Large selection of properties in city to go under hammer

O’Donnellan & Joyce have a large selection of Galway City properties set to go under the hammer next week.

Auction co-ordinator Anne Harding told Tribune Property that there are a number of very special properties on offer at exceptional value. 

 No. 169 Dun na Coiribe on the Headford Road is a substantial detached residence built by O’Malley Construction.

It is a spacious four-bed home with en suite off the master bedroom. In mint condition, the property overlooks a large green area to provide the ultimate city living, being within walking distance of the city centre with every facility at your doorstep. 

The Advised Minimum Value is €220,000. Open viewings take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 12.30pm to 1.30pm.

 No. 14 Hybrasil Court on Circular Road, Galway, is an attractive detached residence on a large site. The development comprises just 14 houses located just off Circular Road, which would be regarded as one of Galway City’s most sought-after addresses. The property, which is in need of modernisation and redecoration, contains four large bedrooms.

The AMV is €150,000. Open viewings wake place on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2pm to 3pm.

 No. 9 St Johns Terrace, off Henry Street, is in an area which has become very popular with first-time buyers and investors alike due to their convenience situated in the very heart of the city centre and within walking distance of NUI Galway and University Hospital.

There are four bedrooms, and although it is well-maintained, it is in need of a certain amount of modernisation. 

The AMV is €130,000. Open viewings take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11am to midday.

 No. 25 Ballybrit Court in Ballybrit is a semi-detached residence and could provide an impressive investment property. 

Situated adjacent to Galway’s major industrial centre, the property is currently divided into two substantial apartments, each comprising four bedroom. There is a large attic area which is suitable for further conversion.

The AMV is €100,000. Open viewings take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11am to midday.

For more, read this week’s Connacht Tribune.