children's study with a stairs to a converted attic currently used as a fourth children's bedroom. Due to its location Forster Street is already proving of great interest to investors as it is likely to result in a better investment than an apartment, as it offers far greater potential for further development similar to many properties in this area. New to the market, the auction is only three weeks away so immediate viewing is recommended. The auction will take place on Thursday December 8 at 3pm in the Victoria Hotel Eyre Square, for further details contact Colleran auctioneers (091) 562293.

The Galway Advertiser's definitive guide to Galway's residential, commercial and industrial property scene / Compiled by Julie Tierney / e-mail: propertynews@galwayadvertiser.ie

36 Forster Street.

Privacy guaranteed in Raha
It is difficult to find a more beautiful setting than the one occupied by this home in Raha which enjoys one of the best views in county Galway. Built on an elevated one acre site with mature landscaped gardens, the site is bordered by mature trees to the front, superb views over Lough Corrib to the back, and mountain views to the side; privacy is absolutely guaranteed. The house itself provides quality accommodation. Steps lead from the reception area down to the library which features a solid fuel stove and spiral cast iron stairs leading up to the bookshelves. The dining room features solid mahogany flooring and patio doors, The attractive living room features seven windows all maximising the views over Lough Corrib, solid mahogany floors, and a cast iron open fire with timber surround. The kitchen features a solid fuel Stanley range, solid teak kitchen units, integrated cooker hob, oven/grill, fridge freezer, and dishwasher. A door leads from the main bathroom into bedroom three which is a double room with builtin wardrobes and carpet flooring. Bedroom two is also a double room with an en suite. The garage was converted into the main bedroom (en suite) and spans the entire width of the house. The accommodation is complete with a hot press with ample storage space and immersion. Outside, the garage features electric heating, hot and cold water, electric sockets, light fittings, and a floored attic ideal for extra storage space. A carport also features electrical power and ample storage space. The gardens are well maintained with a fountain to the front of the house and a rockery at the back with plenty of outdoor lighting. Price region: 495,000. Full details and viewing with Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh (091) 569123.

Sky's the limit at Clybaun Heights
Clybaun Heights in Knocknacarra is a sought after residential development in the heart of Knocknacarra. Situated in a private cul-de-sac within the development is No 71, a wonderful five bedroom detached residence which has been beautifully maintained with double glazed windows and ofch. Entering the residence you are immediately struck by the warm welcoming atmosphere. The first room you encounter is the spacious living room with feature fireplace and bay window overlooking the front garden. No 71 has the advantage of both a second reception room and lounge, either of which could be used as a study or perhaps a playroom. The open plan kitchen/dining room has been designed with family living in mind with ample storage, workspace, and integrated appliances. Adjoining the kitchen is the utility. A guest wc completes the accommodation downstairs. Moving upstairs there are five spacious bedrooms (master en suite) and a family bathroom. Externally there is a tarmac driveway bordered by a lawn and mature shrubs to front with two side gates which lead to the attractive mature rear garden. This residence is the ideal home as it meets all the requirements of a family home in this prestigious sought after location. Full details and viewing with Keane Mahony Smith (091) 563744.

71 Clybaun Heights, Knocknacarra.

Base in the Bens
A three bedroom cottage on 0.4 acre kitchen, three bedrooms, shower of land in Currywongange is room, and a bathroom. There is also an outbuilding, currently on the market. Currywongange is nestled which serves as a chalet at present. between the Twelve Bens and the This has a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and a Atlantic in one of the most bedroom, area. This spectacularly scenic areas of workshop/storage Connemara. It borders the Kylemore building could be upgraded to Abbey estate and Letterfrack is only provide a better standard of a mile and a half away. As for beaches you are spoilt for choice with Glassilaun, Renvyle, Lettergesh, and many others all on the doorstep. The town of Clifden with all its amenities, is only a short drive away. Very few houses come on the market in this area and the planning restrictions rule out the possibility of building for outsiders. The structure of this property is sound but some refurbishment and modernisation is needed. Accommodation comprises entrance Currywongange, Connemara. hall, living room, kitchen, back accommodation. The property is scheduled for auction on Friday December 2 at the Great Southern Hotel, Galway at 3:30pm. For further information contact Frank Conroy auctioneers on (091) 552503 or 087 2231935.

Raha, Oughterard, Co Galway.

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