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$3,807,000
bedrooms6 bathrooms4 land1,416 m²

Immerse yourself in a world of unparalleled luxury with this extraordinary opportunity to own one of Dublin's most prestigious properties, nestled in the heart of the exclusive Killiney Bay. Welcome to Currabinny, a testament to exquisite design, refined elegance, and a lifestyle reserved for the discerning few which have included Hollywood 'A' Listers in the past.
Home to globally recognised artists, acclaimed actors, famous musicians and renowned film directors, Killiney Bay holds the distinction of being one of the most desirable residential locations in Ireland. This stunning property offers a truly unique living experience in this esteemed enclave.
The grandeur of Currabinny is immediately apparent from the moment you approach its main entrance. The gate, a masterpiece in its own right, stands an imposing three meters tall, weighing a formidable 2500kg. It is more than a gateway to the property; it is an art installation crafted by a renowned Irish designer. Constructed from the highest grade stainless steel, its unique ornamental design is a testament to Irish creativity and a symbol of the exclusive lifestyle that awaits beyond it.
Beyond these gates lies a lavish residence, spanning an impressive 420sq.m (4,521sq.ft). Its sophisticated interior design is matched by the comfort and convenience it offers, truly an embodiment of luxury living. What sets this property apart is its private access to the beach, allowing you the indulgence of tranquil seaside strolls from the comfort of your own home.
This third of an acre plot also boasts an additional structure potentially available to the discerning purchaser: an unoccupied gate lodge offering potential for redevelopment. This would also secure the boundary of Currabinny and make it a nice little earner on the rental market.
Acquiring this property is not merely an investment; it is the embodiment of an exclusive lifestyle in one of Ireland's most coveted locales. With sweeping, unobstructed views of Killiney Bay, Dalkey Island, and Bray Head, this estate offers an unrivaled living experience.
Embrace this rare opportunity to join the ranks of the elite homeowners in Killiney Bay. Whether you wish to reside in the existing sumptuous dwelling, or envision a new luxury development on the land, this property is primed to exceed every expectation. Contact us today for a private viewing and discover the endless possibilities that await at Currabinny.
Features:
Highly regarded prestigious residential address Breathtaking, spectacular views over Killiney Bay, the iconic Sorrento Terrace, Dalkey Island and Bray Head Rare direct private access to Killiney Beach from the garden of the property Secure bespoke steel electric gates opening into cobbled off street parking for numerous cars. Large suntrap roof terrace ideal for ‘al fresco’ dining and entertaining Within close proximity to an excellent selection of schools locally or by DART and wonderful recreation and leisure activities 2 minute walk from Killiney DART station (Dalkey 1 stop away) Floor area approximately 420 sq.m (4,520 sq.ft) Guest accommodation at garden level connected to the main house One of the only properties overlooking Killiney Bay with direct access to Killiney Beach Vast potential for further development on the overall property and the surrounding properties subject to the necessary planning permission An overall potential site standing on approximately 0.35 acre Spectacular first floor roof terrace taking in the magnificent views over Killiney Bay
To the front bespoke metal electric gates open into a cobbled driveway with parking for numerous cars. There is a suntrap patio area with purpose built barbecue. The garden in front of the property is very private, not overlooked, attractively planted and mainly laid out in lawn. There is a raised feature pond. At the bottom corner of the garden a pedestrian gate gives direct access to Killiney Beach.

Advertiser reference : R48W2WLe Figaro Properties reference : 58938382

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bedrooms6 bathrooms4 land1,416 m²