Crystal chandeliers are a highlight of banker's mansion

The six-bedroom home of former Anglo Irish Bank chief executive David Drumm could attract a new buyer with its stylish crystal chandeliers.

Situated in the exclusive Dublin suburb of Malahide, the Regency-style property is being sold by a trustee after Mr Drumm filed for bankruptcy with debts of approximately €8 million (£6.6 million).

According to a report from Bloomberg, the property contains two small chandeliers in its ground floor drawing room. There is also a two-light crystal chandelier in the property's main reception room.

As well as its three reception rooms, the three-storey property includes a winding timber staircase that leads to the bedrooms on the upper floors.

There is also a tiled kitchen with a marble worktop and four bedrooms.

The house is now on the market for €1.65 million, with Simon Stokes of North's Property claiming he is confident of finding a buyer who will pay the full asking price.

"I see houses being sold at over €1 million all the time," he told the news agency.

"There are people out there who have cash reserves and who sold when the market was stronger," the property agent added.

As one of Ireland's most affluent towns, Malahide boasts famous residents such as Ronan Keating and Georgina Byrne, the daughter of former Irish prime minister Bertie Ahern.

However, the Irish property is not the only desirable residence to recently come on to the market featuring crystal chandeliers.

The Daily Mail has published photographs of the luxurious Beverly Hills mansion owned by Christina Aguilera, who is attempting to sell the six-bedroom house for $13.5 million (£8.6 million).

Decorated extravagantly in a Mediterranean style, the home uses a lipstick red chandelier in its main entrance foyer to set the tone.

The bathrooms also include chandeliers, while the exterior of the property features an outdoor swimming pool and large patio area.