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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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