Three single-storey homes in Ireland’s east

From practical layouts and long-term accessibility to indoor-outdoor flow, bungalow living offers comfort without compromise.
Three single-storey homes in Ireland’s east

Kenneth Fox

Single-storey living continues to strike a chord with Irish buyers.

From practical layouts and long-term accessibility to indoor-outdoor flow, bungalow living offers comfort without compromise.

This week, we are showcasing three homes in the east of the country that embrace the ease and appeal of life on one level.

Hollybrook Park Lodge, 117 Howth Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, County Dublin

Selling Agent: KM Property

Asking Price: €550,000

A refurbished two-bedroom detached bungalow blending historic charm with contemporary living, tucked away for tranquillity yet minutes from Clontarf promenade and local amenities.

The Gatehouse, Windtown Road, Navan, County Meath

Selling Agent: DNG Royal County

Asking Price: €335,000

A three-bed detached stone residence with spacious accommodation and a private setting, a stroll from Blackwater Park and Navan town centre.

20 Keatingstown, Wicklow Town, Co. Wicklow

Selling Agent: Forkin Earls

Asking Price: €695,000

A well-maintained four-bed bungalow on a large elevated site with a sunny south-west garden, offering family space in a town location.

Though each home differs in style, they share a common thread: thoughtfully designed single-storey accommodation.

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