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Described by many as one of Galway's hidden gems Killeen House, Bushypark, on the shores of the Corrib, will be auctioned next Thursday by Don Colleran. Built by three English solicitors in 1837, it was purchased by the Palmer family from the Glenlo Abbey estate as a dower house in 1904. In 1949 Mary Simonds, who was returning from India, purchased the house and was responsible for a lot of the landscaping in the beautiful gardens. She lived there until 1963 when an American merchant banker, Frank Manheim, bought it. It was the Manheim family that carried out considerable renovations to the property to the highest standards which are still very evident today as the property is in wonderful condition throughout.

Colleran auctioneers has risen to new heights with the production of an aerial video of Killeen House, Bushypark. This 1840 manor has generated great national and international interest with more than 13,000 online viewings since it was placed on the market just a few weeks ago.

New to the market, No 6 Castan is already generating considerable interest among first time buyers because of its attractive guide price and close proximity to the city centre. Owner occupied, it is in turnkey condition with many extras not found in similar properties.

Colleran auctioneers has just placed on the market No 32 Maunsells Park, which is just off Taylor's Hill and offers everything from location to spacious living accommodation, all fronting on to a large open green. This extended four bedroom semi, which is being offered for sale by auction, has been maintained in excellent order throughout and has benefited greatly by the addition of a large sun room, new fitted kitchen, new bathroom, an en suite, new built-in wardrobes, and beautiful new maple floors.

Colleran auctioneers has just been favoured with the sale of one of Galway's finest historic properties. Killeen House, Bushypark, offers a very rare opportunity to purchase one of Galway's most prestigious lakeside homes on 17 acres with stables and paddocks, mature gardens, woodlands, and river access. One of the many attractions of this unique property is its secluded location beside Glenlo Abbey and only 10 minutes from the city centre.

Colleran auctioneers’ successful auction last week included properties in two of Galway’s most sought after locations — Salthill and The Claddagh.

Colleran's next auction on March 24 will include two special properties that people have flocked to see at open viewings over the last five weeks.

If you enjoy walks on the Prom or days on the beach, No 74 Ocean Wave could be the special home you have been looking for. This four bedroom semi has been transformed into a spacious three bedroom home with many extras, including a new fitted kitchen, new conservatory, a remodelled master bedroom with en suite and walk-in wardrobe, and a new high tech, extremely efficient, electrical heating system.

Colleran auctioneers is offering a rare opportunity to acquire a commercial and retail development property in the city centre less than 100 metres from Shop Street. No 24 Middle Street is being sold with full planning permission to demolish and construct a commercial unit on the ground floor and two additional floors overhead with large one bedroom apartments on each floor.   

Renmore continues to be one of Galway’s most popular residential areas with its unusually large parks, pitches, and play areas within a mature residential development, and Colleran auctioneers is currently offering for sale by auction an extended five bedroom semi on a large corner site with wide side entrance and large private back garden that is not directly overlooked.