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It will be very much a case of lucky 15s for the buyers of two city centre properties put on the market by leading Galway agent Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard.

Tooreeny, Moycullen, is a tranquil and picturesque location that is still only a short commute to Galway city and is just two kilometres from the main Galway/Moycullen road. With Tooreeny National School and Moycullen Riding School both within close proximity, this well constructed home is located on a very quiet country road with few houses and little or no passing traffic. If you are looking for a home that offers peace and tranquillity, while still being close to all amenities, then look no further.

It has long been a tradition at this time of year that many parents come to Galway to search for a rental property for their children. At the offices of Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard phone and office enquiries are coming in since the start of Race Week. Fergal Leonard MIPAV, who heads up the rental agency at the office, said that this is symptomatic of what has always happened at this time of year, except this year stock has been depleted. He said rents have held firm for good quality properties in good areas and, now with a lack of new construction for the past three years, supply is being outstripped by demand.

The first half of the year has already seen some very positive results for Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard with some notable sales being achieved. The company has had busy auction floors as astute buyers seem to be getting more involved in recent times. Pricing, naturally, has played a key role in getting purchasers to take that precarious step and to sign on the dotted line, but a major factor contributing to an excellent first half of the year has been the tenacity and experience that more than 100 years of combined knowledge in one office brings to the table. It is this experience that has seen the city based agents receive instructions to offer to the market a unique property and land in the scenic suburb of Oranswell on the outskirts of Galway city.

Leading property consultant Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has launched its much anticipated September auctions. The auctions, which will take place in the Imperial Hotel on Friday September 9, will see eight properties being offered to the market, all at very attractive prices.

Leading property consultant Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has launched its much anticipated September auctions. The auctions, which will take place in the Imperial Hotel on Friday September 9, will see eight properties being offered to the market, all at very attractive prices.

Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip and Leonard has brought to market 7 Barry Avenue, an owner occupied terraced home. Located in the heart of Old Mervue, the area oozes character and charm and would make a fantastic home for a retired couple or a young family. It has been carefully upgraded and tastefully decorated by its current owner and offers the discerning buyer a great opportunity to acquire what is quite simply a home.

A property which was on the market just two years ago at a price in excess of half a million euro has just been put back on the market at a reduced price that will certainly raise a few eyebrows.

Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is currently offering a three bed semi with a full attic conversion in Ballybrit at a realistic selling price.

At a time when home heating has become one of the most expensive annual costs, the owners of a family home at No 7 The Rise have countered this by installing a wood pellet central heating burner which they have found has saved them thousands of euro in just a few years. The innovative system has been installed alongside the original oil fired system to offer the best of both worlds to new owners.