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Built by a wealthy Danish family in the 1990s, Little Hay, Marianne's Cottage and the Garden Cottage are exactly the homes we’d buy, as soon as we win the lottery.
With a forest to your back and sprawling fields out in front, this traditional Irish thatched cottage is perfect for those wishing to get away from it all.
Are you fed up with watching the endless attack on immigrants? On seeing the Supreme Court move us backward? Of watching a President tear apart alliances the US has relied on for decades? You can escape.
As well as excellent views of the surrounding Co. Down countryside, this stunning four-bedroom thatched cottage also has an amazing indoor heated swimming pool. All our dreams have really come true!
From the curved medieval dining room and feature round tower to the rooms awash with plants and flowers, this thatched cottage for sale in Co. Offaly anything but ordinary.
Looking for (or just daydreaming about) some affordable property in Ireland? This bungalow straight out of a fairytale in Ballinasloe, Co. Galway is $53K.
Could this be the cheapest property bargain currently for sale in Ireland? It may need a complete renovation but it would certainly be a cheap holiday home.
Thinking about moving to Ireland? Dingle town, in County Kerry is a jewel in Ireland’s crown. A colorful, busy, welcoming town in an area described as “the most beautiful place on earth”.
It may take a little bit of elbow grease but this Irish cottage for sale in Westport, Co. Mayo, could be your fairytale home one day, on sale for just $166k.
Who says you need to be a millionaire to own property in Ireland? With some time, love, and renovation, this two-bedroom stone cottage fixer-upper in County Galway could be the year-round home or country getaway of your dreams.
Thinking about moving to Ireland? Cork City is the second largest city in the Republic and known as the food capital of Ireland. It’s also an important educational center and close to some of the most beautiful regions of the country.
