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HouseFoxrock (Ireland)

San Quirico, 8 The Coppins is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a modern detached residence in a choice location, just off Brighton Road. The property is a splendid beautifully presented home offering excellent family accommodation of approximately 210 sq.m. (2,260 sq.ft.) with a further 85 sq.m. (915 sq.ft.) in the converted attic. There is an immediate impact of space upon entering this wonderful home with its tall ceilings, elegant reception rooms and superb newly fitted kitchen.
This striking double fronted detached family home offers a lifestyle of sophisticated living with all the comforts and conveniences one would expect in a superior modern home, exemplified in a magnificent kitchen / breakfast room, a large bright room with a high ceiling and an extensive range of presses, silestone worktops and integrated high end appliances.
The living room and drawing room are to the front with attractive fireplaces and provide wonderful entertainment areas and generous family accommodation, which are complimented by the tasteful presentation and colour schemes, a home ready to turn the key in the door. The ground floor also includes 3 generous bedrooms (2 en suite) and a very fine bathroom. Upstairs there is a magnificent attic room currently used as a main bedroom and includes a stunning ensuite, large walk in wardrobe and a further storage room.
The house is well situated in a quiet cul de sac, off Brighton Road, with ample off street parking to the front behind electronic gates while to the rear the garden is laid out in lawn with an abundance of mature shrubs, an attractive patio and benefiting from total privacy and seclusion.
The Coppins is conveniently located in this well established select residential location, close to Foxrock Village, Leopardstown Racecourse, the leisure facilities of Westwood Sports Club and Carrickmines Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Major shopping centres at Dundrum, Blackrock, and Cornelscourt are easily accessible, and the area is close to the LUAS, N11 and direct QBC bus route to the City Centre. Also within close proximity are some of the country’s best known schools, UCD Belfield and Caryfort campuses and churches of many denominations.

Le Figaro Properties reference : 71802062

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Weston, 12 Alma Road is a rare find, constructed in 1865 by renowned architect Thomas Newenham Deane, his best-known works in Dublin include the National Library, the National Museum on Kildare Street and the Old Library in Trinity College. This substantial semi-detached Victorian property is well positioned on this highly regarded road in the heart of Monkstown. The property is surrounded by an excellent selection of schools, churches, the seafront and Seapoint bathing area as well as public transport with the DART nearby. The accommodation consists of 7 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms and has an overall floor area of approximately 483 sq.m. (5,200 sq.ft.). This wonderful home has been in the same family ownership for over 35 years and now offers a great opportunity for a new purchaser to create a home of true distinction. The property has retained many of the original period features and embellishments and the principal reception rooms are particularly fine examples of houses built in the era boasting wonderful proportions, high ceilings, magnificent gothic arched windows, detailed cornice work, centre roses and very fine fireplaces. Upstairs there are 6 generous bedrooms together with a truly impressive drawing room. A particular feature is the large converted attic room offering stunning panoramic views over the roof tops taking in Dun Laoghaire Harbour, Dublin Bay, Howth and the Pigeon House chimneys. To the front of the property there is off street parking within the landscaped garden together with lawn area, mature hedging and pedestrian path to the wonderful entrance porch. To the rear there is a private and secluded low maintenance garden with granite wall and garage. Alma Road is a highly convenient location only a few minutes' walk from the bustling village of Monkstown with its wide selection of local and boutique shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. There is more extensive shopping available in Blackrock, just a short stroll away. Primary and Secondary schools are in abundance, with Scoil Lorcain around the corner. There are also many recreational and leisure activities and sporting venues such as rugby, hockey and tennis with Monkstown and Blackrock (Green Road) Tennis Clubs only a short drive away. The four yacht clubs and extensive marina at Dun Laoghaire Harbour, along with its two piers will be of major interest to sailing enthusiasts. Easy access to the new coastal cycle route towards either Dun Laoghaire or Howth provides ample opportunity for scenic cycles. Being within metres of the seafront there are also lovely tranquil scenic walks

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$2,059,100

7bd

By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty

House Dublin (Ireland)

he elegant tree lined St Lawrence Road is the most sought after address in Clontarf and No 56 has a pretty unique offering to the market. A double fronted period with all the period details you might expect of a late Victorian build with the added benefit of a 197ft long rear garden. Crucially the garden has access to the rear to Lawrence Grove which provides obvious potential for a mews site subject to P.P. for a sizeable detached family home with a strong precedent already established nearby. The main house requires some modernisation without doubt but has been beautifully preserved and offers both elegance and floor space (approximately 278sqm / 2,992sqft). The double fronted façade is aesthetically pleasing from an architectural point of view but internally it also makes for a more practical lay out than most pre-war properties. Originally constructed in the 1890s the staff accommodation was behind the kitchen at garden level and therefore there is no basement. The kitchen / dining room will require some remodelling but otherwise the layout will suit the majority of buyers who have decided to make Clontarf their long term home and need a property that will offer them options for a growing family or space to work from home. The ‘Potential’ on offer will be the key to the inevitable popularity of ‘Ballyneety House’ but the property presents well as is. The accommodation is immediately impressive with an imposing two storey double bay window façade which greets you as you approach through the wrought iron pedestrian gate from the street. Behind the stain glass timber frame door there is a beautiful mosaic tiled floor and 4 large reception rooms off the hall. The entrance hall and reception rooms were laced with all the fine period features that are synonymous with early Edwardian properties in order to impress your guests. All the intricate plaster detail, brass work, picture rails and ornate fireplaces are all beautifully preserved. The two main rooms to the left of the hall are connect with double doors, the ceiling height here is particularly noticeable and adds to the already established sense of light and space which is another unusual feature of the property in contract to other houses even on the same road. The aspect is East-West with the evening afternoon and evening sun pouring in to the garden and accommodation to the rear. The rooms on the return will need a re-think but this will afford the new owners the opportunity to put their own mark on the property and perhaps do something ultra modern to sit in contrast to the period style in the main house. Upstairs there are five large bedrooms and a fifth reception room overlooking the rear garden on the return, alternatively this room would make for a very grand master suite which could comfortably accommodate a walk in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. The gardens to the front and rear are neat and well maintained, the rear garden in particular will again give the new owners an opportunity to take anyone of several interesting options up to develop this space to suit their needs. The luxury of a full length west facing garden with rear vehicular access is one only a handful of properties on the road still have. No 56 sits on a site of 0.2 acres and the garden measure 197 foot in length (0.1 acres) which could easily be divided to allow for a large mews house or alternatively a spacious garage, gym or home office which could accommodate the most active families and retain the rear access for themselves. The address and location is just about as good as it without question the best road this close to the City. St Lawrence Road is 4 km from O’Connell St in the city centre, 2km to East Point Business Park, 4.5km to Beaumont Hospital and 9.5km to Dublin Airport. The convenience of the location and the depth of local amenities are what create such strong demand for Clontarf. St Anne’s Park, a selection of Dublin’s finest golf courses and West Wood Gym and pool are all within walking distance from the front door. In addition to this there are a wide selection and variety of high quality restaurants, delis cafes and bars with numerous options for public transport with several bus routes and the DART at Clontarf Road all nearby. Early viewing is advised. he elegant tree lined St Lawrence Road is the most sought after address in Clontarf and No 56 has a pretty unique offering to the market. A double fronted period with all the period details you might expect of a late Victorian build with the added benefit of a 197ft long rear garden. Crucially the garden has access to the rear to Lawrence Grove which provides obvious potential for a mews site subject to P.P. for a sizeable detached family home with a strong precedent already established nearby. The main house requires some modernisation without doubt but has been beautifully preserved and offers both elegance and floor space (approximately 278sqm / 2,992sqft). The double fronted façade is aesthetically pleasing from an architectural point of view but internally it also makes for a more practical lay out than most pre-war properties. Originally constructed in the 1890s the staff accommodation was behind the kitchen at garden level and therefore there is no basement. The kitchen / dining room will require some remodelling but otherwise the layout will suit the majority of buyers who have decided to make Clontarf their long term home and need a property that will offer them options for a growing family or space to work from home. ‘Potential’ on offer will be the key to the inevitable popularity of ‘Ballyneety House’ but the property presents well as is. The accommodation is immediately impressive with an imposing two storey double bay window façade which greets you as you approach through the wrought iron pedestrian gate from the street. Behind the stain glass timber frame door there is a beautiful mosaic tiled floor and 4 large reception rooms off the hall. The entrance hall and reception rooms were laced with all the fine period features that are synonymous with early Edwardian properties in order to impress your guests. All the intricate plaster detail, brass work, picture rails and ornate fireplaces are all beautifully preserved. The two main rooms to the left of the hall are connect with double doors, the ceiling height here is particularly noticeable and adds to the already established sense of light and space which is another unusual feature of the property in contract to other houses even on the same road. The aspect is East-West with the evening afternoon and evening sun pouring in to the garden and accommodation to the rear. The rooms on the return will need a re-think but this will afford the new owners the opportunity to put their own mark on the property and perhaps do something ultra modern to sit in contrast to the period style in the main house. Upstairs there are five large bedrooms and a fifth reception room overlooking the rear garden on the return, alternatively this room would make for a very grand master suite which could comfortably accommodate a walk in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. The gardens to the front and rear are neat and well maintained, the rear garden in particular will again give the new owners an opportunity to take anyone of several interesting options up to develop this space to suit their needs. The luxury of a full length west facing garden with rear vehicular access is one only a handful of properties on the road still have. No 56 sits on a site of 0.2 acres and the garden measure 197 foot in length which could easily be divided to allow for a large mews house or alternatively a spacious garage, gym or home office which could accommodate the most active families and retain the rear access for themselves. The address and location is just about as good as it without question the best road this close to the City. St Lawrence Road is 4 km from O’Connell St in the city centre, 2km to East Point Business Park, 4.5km to Beaumont Hospital and 9.5km to Dublin Airport. The convenience of the location and the depth of local amenities are what create such strong demand for Clontarf. St Anne’s Park, a selection of Dublin’s finest golf courses and West Wood Gym and pool are all within walking distance from the front door. In addition to this there are a wide selection and variety of high quality restaurants, delis cafes and bars with numerous options for public transport with several bus routes and the DART at Clontarf Road all nearby. Early viewing is advised.

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$1,950,000

26m²

5bd

land 809m²

By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty

House Dublin (Ireland)

No. 16 Balscadden Road, Howth – Ben Eadair offers a rare opportunity to acquire a stunning property in the heart of Howth, one of Dublin's most picturesque and sought-after coastal locations. This charming period residence, positioned on an elevated site, boasts breathtaking, panoramic views of Howth Harbour, Ireland’s Eye, and the Dublin’s north coastline, making it a truly exceptional home. A property steeped in local and cultural history this extraordinary period residence is now in need of some modernisation which will present a unique opportunity to the new owners. This beautifully presented home is filled with character. As you enter the property, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway that flows seamlessly into the living areas. The property is quite unconventional in that the living accommodation for the most part is upstairs in order to make the most of the panoramic views. Each room in Ben Eadair is thoughtfully designed to maximize the breathtaking sea views, creating a tranquil and light-filled atmosphere throughout. At hall level there are two large reception rooms and a peaceful study ideal as a home office. The living room and dining room have uninterrupted views across the Irish Sea. (The dining room or study could easily be turned into a 5th bedroom). The living room and study both have open fires with ornate fire surrounds and the bay window added by the current owners which provides the spectator with a 180 degree front row seat of the East Pier and Irelands Eye in the distance with all the activity of Howth Harbour in between. Downstairs there are 4 bedrooms (with both the main bedroom and bed 2 ensuite), the main kitchen / breakfast room with a matching bay window and a conservatory extension which connects the main house to the outdoor amenities. The outdoor space at No. 16 is another quite unique feature of the property. The beautifully landscaped garden, with its mix of patio areas and lush greenery, offers an oasis of peace and privacy with unparalleled views of the sea. The outdoor terrace is ideal for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the breathtaking views of the harbour and surrounding scenery. The garden’s elevated position ensures that the panoramic sea views can be enjoyed from every angle, adding to the home’s sense of serenity and luxury. The site is long and narrow and approximately 0.5 acres along the cliff’s edge with several distinct patios and platforms which display the view from different view points. There are two separate garages (one a double) on the site (invaluable with parking at a premium locally) and a custom built barbeque hut. Howth Head was immortalised in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, and it’s not difficult to see why – prose, poetry and song are worthy tributes to the coastal beauty of the area. Originally a small fishing village, Howth has grown to be a major coastal area with a busy fishing port. The town, with its maritime influences and historic roots, is full of variety, with wild moorland, woodlands, and stunning cliff and coastal walks within easy reach. The coastal setting provides for walks and hiking trails around Howth Head, taking in the views of Ireland’s Eye and Lambay Island. You can take your pick from half a dozen looped walks in this spectacular area. The Village is just 20km from the City Centre (about 30 minutes by DART) and 17km (30 minutes by car) to Dublin Airport. The serenity of the surroundings are balanced by a sometimes bustling night life with a mixture of fantastic cafes, bars and restaurants. There is also a plethora of incredible public and private amenities on the peninsula from sailing and golfing to cliff walks and kite surfing. Howth has it all. Ben Eadair at No. 16 Balscadden Road is more than just a home – it’s a lifestyle. With its stunning coastal views, spacious accommodation, and prime location, this property is an exceptional find in the heart of Howth. Perfect for those seeking a luxurious, seaside retreat with easy access to all the amenities and beauty that this renowned coastal village has to offer. All in all ‘Ben Eadair’ presents an opportunity not to be missed. For those seeking a private sanctuary while remaining close to the vibrant lifestyle of Dublin’s city and coast, you could have a home steeped in character and history in a location unlike any other just a few minutes walk from Howth Village. No. 16 Balscadden Road, Howth – Ben Eadair offers a rare opportunity to acquire a stunning property in the heart of Howth, one of Dublin's most picturesque and sought-after coastal locations. This charming period residence, positioned on an elevated site, boasts breathtaking, panoramic views of Howth Harbour, Ireland’s Eye, and the Dublin’s north coastline, making it a truly exceptional home. A property steeped in local and cultural history this extraordinary period residence is now in need of some modernisation which will present a unique opportunity to the new owners. This beautifully presented home is filled with character. As you enter the property, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway that flows seamlessly into the living areas. The property is quite unconventional in that the living accommodation for the most part is upstairs in order to make the most of the panoramic views. Each room in Ben Eadair is thoughtfully designed to maximize the breathtaking sea views, creating a tranquil and light-filled atmosphere throughout. At hall level there are two large reception rooms and a peaceful study ideal as a home office. The living room and dining room have uninterrupted views across the Irish Sea. (The dining room or study could easily be turned into a 5th bedroom). The living room and study both have open fires with ornate fire surrounds and the bay window added by the current owners which provides the spectator with a 180 degree front row seat of the East Pier and Irelands Eye in the distance with all the activity of Howth Harbour in between. Downstairs there are 4 bedrooms (with both the main bedroom and bed 2 ensuite), the main kitchen / breakfast room with a matching bay window and a conservatory extension which connects the main house to the outdoor amenities. The outdoor space at No. 16 is another quite unique feature of the property. The beautifully landscaped garden, with its mix of patio areas and lush greenery, offers an oasis of peace and privacy with unparalleled views of the sea. The outdoor terrace is ideal for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the breathtaking views of the harbour and surrounding scenery. The garden’s elevated position ensures that the panoramic sea views can be enjoyed from every angle, adding to the home’s sense of serenity and luxury. The site is long and narrow and approximately 0.5 acres along the cliff’s edge with several distinct patios and platforms which display the view from different view points. There are two separate garages (one a double) on the site (invaluable with parking at a premium locally) and a custom built barbeque hut. Howth Head was immortalised in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, and it’s not difficult to see why – prose, poetry and song are worthy tributes to the coastal beauty of the area. Originally a small fishing village, Howth has grown to be a major coastal area with a busy fishing port. The town, with its maritime influences and historic roots, is full of variety, with wild moorland, woodlands, and stunning cliff and coastal walks within easy reach. The coastal setting provides for walks and hiking trails around Howth Head, taking in the views of Ireland’s Eye and Lambay Island. You can take your pick from half a dozen looped walks in this spectacular area. The Village is just 20km from the City Centre (about 30 minutes by DART) and 17km (30 minutes by car) to Dublin Airport. The serenity of the surroundings are balanced by a sometimes bustling night life with a mixture of fantastic cafes, bars and restaurants. There is also a plethora of incredible public and private amenities on the peninsula from sailing and golfing to cliff walks and kite surfing. Howth has it all. Ben Eadair at No. 16 Balscadden Road is more than just a home – it’s a lifestyle. With its stunning coastal views, spacious accommodation, and prime location, this property is an exceptional find in the heart of Howth. Perfect for those seeking a luxurious, seaside retreat with easy access to all the amenities and beauty that this renowned coastal village has to offer. All in all ‘Ben Eadair’ presents an opportunity not to be missed. For those seeking a private sanctuary while remaining close to the vibrant lifestyle of Dublin’s city and coast, you could have a home steeped in character and history in a location unlike any other just a few minutes walk from Howth Village.

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$2,059,100

5bd

By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty

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House Irlande (Ireland)

Glenfield is a charming aesthetically pleasing part slate clad, and part cut granite stone detached Georgian residence of stature located in a peaceful and scenic setting accessed opposite the grounds of St. Gerard’s School. This generously proportioned home boasts a gracious and inviting atmosphere, ideal for raising a family in a secure environment on private landscaped grounds that extend to approximately 3 acres. The well-maintained bright and airy interior beautifully retains the period features of the Georgian era, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life that also boasts informal lawned gardens in a Sylvan setting with a sunny south facing backdrop of The Sugarloaf. On entering the property, it is immediately obvious that this quality family home exudes charm and character as well as enjoying light filled free flowing accommodation from the sunny rear orientation. It is ideal for family living and entertaining alike and has been designed that the main reception rooms overlook and open into the sunny south facing gardens. Upstairs, off the spacious landing there are five excellent double bedrooms, a single and a family bathroom. The main bedroom suite is accessed through a generous bedroom/study and the bedroom enjoys a walk-in wardrobe leading through to an ensuite bathroom. Beautiful informal gardens and grounds just under 3 acres with lawns, gravel pathways, herbaceous borders, rose garden, vegetable garden, glasshouse, and orchard. Many mature specimen trees. Wooden summer house with sandstone paved patio. Garage, line of sheds- workshop, woodshed, potting shed etc. Features: Highly regarded prestigious residential address Urban yet rural sylvan setting Beautifully manicured lawned and planted gardens of approximately 3 acres surround the property Part slate clad and part cut granite stone exterior Magnificent period features of the Georgian era intact Gravelled driveway accessing the main house, the workshop, outhouse and gym Spectacular setting boasting views towards the Sugar Loaf Sunny south facing rear orientation Extensive off-street parking Surrounded by excellent primary and secondary schools, sporting facilities & transport Within close proximity to shopping off the N11 & M50 with Dublin airport just 35 minutes away Bright and airy generously proportioned accommodation of approximately 318sq.m (3,423sq.ft) Oil Fired Central Heating Digital Security Alarm Fitted carpets, white goods and window coverings included in the sale A Protected Structure

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$2,059,100

5bd

land 1.2ha

By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty