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Oh what a house. This piece of theatre is a square, set in the round

Square and brutalist on the outside, soft and round on the inside, with two garages, one for your supercars, the other for your countertop appliances

Bob Dylan’s first apartment in New York city is for sale

The times they have a changed significantly since Bob Dylan first arrived in New York City.

3 A and B Ber-rated houses at median national price

With €374,999, the median national price paid nationally for a dwelling in the 12 months to July, according to the CSO’s Residential Property Index, here are 3 for sale around that price point

From a gate lodge to a starter home: 4 properties from €400,000 to €425,000

4 for €425,000: A gate lodge, a farmhouse, a starter home or a smart three-bed semi, which one would you choose?

Dublin at your feet: 5 fabulous penthouses in the capital

Top tier homes for those seeking luxury, light and space from €695,000 to €1.65 million

A Clontarf Victorian four-bed, with the sea on your doorstep

Seascapes, outdoor exercise options, shops and restaurants, and loads of space to walk the dog, are all on your doorstep

With just a 10ft frontage, architect Mark Monaghan found space and light in spades

Blink and you might miss this contemporary three-bedroom A-rated home with a secret ensuite, a attic accessed through the hot press and a log cabin in the garden.

Drink in the atmosphere at Avoca and draw lots on its stylish buys

With 14 stores and cafes across the country this is one of Ireland’s most browsable home-grown chains

A home loan is a straightforward way to finance crucial improvements

A home loan can give fast access to credit, especially if homeowners want to improve efficiency levels It won’t come as a surprise to anyone living in the suburbs that spending on home loans is on the rise. Every cul-de-sac and street is parked up with builders’ vans and skips, with tradespeople working their way […]

5 key mortgage application red flags that would-be lenders will scrutinise

Stress test your own mortgage borrowing suitability and repayment capability by answering these five red flag questions

Arket’s first Irish store delivers Scandi chic to Dublin

Fashion fans will love the animal magnetism of its tiger print pouffe and matching square cushion covers

Shopping: Harvest swoon

Tactile textures and tones in stewed apples, jammy plums, roasted chestnuts and rosehip syrup reds

Milltown property that's a contender for home of the year?

A souped-up semi with a walled west-facing garden within walking distance of Milltown and Ranelagh by former TV judge, architect Declan O’Donnell’s practice.

Goodbye grey walls and windows. It’s time to decorate for yourself

The colour wheel takes a spin towards warm autumnal tones, says interior designer and Farrow & Ball chromologist, Patrick O’Donnell

Ahoy there! Adventurous downsizers might consider stepping on board a high end houseboat

The founder of a high-end Danish kitchen design company set sail on a quest to downsize to a houseboat that would channel his love of minimalism

His and hers hobby rooms is not such a trivial pursuit

Alice Ryan and Dave Keane said no to open plan living in a bid to find space for their hobby rooms. In the divvy up Alice won out.

A storied Martello Tower fixer-upper with big gun bragging rights and epic Killiney Bay views

Looking for a talking point Martello Tower home with spectacular sea vistas, a fine fortification history and set on 0.90 of an acre in one of the capital’s ritziest neighbourhoods?

A former Taoiseach’s fine Victorian home has been future-proofed for modern family life

With lifts to all three floors, a pantry and a west-facing garden this Rathmines Victorian has all a modern family wants

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