Four-bedroomed Tudor-style home has oomph factor

IT’S interesting to compare the interpretations of this popular Tudor-house type.

Here at Dromtacker, Tralee, the basic four-bedroom shape beloved of books and brochures has been given considerable oomph.

The subtle difference is the red brick highlight to walls windows and roof line, the size and shape of the windows and entrance porch, and, most particularly, the rotunda/conservatory attached to the end of the house.

According to Paul Stephenson of Sherry FitzGerald O’Connell this detached four bed has a great location close to Tralee town centre and close to the Institute of Technology.

It’s a house of many colours, including a striking green kitchen, but it’s the conservatory/living room that takes all the attention.

With a limed and sheeting ceiling and a big brick fireplace, this room is a comfortable, family space with good dimensions.

The house has four bedrooms and an ensuite master, as well as a main bathroom and there’s a detached music room/den/office with garage on the grounds. The guide price is €550,000 and the property has 2,174 square feet in total.