The Sligo Champion

‘ It’s a good place to buy with great people and prices’

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TUBBERCURR­Y is one of the most popular locations to buy property outside of Sligo town.

The town of Tubbercurr­y has a large number of services and amenities available, as well as being well positioned for a short commute to larger areas such as Sligo town.

It is the capital of South Sligo and with good reason say local auctioneer­s and business people.

John Murphy, the director of Murphy and Sons, who have an agency in Tubbercurr­y as well as Sligo town, is impressed with the current property market in Tubbercurr­y.

“The property market in Tubbercurr­y is improving. It was stagnant for a number of years, but now it’s gradually improving.” he explains.

At Murphy and Sons, they get a great deal of enquiries about Tubbercurr­y and its surroundin­g area, and John doesn’t find it surprising.

He says: “In relation to Tubbercurr­y and the area 1- 2km outside of the town is very popular, and it’s not difficult to see why.

“Within the town there are the County Council offices which play home to a well- stocked library, and there are also brilliant educationa­l facilities in the area, with an excellent national school and secondary school available to residents of the area.”

One of the reasons locations in South Sligo are so popular is down to basic affordabil­ity, and Tubbercurr­y is no different.

John says: “It’s possible to buy a good quality, good sized 3 bed semi- detached house in the area for as low as € 50,000, which is tremendous value in comparison to some parts of the county.”

It’s not just a good place to buy, there’s also a good sellers market available in the town.

As John Murphy comments: “There’s a demand for property so it’s a good time to sell.

“Sometimes the prices may not be as good as anticipate­d, but there is a market for selling.

“A better quality of house will always sell well in Tubbercurr­y.”

One of the most desirable living locations in Sligo, Tubbercurr­y is a good choice of place to live for so many reasons.

As auctioneer John Murphy puts it: “It’s a good place to buy because it’s a good place to live, with great people and reasonable prices.”

Now what more could one ask for?

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