CSO figures show property prices rose by 8 per cent in the 12 months to February

Glenderreen House in Co Carlow enjoys a private setting off a quiet country road

Between 2004 and 2006, the property underwent a comprehensive restoration, and it now has a C1 energy rating.

The driveway is lined with Victorian cobblestones salvaged from London’s Kings Cross Railway Station and a pineapple door knocker adds a quirky, personal touch.

The pair have sued four companies involved in the build over the costs of remedial works and professional fees

The property is on the market with an asking price of €850,000

In the heart of the countryside, lies Glasscloon, designed by award-winning architect Michael Rice and completed in 2004, is on the market for €895,000.

The property is up for sale at a price of €695,000

The cottages are tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac surrounded by trees and picturesque countryside in Co Galway.

The purchaser could choose to live in one of the units and still have a very generous rent roll each month

It is made up of the Abbey building, which measures 1,381 square metres of living space and converted stables and coach houses that are divided into seven self-contained units measuring 485 square metres

The main property is a six-bed Georgian country home and includes a drawing room, a dining room, a billiards room with a bar room adjoining, and a TV room.

The home was originally constructed as the final home for the late horse trainer, Vincent O'Brien and his wife, Jacqueline, after they moved from their equine training facility Ballydoyle.

The northern boundary is sheltered by woods and the property boasts ample on-site parking for several cars.

It offers 302 square metres of living space on a 0.7-acre site and was built in 2022 by the current owner, who is now taking on another build.

Daft.ie was founded in 1997 by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon

The number of new homes sold every year is being unreported by over 30 per cent, according to real estate agent DNG

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We’ve probably all dreamt about being the king or queen of our own castle at one stage or another but now you can fulfil that ambition in the stunning Moyvannan Castle.

The house near Straffan has been refurbished to offer a four-bed A-rated home with 330sq m of living space.