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Generally speaking in property terms, there are people who love to be in the thick of things, and who would shudder at the thought of boreens, green fields, and the proximity of large animals. At the other end of the spectrum there are those whose idea of heaven is a sweeping vista of verdant pasture, preferably with mountains and lakes in the distance and the buzzing of bees being the only sound to disturb the perfect peace.

A new listing, from Property Partners Maxwell and Heaslip in Oranswell, Bushypark, is guaranteed to push all the right buttons for discerning buyers looking for that special somewhere to put down long roots and embrace the very best in family orientated living.

Prospective purchasers who favour a rural setting with plenty of space for a growing family, no passing traffic pollution, and a retreat from the hectic city life need look no further than a splendid new offering from Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip at Roveagh in Kilcolgan.

Prospective purchasers who favour a rural setting with plenty of space for a growing family, no passing traffic pollution, and a retreat from the hectic city life need look no further than a splendid new offering from Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip at Labane, Ardrahan.

Newly listed on the book of Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip is this outstanding family residence in the well established location of Cherry Park. If you are one of the many potential buyers out there at present seeking a really impressive starter, then your search may be over. No 37 offers an opportunity to purchase a very reasonably priced property in a top class location.

Despite all the doom and gloom of the past two years, agents are now seeing activity in the marketplace, especially for those looking to get their feet on the property ladder. With very few new houses being constructed, buyers are now looking for the tried and trusted developments with builders who have had a good track record of well finished estates.

Ocean Wave — to the purist it may seem a bit of an misnomer, being that it is in a relatively built up urban development. On the other hand it is within a stone’s throw of the beach front and adjacent to both Salthill and Galway city centre.

High above the city and feeding off the wide arterial Western Distributor Road, a whole plethora of attractive residential complexes have pushed out the city boundaries in recent years. Appealing in a large way to families this broad area combines relative ease of access to the city proper with close proximity to excellent recreational and leisure facilities and benefits greatly from its close proximity to the beautiful Silver Strand, Barna Woods, and Rusheen Wildlife Reserve.

Nothing can beat a good address and in cities worldwide, the right one can add a substantial premium to an otherwise modest home.

Well positioned, at the end of a small cul de sac, with no through traffic and a pleasant safe environment for children, no 34 Carrigeen is a beautifully maintained, well presented family home with a wide range of attractive features. With just one owner occupier in residence since it was built some eight years ago, no 34 has had lots of loving care lavished on it over the past years.