luxury houses with terrace for sale Dublin, Ireland (page 2)

A Curated Blend of Old-World European Charm and Contemporary Hamptons Luxury Set on approximately 0.75 acres of exquisitely landscaped grounds, Dargle Lodge is a truly exceptional detached residence offering complete privacy, enveloped by mature trees and accompanied by the gentle sound of the River Dargle flowing along the rear boundary. Extending to approximately 445 sq.m (4,790 sq.ft), this remarkable home harmoniously combines the timeless elegance of Old-World European architecture with the relaxed sophistication of Hamptons-inspired design. The result is a residence of rare distinction, where classic character meets refined modern comfort in a tranquil and picturesque setting. From the moment you arrive through the automated gates, a sense of tranquillity and understated luxury prevails. The approach is framed by lush, sub-tropical planting, setting the tone for this exceptional residence. The home is bathed in natural light, with French double doors opening from each of the principal rooms onto a wraparound deck and veranda, beautifully framing the surrounding gardens and offering serene views of the River Dargle. Inside, the property is defined by its impressive proportions and exquisite craftsmanship. High, vaulted timber-panelled ceilings create a remarkable sense of space and volume, while rich American walnut flooring flows seamlessly throughout. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, from dimmable lighting and underfloor geothermal heating to the integrated security system and high-speed broadband, ensuring both comfort and convenience. At the heart of the home lies a stunning bespoke Chalon kitchen, complete with an Aga, a generous central island, and premium integrated appliances—an ideal setting for both everyday family life and entertaining. The adjoining living and dining areas are equally impressive, centred around a feature fireplace and flowing effortlessly onto the outdoor entertaining spaces. The main house accommodation is both generous and beautifully appointed, comprising four luxurious double bedrooms, each with its own en suite. The principal suite serves as a private sanctuary, featuring a striking bay window overlooking the gardens, three walk-in dressing rooms, and both an en suite and a separate elegant bathroom complete with a freestanding bath and marble finishes. Bedrooms 2&3 are served by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, enhancing family convenience. Additional living spaces include a large utility room, guest WC, a refined study, and a bright, versatile playroom/gym. The grounds are a standout feature of Dargle Lodge. Meticulously maintained, they offer expansive lawns, specimen planting, and a variety of peaceful outdoor areas. A charming fishing lodge sits at the garden’s edge, offering a unique riverside retreat, with full trout and salmon fishing rights included with the property . A large decked terrace provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining. Further enhancing the property’s appeal is a fully self-contained lodge (approximately 49 sq.m), ideal for guests, extended family, or use as a home office. A substantial garage/carport with loft storage and a cellar provides additional practical space. Dargle Lodge represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home that seamlessly combines privacy, elegance, and an exceptional lifestyle in one of Ireland’s most sought-after locations. Presented in move-in condition, the property would benefit from some minor upgrading and cosmetic enhancements, offering the perfect opportunity for a new owner to further personalise this remarkable residence.

Glendaars House is an extremely pleasant early 20th-century country house, which benefits from significant upgrading and extending in recent years to present a comfortable 5-bedroom home with a separate 1-bedroom annexe apartment. 5269 square feet or 490 square metres. Set within circa 4.6-acres (1.86-hectares) of grounds, the gardens are tremendous and with mature trees, shrubs and hedging are extremely private and tranquil. In addition to the original stables there is a well laid-out barn stabling complex with a turn-out area, a post-and-railed arena, paddock grazing and the benefit of access from a second entrance. The Dublin mountains framing the view below the grazing paddocks. Enjoying a rich and interesting historic provenance Glendaars House dates to circa 1924, when it was first inhabited by Colonel James (Jim) Slattery who was one of Michael Collin’s close confidantes in the Free State Army. One of the ‘Twelve Apostles’ his alias was ‘The One-Handed Assassin’, a hand being lost in military action. Later, Glendaars House was home to Ann Smurfit, who added the drawing room and family room. More recently, circa 2006, Glendaars House benefited from significant upgrading and extension works that remodelled the accommodation layout to provide four-bedroom suites, ample natural light and modern comfort. The guest apartment is independently accessed and has a large open plan kitchen with dining and living spaces, a bedroom and shower room. Adjacent is a large 2 door garage. A majestic laurel arch entrance with electric security gates leads to a gravelled forecourt in front of the house. A generous reception hall has a chequered tiled floor and cast iron fireplace with an open fire. The family room is dual aspect and has a distinctive exposed beam ceiling, large timber fireplace with an open fire and a large south-west facing bay window. It leads into the study, again dual aspect and with a large bay window, open fireplace, double French doors to outside and linking to the kitchen. The dining room has timber fireplace with an open fire and links to a large games or party room. Spacious it enjoys a triple aspect with large double French doors to a garden terrace, an open fireplace, exposed beamed ceiling and three bay windows. It is an extremely versatile space. The kitchen also enjoys a triple aspect and is a generous open plan living space with kitchen, living and dining spaces. It too has exposed ceiling beams, a fireplace with a wood stove and large double French doors to a garden patio terrace. Upstairs there is a wonderful master bedroom suite, four further bedrooms suites, a fifth bedroom and a family bathroom. The master suite has a large dual aspect bedroom, an ensuite bathroom with fitted bath and separate shower and a generous walk-in closet and eaves store. The second bedroom suite has an open fireplace, a dressing room and ensuite shower room, while bedrooms suites three and four each have ensuite shower rooms. The fifth bedroom is nearby to the family bathroom, itself positioned just off the stair landing. The gardens are extremely pleasant with well-placed south and west facing patio terraces linking easily to the house. A children’s play area within a stand of grand old cedar trees is magical and well sheltered. Mature shrubs and trees throughout the gardens ensure rich seasonal colour and include a distinctive red maple tree, oak, chestnut, sycamore, roan, silver birch, cherry blossoms, weeping willow trees and an apple orchard. Mature hedges ensure great shelter and privacy. Box hedging frames manicured lawns. The location is highly desirable, easily commutable to Dublin city and its international airport (a circa 35-minute drive), yet remarkably extremely tranquil and quiet. Naas town and Sallins (train station) are less than a 10-minute drive, the K-Club just a 5-minute drive and Maynooth town Quintessential country living, yet easy access to bustling urban centres.