Selection of large family homes among lots to go under the hammer at all-day sale

O’Donnellan & Joyce are busy with final viewings and enquiries for their final auction of 2016 with over 40 properties going under the hammer in their ‘Wild Atlantic Way’ Christmas Auction next Friday week.

According to Colm O’Donnellan, the auction is offering an excellent selection of properties for first time buyers and home owners.

“Investors are especially interested in the selection of commercial properties listed for sale as they are also very keenly priced.

“We are expecting strong attendance at the auction as interest in purchasing Galway properties has not waivered, even in the lead-in to the festive season,” said Mr O’Donnellan.

Among the properties going under the hammer are:

‘Beach House’, Kilmurvey, Inis Mór. Dragons’ Den businessman Barry O’Sullivan is selling a dream home on the Aran Islands and donating the proceeds to two charities, Focus Ireland and COPE Galway. The Advised Minimum Value is €300,000.

1 Whitestrand Avenue, Salthill. A five-bed semi-detached house with adjoining two-bed apartment within strolling distance of Galway city centre and the Salthill Promenade. The AMV is €360,000. Open viewings Wednesdays and Saturdays 9.45am to 10.45am.

47 Thornberry, Barna. A modern two-bed end-of-terrace townhouse just minutes’ walk from Barna village. The AMV is €270,000. Open viewings Wednesdays and Satudays 2pm to 3pm.

Fortlands Meadows, Loughrea. A block of 4 one-bed apartments being sold as one lot. There are two apartments on the ground floor and two on the first floor. The apartments are located on a large corner site at the entrance to the development and within walking distance of the town centre opposite the hurling pitch.  Ideal investment opportunity. The AMV is €245,000. Open viewings on Saturday 12pm to 1pm.

27 Nun’s Island, Galway. Three-bed mid-terrace house located in the heart of Galway City. Recently refurbished throughout with new carpets, kitchen units and bathrooms suites. The AMV is €230,000. Open viewings Wednesdays and Saturdays 3.30pm to 4.30pm.

For more, read this week’s Connacht Tribune.