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Government to sell €3.7m former residence of Irish ambassador in Washington

Government to sell €3.7m former residence of Irish ambassador in Washington — The former residence of the Irish ambassador in Washington, DC.

Fri, 29 Sep, 2023 - 10:16

Darragh Mc Donagh

The Department of Foreign Affairs is selling two ambassador residences in prime locations in the United States, that are set to fetch millions on the property markets in Washington and New York City.

It has emerged it is selling the former residence of the Irish ambassador in Washington, DC, with the nine-bedroom mansion estimated to be worth in excess of €3.7m.

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