What can 160,000 Euro buy you across Europe?

Emma Cullinan writing for Irish Times looks at what 160,000Euro can buy you in England, France, Turkey, Greece, and Ireland. From cottage style homes to villas with sea views and apartments close to high streets, what country offers best value for money? Well, that’s for you to decide.

Kerry, Ireland

At the top end of the budget, 160,000Euro is the asking price for a three bedroom cottage style property in Kerry. The home has its own private garden and is within driving distance to local amenities and daily shops.

Kalkan, Turkey

With views heading out across the sea and its own private swimming pool, 160,000Euro is the asking price for a three-storey house in Kalkan, Turkey. The property has a private garden and parking space. Inside, an open plan layout includes a fireplace on the ground floor and three bedrooms on the next two floors. Available as completely furnished, the villa has views out towards Kalkan Bay.

Charente-Maritime, France

158,050Euro is the asking price for a five bedroom south-facing house in the French village of Villeneuve-la-Comtesse. Situated in an enclosed garden with garage and barn, the home is tucked away in a natural surrounding. Inside, a fireplace is located in the living room, the lounge opens to a terrace. Five bedrooms provide room for a large family, including one with an en-suite bathroom. Surgeres and its station can be driven to within 22km.

Peloponnese, Greece

Located near the Corinthian town of Solygeia is a three-storey house for sale at 160,000Euro in Greece. The home is divided into separate living spaces and offers six bedrooms in total across all floors. Outside, a private garden is paved with paths and dotted plants. A five minute drive provides access to the sea and Solygeia is accessible within 10km. The capital city Athens is 100km away.

Bristol, England

Just over budget, 162,500Euro will buy you a first-floor apartment just northeast of the city centre of Bristol. The apartment offers one bedroom and a separate kitchen and living room. At the back is a gravelled courtyard with a shed for storage. The Bristol-Bath cycle path is nearby and a ten minute drive provides access to the centre. The M32 and M4 Motorways are both easily accessible for transport.

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