Moving to Ireland from America - Colleen's Story

 
 
 

In episode 2 of our series on Buying a Country Home in Ireland, Breffnie chats with Colleen about her move from America to Ireland.

Topics covered include:

Colleen's story.

At first, Colleen was in California just browsing properties online and thinking about a move, next she considered different European countries before deciding on Ireland as a destination.

And then.... Colleen arrives in Ireland for the first time to set about purchasing a home.

  • Does she do it on her own or does she need help?

  • What were Colleen's concerns about relocating to Ireland?

  • How the process worked and the differences Colleen saw between the Irish and American purchasing processes.

  • How Colleen's integrated into her local village community.

  • What advice Colleen would give to those considering moving to the Irish countryside? and much more!

If you’d like to have a simple step-by-step guide to what happens when during the process of buying a property in Ireland, you can find it here

About Breffnie O Kelly Buyer’s Agent:

Hi, I’m Breffnie, a licensed property-buying agent practicing in Dublin, Ireland, where I was born and bred.

I love the process of assessing neighbourhoods and properties, looking for the features that will enhance the lives of my clients as well as the resale value of the property. I'm a graduate of the Institute of Technology Tallaght (winning the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers Prize for Leadership) and a prize-winning (Sheehy Skeffington Prize in French) graduate of Trinity College Dublin. I'm also an external examiner on the newly launched National Auctioneering and Property Services Apprenticeship programme.

I love what I do.

I know that finding and agreeing terms on a property can be stressful, and I relish the fact that I can offer you a road map of the journey ahead, expert knowledge and a guiding hand until you have keys to your new property in your hand.

Thank you for listening.

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