We all have a list of things we'd love to do if we hit the jackpot or stumbled upon a large inheritance - travel the world, throw a massive party for our mates, adopt every lonesome dog in the world.
But number one on most of our lists is to buy our dream home... and folks, we've found it.
Balure Homes is a development in Killiney that is home to eight detached homes - and they bring luxury to another level.
The five and six bedroom properties are situated in one of Dublin's most sought-after locations and the finish is absolutely gorgeous.
Take a peek...
The development also offers:
Car parking to front, fully landscaped gardens to the rear
Low maintenance coloured render finish with uPVC facia and soffits
Handcrafted painted kitchen units
Large tiled hallway/kitchen/sunroom/dining
Substantial storage areas throughout the houses
Traditional sliding sash windows with triple-glazing for extra comfort
A2 rated
High quality stone fireplaces with wood burning stoves
Large granite patio area with external power point
Prices for these dream homes is on application but we'll be giving them a call as soon as those all-important numbers come up on Saturday night!
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