You’ll likely end up doing some sort of renovation or upgrade on the 2003 house… Its won’t have underfloor heating, it will have design issues,windows need replacing within 10 years… so you’ll end up firing 100k plus on it at some stage.
I’d nearly go with the new build and design it as you want it from the start.
2003 houses are mud huts compared to new builds.
Ireland.
Fcuk the tans
Planning got. Builder can start August 15 if we sign.
Would lads me saying the same in 2032 about this one though?
The site would cost more than 100k (been offered substantially more)
Not sure about aspect of the one for sale. If we build we would have a nice, though not outstanding view from the ground floor. If they’d let us use the original height, we’d have been able to see the sea and the lake from the top floor (and the hurling club)
You’re rotten with money you cunt. Build away.
Id build in a heartbeat if it was affordable.
I won’t be after this.
Are you happy where you are?
I’d never move now,
It’s affordable but it’ll be a stretch.
There’s nothing like living in a house that you’ve designed and built. Alot of lads will never know the feeling.
I’m happy, but I want to move home.
I was responding to choice between buying a second hand house vs building on a site. Its the latter all day long imho.
You won’t regret it. Will seem like a bargain in 10 years time.
I greatly respect your opinion. Thanks.
Best of luck with the new build @flattythehurdler
Galway’s gain will be the celeb spotting thread’s loss.
best of luck @flattythehurdler
remember how proud the limericks got when you said you might move there
@Thomas_Brady saying we are finally on the map
They’d the red carpet out for him 
Build