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Surface101 m²bedrooms3 bathroom1

Superbly located on a quiet and mature cul de sac a short walk from the centre of Ranelagh Village, a well presented bay windowed period property benefiting from a sunny westerly rear garden.
No. 15 is a most appealing and well-maintained family home originally built circa 1910. The property extends to approximately 101sqm (1,087 sq. ft) and briefly comprises two interconnecting reception rooms with a benefit of a bay window, kitchen/breakfast room with French doors leading to the rear garden. Upstairs there are three bedrooms with the master bedroom running across the entire width of the front of the property with the benefit of a bay window, and a well appointed shower room.
Cherryfield Avenue Lower enjoys a highly convenient location being positioned off Sandford Road a short walk to both Ranelagh and Donnybrook Villages, where there is a host of specialist shops, restaurants, pubs, including the new Devlin Hotel, and the Ranelagh LUAS which provides ease of access to Dublin city centre, Trinity College, and all that Dublin city has to offer. St Stephen’s Green is within a 30 minute walk. Leisure facilities are well catered for in the area including Riverview, Donnybrook Lawn Tennis Club, the RDS, Old Wesley Rugby ground, the Aviva Stadium, and Herbert Park to name but a few.

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Surface101 m²bedrooms3 bathroom1

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