Extensions have given Limerick home its unique architectural style

THERE are extensions and then, there’s 24, Deerpark in Limerick.

With a modular design, built around an almost octagonal sitting room, the property is a rangy, architect-designed house that is certainly no prototype.

According to selling agent, Kersten Mehl of Chessers, it really is a gorgeous house with a contemporary style, high ceilings and four ensuite bedrooms as well as three-quarters of an acre of gardens.

The house was originally built with three bedrooms and living rooms, but in the second phase of construction, further bedrooms were added.

It has a tiled entrance hallway, a substantial living room with windows on three sides, a kitchen/dining room and a family room.

All four of the bedrooms are double-sized and the master comes with a three piece suite, including corner bath.

Two of the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and the fifth, single bedroom could also double as a study. Other rooms include a main bathroom and comprehensive utility room.

Deerpark is a development of self-build homes in the Cratloe/Bunratty area: just off the N20 and close to Limerick and Shannon, it’s a very good residential location, says Mr Miel, with a high proportion of Shannon executives living close by.

Number 24, is an ideal family home with lots of privacy and is on the market for offers in excess of €450,000.