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HouseDublin (Ireland)
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$1,903,500
Surface27 m²bedrooms5 bathrooms3

Ashton Lodge on Kilgobbin Road is a captivating family home that offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern practicality. Built c. 1780 and creatively and extensively extended the charming cottage style exterior belies the dramatic, stunning interior measuring 295sq.m ( 3,175sq.ft) which seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary living and an utterly inviting ambience; all to be enjoyed with secluded mature gardens of approx 0.18 of an acre with a coveted south westerly aspect; an absolute gem of a home.
Upon entering, the home’s charm is immediately apparent. Stunning features include exposed timber beams, granite walls and limestone flooring set a rustic yet elegant tone throughout. These architectural details reflect the home's rich history while offering a timeless appeal. The well-laid-out floor plan ensures that each room flows harmoniously into the next, making the space both practical and comfortable for family life and entertaining on a scale.
The ground floor accommodation is spacious with interconnecting rooms in a circular layout, five double bedrooms upstairs with vaulted ceilings and beams and a unique character pervades throughout.
Externally there is a large gravelled driveway with ample parking and a stand out feature is a mature, creatively designed and planted extensive garden with a south- westerly aspect.
Ashton Lodge enjoys a wonderful location situated between Stepaside and Sandyford villages and only c. 4 minutes’ walk from Glencairn LUAS station. The Beacon Hospital, Dundrum Town Centre and Sandyford Business District are all within a short drive. The property also benefits from easy access to the M50 motorway. It is convenient to many primary and secondary schools and there is a wealth of sporting and recreational amenities in the locale including numerous golf clubs, GAA and soccer clubs, driving ranges, Samuel Beckett Civic Campus, Leopardstown Racecourse, Fernhill Gardens, walks in The Dublin mountains and many equestrian centres.

Advertiser reference : 2SF2JRLe Figaro Properties reference : 75671630

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RE/MAX Properties are proud to present 'Latton' to the market. An energy efficient, B3 rated, architecturally designed family home, built (c.2008). This is a wonderful example of modern well-designed family living extending to c.3,972sq.ft of beautifully appointed luxury accommodation that flows exceptionally well throughout. Laid out over three levels the accommodation provides more than enough room for any growing family. There are fantastic views of the Dublin Mountains from all the front rooms of the property. Ground Floor Upon entering the residence, one is immediately struck by the elegantly majestic hallway, which at 12 meters long, creates a lasting impression. The Crema Marfil tiles add that extra touch of class. All the ground floor is finished with either these high-quality tiles, or solid wide plank oak flooring. The ground floor is particularly well arranged and incorporates a home office/study which is fully fitted with storage cupboards, shelving units and a built-in desk. A magnificent interconnecting living room with a stunning large sandstone fireplace with cast iron inset, which opens into a generously sized dining room. The open plan kitchen/family room is linked via folding double doors and is finished in a high gloss cream colour with granite counter tops. It also includes a large central Island and has everything a modern kitchen requires. French doors from both the kitchen and family area lead out onto the patio area and garden. There is a generous guest bathroom with designer glass sink with chrome detail. A separate well fitted laundry room is also located off the hall, with wall and floor units, stainless steel sink unit, plumbed for washing machine, and also houses the gas boiler. The linen cupboard is conveniently located off the laundry room. 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There is excellent storage via eave access in both rooms. The house also boasts underfloor heating on the ground and first floors, as well as a central vacuum system throughout. Exterior Latton is accessed through electronic remote controlled vehicular gates which open onto a cobble lock driveway with ample parking for four cars. Enjoying direct access on both sides through wooden gates to the tranquil sunny west facing rear garden. The spacious garden is split level with a large patio area, the perfect place for entertaining, and a cut granite raised flower bed with steps leading to a lawned area with decked patio in the rear corner. A real sun trap during the spring and summer months. 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land 369m²

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3ba.

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4ba.

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By Lisney Sotheby's International Realty

HouseDublin (Ireland)
Price :
$1,903,500
Surface27 m²bedrooms5 bathrooms3

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HouseDublin (Ireland)
Price :
$1,903,500
Surface27 m²bedrooms5 bathrooms3