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HouseIrlande (Ireland)
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$1,734,900
bedrooms4 bathrooms3

Superbly positioned within this hugely popular gated development lies 13 Clonfadda Wood, an exquisite, detached family home in showhouse condition throughout with the benefit of an entirely private, sunny, south facing rear garden. This wonderful family home has been decorated with great style and panache and seamlessly blends modern luxury with timeless elegance.
The accommodation represents the epitome of comfort and sophistication, offering a harmonious balance of contemporary design and practical functionality. It briefly comprises of a large and welcoming entrance hallway off which there are double doors leading through to a terrific dual aspect living dining room with French doors out to the south facing rear garden, a light infused family room again overlooking the rear garden, an extremely well fitted kitchen breakfast room with doors out to rear garden and utility room off and then a family room to the front along with cloakroom and guest w.c completing the accommodation on the ground floor. On the first floor there are four well sized bedrooms, the master being of particular note being a wonderful dual aspect room with extensive wardrobes and a luxuriously appointed ensuite with shower and bath. Both the ensuite and the family bathroom were recently upgraded by Waterloo bathrooms. The delightful rear garden enjoys a sunny southerly aspect and comes complete with two large granite patio areas, a lawned area, raised beds with mature shrubs and plants and outside lighting making it the prefect spot to relax and unwind, to dine alfresco and indeed for children to play.

Advertiser reference : 5B94T2Le Figaro Properties reference : 73557406

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