14 Renville Village, Oranmore, Co. Galway

This residence is located in one of the most sought after residential areas of Galway. Upon entering this well designed three bedroom detached house which extends to approx 1,950 square foot you will be greeted with an entrance hallway, a family room with such features such as solid wood flooring and a Connamara marble fireplace with a gas fireplace insert. This room is bright and spacious and boosts a feature bay window.

Kilcolgan Castle, Kilcolgan, Co. Galway

This period residence stands on approximately nine acres located on the banks of the Kilcolgan River and overlooking Galway Bay.

Kylebroughlan, Moycullen, Co. Galway

Designed with family living in mind, the rear of the property has a spacious kitchen cum breakfast room, which connects to the living room with its marble fireplace via double doors. The living room then leads to a sunroom with timber vaulted ceiling and access to the patio area.

137 Dun na Carraige, Salthill, Galway

This property is tastefully completed and utilises a truly impressive range of features.

Tuam, Co. Galway

The lands, which include a stone, cut residence, spacious yard and out offices are located within one mile of Tuam town centre in a steadily expanding region.

No 48 Aengus House, Galway City.

This two-bedroom penthouse apartment is set in the prestigious development known as Aengus House overlooking the Galway docklands in the heart of Galway City.

Ardskeaghbeg, Ballyglunin, Tuam, Co. Galway

This newly constructed dormer type house is located just 1.5 miles from Corofin village.

Gentian View House, Barna, Galway

This detached residence of 3,000 square foot, stands on a landscaped site of c. 0.15 acre, is conveniently situated just off the main Galway/Barna road.

Roveagh, Kilcolgan, Co. Galway

Located in Kilcolgan this detached residence with a large detached garage standing on a landscaped site is two miles from Clarinbridge and less than ten miles from Galway.

Thonabrucky, Co Galway

The three restored cottages have been named after the nearby Aran Islands – 'Ti Mor', 'Ti Mean' and 'Ti Thiar'. They retain a traditional authenticity with white washed walls, Doolin flagstone floors, roughcast plastering, and old Irish style built-in beds and dressers, which all lend to the atmosphere of warmth and cosiness and recreate the look and feel of the past.