Cheap Irish Homes Season 6 Episode 6

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00:00I'm Maggie Malloy and I'm back on the hunt for Ireland's best value properties.

00:05You have a really really solid house that's stood for so long.

00:08I'm going to be using all my skills to match house hunters on a budget with fixer uppers,

00:14hidden gems and undiscovered bargains.

00:16Can you see my face?

00:18It's not just a lick of paint.

00:21There's fear in those eyes.

00:23This time I'm joined on my search by building expert and architect Ty Casey.

00:28I just think there's magic about that fireplace and there's magic about this building.

00:32Together, we'll show you that even in a tough housing market,

00:35it's still possible to find your ideal cheap Irish home.

00:44Today, I'm meeting Ciaran and Rebecca Moore.

00:47Ciaran runs a heating and plumbing company, while Rebecca is a fitness instructor.

00:52The couple live with their two children near Nace in County Kildare.

00:56In an old cottage, they rebuilt and modernised themselves.

01:00They're now looking for another property that they can renovate over time before eventually moving in.

01:06We really enjoyed renovating our house.

01:08Yeah, it was a great experience.

01:09It was tough at times, but yeah, it was brilliant.

01:11And I really enjoyed the interior side of things.

01:14And I got to build my shed and I was happy.

01:15Yeah.

01:17So the property we'd be looking for is like an old typical Irish home, whether it be farmhouse,

01:22whether it be an old stone cottage, a restoration basically of old Irish homes.

01:28We'd love to buy something down the country, cabin, leethrum, somewhere in and around there.

01:32It's different to Kildare.

01:33They'd have a lot more lakes and more hills and scenery.

01:36We're looking at a budget of about 225,000 plus restoration and hopefully we'll be entitled to grants.

01:42I'm hoping to do all the work myself, so there'll be no external contractors.

01:47An acre of land, I think, would be nice as well for the kids.

01:50I'd like to keep the character of a house as well.

01:52I think that's really important.

01:53But like we're open to a house with character that's ready to move into it.

01:58They have my ideas and they have their ideas.

02:00We could be a mass bed in heaven, me and Mackey.

02:03Or it could be a love-hate relationship.

02:04It could be one or the other.

02:12With a budget of 225,000 euro plus renovations,

02:17Ciaran and Rebecca are looking for a character property on a plot of around one acre.

02:23They seem keen to take on a project, but would be happy to view a house that didn't need a lot of work.

02:29They've expressed an interest in counties Leitrim and Cavan,

02:33where the average property price is around 228,000 euro.

02:38I'm starting off in Leitrim, near the town of Ballinamore,

02:41and a house that shouldn't need much doing to it.

02:44This three-bed cottage sits on a good-sized plot of one and a quarter acres,

02:49and comes with a guide price of 215,000 euro.

02:54So, Tiger, first property is this neat three-bedroom cottage. What do you make of it?

02:58Yeah, I really like it.

03:00What you see, basically, is the original cottage, two rooms downstairs, two rooms upstairs.

03:05That's from about the late 1800s. The single-storey extensions were added in 20th century at various times.

03:13Someone cared for it and they minded it, because I can spot little things everywhere.

03:17It was always worked on or touched up. And that's worth a lot when you're buying something.

03:22Absolutely, yeah. Will we have a look inside?

03:24Yeah, let's go.

03:27OK, so we're in the main part of the house now. This is the main living area.

03:31Bedroom there to the left. We have a downstairs bathroom. Kitchen and conservatory to the right.

03:36In a really nerdy way, I'm in love with the original house. It was so clever and well laid out.

03:41You have the two rooms downstairs, these two original rooms.

03:46Two rooms upstairs. Fireplace behind that.

03:50This chimney breast straight down through the mall, serving them all with fireplaces.

03:55So, we're coming from an age where we're conscious of thermal performance and insulation.

03:59This house was ahead of its time, because the daytime heat down here was rising for the bedrooms

04:03upstairs when you go up at night time. That's a nice thing to hear.

04:07So, we're out in one of the extensions here at the moment, and we have a modern kitchen,

04:11but not a big kitchen. It's got things going for it. You can see the lovely landscape and the site.

04:16This sunroom that's off to the side is probably functioning as kind of the dining area for the

04:21house as well. You could live the rest of your days with this kitchen. It works. Yeah.

04:27So, upstairs now, we have two double bedrooms that aren't a bad size, are they?

04:31No, they're decent. If they liked it as it was and they

04:34didn't want to change anything, they could live up here as it is, couldn't they?

04:37Oh, you absolutely could. Yeah, yeah. Great.

04:40This house looks move-in ready, but also offers the space to extend if needed.

04:45It's an interesting option for Ciaran and Rebecca. Let's see what they make of it.

04:50Okay guys, so I know you're leaning a little bit more towards a property that you can renovate,

04:54but to start off, I want to show you somewhere that doesn't necessarily need that much work.

04:58It's a startling easy one, I suppose. Yeah, yeah. So, first impressions, what do you think?

05:02Yeah, it's nice. It's unusual, yeah. It looks in brilliant order from the outside.

05:07On the two-story element, that's the original house, probably from the late 1800s,

05:11and then the extensions are during the 20th century. No, it looks like it has great potential.

05:15What really caught my eye was the hill view, and then obviously the view of the mountains.

05:20You can't buy that. No. Well, you can't. Well, you can't, I suppose, yeah.

05:24So, let's get on to this price, yeah? Yeah, this is where the worrying part comes in.

05:28So, the guide price of the property is 215,000, and it has an offer at the moment of 200.

05:34How does that sit with you? Yeah, it's workable.

05:36Are you ready to have a look inside? Absolutely, yeah.

05:39Okay, who has the best handwriting? Oh, it's Rebecca.

05:41Okay, Rebecca. Okay, perfect.

05:43So, you write down any questions you have for Tyg, and we will meet you out the back in a few minutes.

05:47Perfect. Sound good? Okay, thanks.

05:51So, what do you think? I think it's nice and cozy when you walk in,

05:54and then straight into the sitting room. It's a nice cozy room.

05:57The ceilings are unusual as well, of the old.

05:59Well, I'd imagine by the look of them, they're original.

06:02Looking at this, it looks like it was open fire, so this is where they used to live like.

06:07And the bedroom as well, the bedroom is nice. It's a nice size. I like the view in the bedroom.

06:11This is the gable end of the old house, and this is the extension.

06:15If we could leave that the way it is, open up the old fireplace.

06:18Okay. And maybe open up this side of the house back into the sunroom.

06:21Yeah, I'd say bigger, but I do like the brightness. I'd like to keep the brightness still coming in.

06:26So, we have two bedrooms here. What do you think?

06:29They're quirky now, especially with the lower doors. I think it has character to the house.

06:32And look at the width of the walls. Yeah.

06:34The chimney breasts going through the walls up on the far side there.

06:37It'll be warm bedrooms. I like bigger windows.

06:40So, you can see more. So, you can see more.

06:42It's beautiful, but it just needs adaption for us, I think.

06:45Poor aren't the views. I keep going on about the views. The views are really nice.

06:48Everything we're seeing so far is good, like. Yeah.

06:52So, before we get into the nitty-gritty of the inside of the house and what you thought,

06:55let's talk about out here. It stretches to 1.25 acres going up the hill here.

07:01So, you've got quite a bit of space. It's good to know that it's all the way up the hill as well.

07:05It explains now the price tag in the house, I suppose, as well.

07:09So, how did you get on inside? Talk to me.

07:11Surprisingly, I didn't think we would like it as much, to be honest.

07:14We have to get the open fire back into it. The big open fire.

07:17I like the ceilings. And then the bedrooms upstairs, you know, the lower entrance.

07:22I actually like that as well.

07:23But I think where the kitchen is and the bathroom, if we were to kind of push that out as a hidden

07:29kind of part of the house without taking away from the actual house.

07:32That kitchen and bathroom there, if you almost took that as a link, and then you built a story

07:37and a half or two-story here that mimicked the proportions of the original house, respect the old

07:43house, and that's the main part of the show.

07:45I should have spoke to you an hour ago.

07:48Well, I'm delighted you were able to see the potential in this one.

07:51But we've more houses to see when we hit the road.

07:54Yes, absolutely.

07:57Next, we're moving about 20 minutes away, close to the banks of Keshgarrigan Lock.

08:02This three-bed stone-built farmhouse comes with just under an acre of land,

08:07and an appealing guide price of €99,000.

08:10But it does need work, so myself and Tyg will be joining our house hunters on this one.

08:16So I know you wanted a little bit more of a project, a bit more character.

08:20I think I've ticked two boxes with this one.

08:21What do you think?

08:22I think you should tick all the boxes.

08:25It's absolutely amazing, yeah, yeah.

08:27The first thing I actually noticed was the yellow door actually, and it being so close to the road

08:32actually is nice.

08:33But I really like the windows as well, and the layout of the house.

08:37Like this house, there's no need to add anything on, it's just to retain the structure that's there,

08:41and bring it back to the beauty that it was one time.

08:43You're right, you've something beautiful and handsome to start with.

08:47Yeah.

08:47It's definitely over 200 years old.

08:49But you know when you have a picture in your head, what you want?

08:53This is kind of the thing that I was picturing.

08:55I can't wait to get inside.

08:56I love this reaction, it's a good reaction.

08:59Well, there's a lot happening inside.

09:01Can we go have a look?

09:01Yes, absolutely.

09:02Come on.

09:03So what do you think?

09:08Wow.

09:10Yeah.

09:11Yeah.

09:12So it's like everything's been left untouched as well.

09:15It's just...

09:16This is amazing.

09:16Yeah, it is.

09:17I haven't seen anything like this before.

09:18This is.

09:19Yeah.

09:20Yeah.

09:21I'm speechless for once.

09:24This has so much potential, doesn't it, I think?

09:26It does, and it's that thing of respecting what it is.

09:29I think the challenge here would be trying to do as little as possible while still trying to

09:33maybe spruce it up or make it through your family life.

09:36So just to give you the layout of the ground floor, we have another room down here to my left,

09:39full of stuff at the moment.

09:41But originally it would have been the parlour or the good room, I suppose.

09:44And then a little dairy here to my side that connects to the backyard.

09:48So you could make that into something a bit nicer.

09:50And three bedrooms upstairs.

09:52Perfect.

09:53Yeah.

09:53Let's go home.

09:54This is definitely by far the biggest one.

09:59And we've two more down to my right.

10:01And there still have the original wooden partitions, which I love.

10:05It's mad the way it's kept nearly in its original state, like, for so many years.

10:10Yeah, it is like stepping back in time.

10:12I was actually looking at the dresser over there.

10:14Does it come with the dresser as well?

10:17I'd be making it a condition of this place.

10:18It would have to be.

10:20Because that is going to help keep the original character of the house.

10:23Yeah.

10:23Fundamentally, it is a lovely room with the dual aspect.

10:26I think that's what makes it feel nice.

10:28There's a lot of work though, right?

10:29This is grand.

10:30I don't think Ciarán has any problem with it.

10:32Work is easy.

10:33There you go.

10:34Getting the money through the work now on the other side is the problem.

10:36But no, absolutely.

10:37This doesn't faze me whatsoever.

10:39Once the structure is good, everything after that can be done.

10:44So we're out the back now.

10:45We have a lovely set of iron gates that lead down from the road

10:48into a very old farmyard.

10:50Great stone outbuilding to my right.

10:52We're sitting on a little under an acre of land total.

10:56So it leads quite far down the back here behind me.

10:59And then you get a bit across the road as well in front of the house.

11:01So that's kind of nice.

11:02It's just a feeling of peace here, isn't there?

11:04There's a lot of land back here.

11:06This is...

11:07...and somewhere for the kids to play.

11:08Because we don't really have this much...

11:10Oh, kids.

11:10We nearly forgot we had kids.

11:11Yeah, yeah.

11:12It's all about us.

11:12What kids?

11:13What kids?

11:14So you're ready for this price?

11:15I'm half afraid.

11:16Brace yourself.

11:18So it's on the market at the moment for 99,000.

11:20Oh, I'm surprised with that now.

11:22Are you?

11:23I'm happy.

11:23Yeah, why are you still?

11:25I thought it would be more, to be honest, because of the land.

11:27Rebecca, stop talking.

11:28Don't be saying things.

11:29Don't stop.

11:30Stop.

11:30No.

11:30You're not buying it from us, lads.

11:32It's the land.

11:33This is the time to be honest, OK?

11:35Yeah, I think it's a great price.

11:37But also keep in mind that there may be the potential of the derelict brand.

11:43So that's up to 70.

11:44I didn't like to say that now, but yeah, that's what I'd be hoping.

11:46I mean, I would say there may be.

11:48That'd be a massive help.

11:49OK, lots to think about here.

11:51Yeah?

11:51Yeah, a lot.

11:52OK, so I have another project to show you that might also work for you.

11:55Don't tease me now.

11:57Come on, we go, will we?

11:58Absolutely.

11:59Yes, come on, let's go.

12:01This old farmhouse seems to have really captured the hearts of Ciaran and Rebecca.

12:06But I've still one more chance to impress them as we move our search to County Cavan.

12:11It's different, but it is the way old-time houses are done.

12:17I'm on a house hunt with Ciaran and Rebecca Moore.

12:20With a budget of €225,000 plus renovations,

12:25they're looking for a character property in Counties Leitrim or Cavan.

12:29I've already shown them two places that could work for them.

12:32One is this move-in-ready three-bed cottage near Ballin Amour for €215,000.

12:38Surprisingly, I didn't think we would like it as much, to be honest.

12:42The other, this stone-built farmhouse, in need of renovation with a guide price of €99,000.

12:48This is amazing.

12:50It is. I haven't seen anything like this before.

12:51This is amazing.

12:54Before we get to our last house, I've headed to Athalaca County Limerick

12:58to see a stone cottage that's been renovated and extended by Christine Hogan and her dad, Neil.

13:05OK, so what did this place look like when you first saw it?

13:07So when I bought it, it was completely derelict.

13:10You couldn't even see it from the road. There was, like, grass growing over it.

13:13OK, so what was the approach to doing it up then? Because it sounds like a big job.

13:17Yeah, I suppose, luckily, he knows what he's doing. He's a builder, so I was like, look.

13:21Do you know what? I love cottages anyway.

13:23So I was just hoping that there'd be stone behind it and just wanted to bring it back to life,

13:27expose the stone, bring back, you know, the original cottage character to it.

13:31What do you tackle first on a project like that, Neil?

13:34Basically slipping it out, getting all the briars out of the way, just getting around

13:38and making sure there was stone all over it, because you wanted stone.

13:42And, plus, I had some good friends around the place to help me out as well,

13:45all in the parish in Long Island nearby, which is great, so...

13:48So what was the approach with the renovation?

13:50I just wanted to turn, I suppose, the existing cottage part into a kitchen living area.

13:54I knew I wanted sash windows, half door, and then I just wanted to build on just living space

13:58for myself, just bedroom, bathroom onto it.

14:00OK, can we have a look inside?

14:01Yeah, of course. Come on.

14:05OK, so straight in through the half door, we're in the old part of the house.

14:09We have a massive kitchen living room. I can't get over it. It's basically the whole house.

14:14It is, the whole cottage, yeah.

14:15Wow. I love the double height on this side. It really kind of adds just a wow factor to the kitchen.

14:20And then you've got the lower ceiling height here, just makes the living room a little bit snugger,

14:25doesn't it? Yeah, that's what I was trying to do, yeah.

14:28I wanted to keep the height in the kitchen, but I wanted to make the sitting room feel a little bit

14:31more cosier, so lower the ceiling, and it does give you a bit of storage up there, which is great.

14:36There was actually two little rooms upstairs here when I came in. There was actually a big chimney

14:40in the middle there, so obviously took all that down.

14:43Was there any structural reinforcing you had to do once you took down that chimney?

14:48All the walls, yes, all the walls. There had to be ring beams all around them and all that

14:52stuff together, and the same with the floors. All had to come up and put in proper concrete floors

14:57with DPCs and insulations and all that as well, like so. All done.

15:01I'm liking you more every time I talk to you.

15:05He does make it sound so easy. He does, doesn't he?

15:08This picture window is fantastic too. It's a great addition to the room.

15:11I love sitting here on these window seats and just looking up there, like my home house is actually

15:15up there as well. Oh, no way. So yeah, so you can see Rackannan up there.

15:18So that's a great connection though for this house, you know, to be able to see home.

15:22Yeah.

15:27So we're in the modern extension at the moment. This is a fine sized bathroom for a cottage.

15:33It's fantastic. It's been the hardest room to design.

15:35Really? Oh, I just struggled with the bathroom.

15:38Yeah, it's just a lot in a bathroom, isn't it? You have to decide on the bloody colour of everything

15:41before you pick your tiles even. A lot of work in it, Neil.

15:45There was a bit in this one, all right, yeah. It's a fantastic finish though.

15:49And everything's working, it's brilliant, but yeah, it just needs the final polishing on it, I think.

15:53So at the very back of the rear extension now, we have a lovely big bright bedroom,

15:58dual aspect windows, lovely views over the countryside.

16:01Yeah.

16:02Probably could see Daddy's house as well from here, I'd say.

16:05Yeah, I did another picture window there just for that reason.

16:08Did you have much in this room to do? I mean, obviously it was built from scratch.

16:11Yeah.

16:11It was straight forward just for a while, isn't it, basically.

16:14Yeah.

16:14Slead plaster, no problem.

16:16A couple of hours.

16:17Yeah, a couple of hours, yeah.

16:18It's lovely, yeah, because you have great built-in storage.

16:20Yeah.

16:20But it's not swamp in the room.

16:21Exactly.

16:22Either.

16:22Yeah, yeah, yeah.

16:23God, I see, you must be so proud of it, aren't you?

16:25Yeah, yeah.

16:26I know, it is.

16:27Yeah, I am proud of it.

16:28Proud of him as well.

16:30We're all proud of you, Neil.

16:35Okay, so talk to me about the money on this project.

16:37How much did you buy it for?

16:38So I bought it for £60,000 and the renovations, I put about £140,000 to £150,000 into it.

16:45Okay.

16:45But I've also been approved for the derelict property grant.

16:49So that'll finish it off then, hopefully.

16:51Out of the money you spent on the renovations, have you any idea how the split was between the

16:55new build and renovating the old part?

16:58I'd say the cottage probably took up the most of it, did it?

17:01Yeah, definitely.

17:02Yeah, with all the old stone, pinting of the stone and all that and getting all the roof,

17:07the high ceilings and that into it.

17:09Taking up all the floors then as well and putting the ring beam around the cottage part of it.

17:13So the extension was a lot more straightforward, just get it open.

17:15Yeah, that's very easy.

17:16Well, you've done a great job.

17:17It's something about you should be very, very proud of.

17:20Thanks.

17:21Yes, thank you very much.

17:23The combination of Christine's vision and her dad's hard work

17:27have helped turn a once derelict cottage into a bright functional home

17:32that still manages to keep its cosy feel and a good dash of character.

17:36It's a job well done.

17:38For Ciaran and Rebecca's third house, we're heading to Cora Carrow,

17:42near Bally James Duff in County Cavan.

17:44This extended farmhouse comes with a fine looking stone outbuilding

17:48and a whopping 29 acres of land, including its own forest nearby.

17:54All this has a guide price of €235,000.

17:58But if Ciaran and Rebecca just wanted the house and a couple of acres,

18:02it's available as a separate lot.

18:04So I don't normally talk about the price straight away,

18:07but I want to get into it off the bat with this one.

18:10First off, you have a farmhouse that needs a bit of work.

18:13We have yards here, outbuildings, another yard with a hay barn in it,

18:1829 acres of land, of which 17 acres of forestry nearby,

18:24and it's on the market at the moment for €235,000.

18:27For everything?

18:28Everything.

18:28For 29 acres as well?

18:30Yeah.

18:31Oh.

18:34So that's interesting, isn't it?

18:36Wow.

18:36However, if that land is a bit too much, you can buy the house,

18:41the outbuildings, a two-acre field at the front of the house,

18:45and the offer on that at the moment is €160,000.

18:50I'm shocked, yeah.

18:51Yeah, so am I.

18:52You keep shocking me, Mackey.

18:55By the look of the house as well, like, it looks from the outside,

18:58before going in, it looks in good condition.

19:00The potential here, I just think it's an amazing little place.

19:03Yeah, absolutely.

19:04So you could do an amazing amount by just even stripping back the plaster

19:08and stuff off of this house.

19:09That's my favourite thing, yeah.

19:11Yeah, you have lovely little details in that house as well.

19:14You can see the red brick chimney with the detail.

19:16Yeah.

19:16Just clean it up and you have stuff to expose, yeah.

19:19This is what caught my eye first.

19:20The Lord you could do, wouldn't it?

19:22That'd have turned into a lovely little guest house, wouldn't it?

19:24So I think we'll come in again with you on this one.

19:26How does that sound?

19:27Perfect, yeah.

19:28OK, let's go.

19:32So just to give you the layout of the inside of the house,

19:35we have the main living area here, which would have had the hearth,

19:38then the parlours down to my right.

19:40It's a fine big room, too, down there,

19:42and then a kitchen then to the back, which is a bit of a more modern extension.

19:46Yeah, it's in good order.

19:47It is, yeah.

19:48Yeah.

19:48It's the open fire here to restore that back to its original.

19:52To me now, that's the game changer here.

19:54And it's bright as well as you come in.

19:56Like this wall then behind me here has an old staircase behind it.

20:01This would have never been really covered in.

20:03So take that back down and that makes this room feel way bigger then,

20:07than it is at the moment.

20:08You can make this a lot lighter as well with the natural materials

20:11and feel a bit more roomy.

20:13Get rid of the dark look, yeah.

20:14Yeah, exactly.

20:15That kind of vibe.

20:16And with the views here as well, like, it's like,

20:19God, I'd never knew there were such views around this part of the country.

20:22It's amazing, like, yeah.

20:25So just a little bit of geography up here.

20:27When we came to the top of the stairs, you have a bathroom in the extension.

20:30Then we have a little partitioned bedroom in the room in the middle.

20:35It's a little bit small, but it's still a bedroom, which it functions.

20:38And then this lovely big master bedroom here.

20:41There's a lot going for it, this room has, doesn't it?

20:42Yeah, it's a lovely bright room, actually.

20:44And the first thing I noticed was actually the window over here.

20:47And I just thought, like, you could probably just extend that out a little bit

20:50and have, like, a window seat to look at all the views would be amazing.

20:53When you walk in here, the first thing you meet is the ceilings.

20:55It's different, but it is the way old-time houses are done.

20:58Our biggest problem is we're probably a bedroom shy here.

21:01Yeah, no, you're right.

21:01There is a little bit of jigging around.

21:03Like, at the moment, the back extension is a bit unfortunate.

21:05It needs work.

21:06Layout-wise, the corridor wouldn't have been original.

21:09You're trying, again, trying to bring it back to the original house.

21:11But everything is here.

21:13I think we just have to reconfigure it, as the man says, inside.

21:16Like, I like the character of it.

21:17I think it's...

21:18There is a lot of character in this room.

21:19There is, yeah.

21:20And we keep saying about views.

21:21We might be kind of going on and on about views, but we don't have that.

21:25It's amazing.

21:25Yeah.

21:26We're not delusional.

21:27Like, we know there's a lot of work to be done.

21:29I think this could be a great project.

21:33This is your lovely front garden now.

21:35Before I get your opinion, I just want to let you know that this also could be eligible for the vacant grant.

21:42So you're talking 50,000, potentially?

21:44All right.

21:45Very good.

21:45Yeah.

21:47Yes.

21:47So what do you think of this one?

21:48As you look at it on the outside, you think it's a bit going to be bigger.

21:50But I actually do like the coziness of the inside of it, though.

21:54I think everything is there.

21:55Yeah.

21:56We just have to restructure it.

21:57Yeah.

21:58And the house, it can be a light touch renovation, or you can keep going and you could be, look here,

22:02looking at natural stone.

22:04Do you know, it could be amazing.

22:06But you're starting from a great place.

22:08Right, so that's all three houses done.

22:09So you guys go off and think about them and I'll catch up with you in a bit.

22:12Sound good?

22:13Yes.

22:14We'll have to think about it.

22:19Ciarán and Rebecca have seen three great properties on this search.

22:23We saw this move-in ready three-bed cottage with a guide price of €215,000.

22:28We've had great fun on the search and you've been so positive.

22:48Has one of the houses come out on top?

22:49Definitely for me anyway.

22:51House number three for me I think is my favourite.

22:53Yeah.

22:54There's so much you can do with the third house.

22:56Yeah.

22:56Now, each house had its different characteristics, but definitely,

22:59house number three for me was definitely my favourite.

23:02You did seem to kind of fall in love with the place all right.

23:04Are you in agreement, the both of you?

23:06Yeah, for a change.

23:06Yes, yes.

23:07That's probably the only thing we ever agreed on.

23:09But house three just, it seemed to have everything.

23:11It was the full package.

23:12Like, yeah, it's definitely a big property for a great price.

23:15So it just gives you so many options.

23:17So what's the plan?

23:18Well, I plan now, I suppose, to go see the auctioneer.

23:21And we're definitely interested in buying this property.

23:24So I suppose we want to get more in depth with folios

23:26and make sure everything's all right.

23:27Great.

23:28Well, best of luck.

23:29Are you going to let me know how you just get on?

23:30You're going to be giving us a hand.

23:33I have a wheelbarrow.

23:34I do.

23:35Thanks a million.

23:36Yeah, perfect.

23:36Thanks.

23:40This was a great search.

23:41I loved Ciaran and Rebecca's positive attitude.

23:44They seemed to get more excited with every house.

23:47And that third property could be a fantastic project for them.

23:53If you'd like to be on Cheap Irish Homes to search for a great value property,

23:58contact us at casting at av3.ie.

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