60 homes set to go under the hammer

More than 60 properties will go under the hammer next month in an all-day Summer auction being held by O’Donnellan & Joyce.

Auctioneer Colm O’Donnellan said there will a huge selection of properties on offer.

“This is the best selection I have ever seen to go under the hammer in one day, with a variety of properties suitable for owner occupiers and investors alike,” he said.

Among the properties going under the hammer are:

17 Newcastle Park, Galway. This is an ideal four-bed semi-detached house in an excellent location close to UHG and NUI Galway, and there is an option to convert the playroom into a fifth bedroom. The Advised Minimum Value is €425,000.

17A Newcastle Park. A two-bed bungalow located to the rear of the house, which would be ideal as an investment property or first-time buyer home. The AMV is €100,000.

2 University Park, Newcastle. A large 5/6-bed across the road from UHG and minutes from NUIG. The AMV is €390,000.

22 Sylvan Avenue, Fairlands Park, Newcastle. Four-bed detached property with off-street parking located a fifteen-minute walk to NUIG and UHG. The AMV is €340,000.

16 Rahoon Road, Shantalla, Galway. Four-bed detached property close to the junction with Old Seamus Quirke Road and presented in turnkey condition.  The AMV is €330,000.

41 Moyola Park, Newcastle. A large detached 4-bed house on substantial corner site at the end of a cul de sac. This is an established residential estate near NUIG. The AMV is €300,000.

46 Henry Street, Galway. A 3-bed double fronted detached house in the ‘West end’ of the city centre. The AMV is €275,000.

11 St Bridget’s Place Lower, Woodquay, Galway. An immaculate 3-bed mid-terrace home, just moments from Eyre Square, it boasts original features, high ceilings and a landscaped rear yard.  The AMV is €275,000.

13 Clifton Crescent, Newcastle. 3-bed semi in an estate off the main Newcastle Road, and within moments of NUIG and UHG, as well as being close to Dangan Sportsground. The AMV is €260,000.

For more, read this week’s Connacht Tribune.