Luxury houses for sale Kilberry, Ireland

A captivating historic country home, dating to 1880, with endless charm and privately nestled within a 7-acre [2.8 hectares] pocket estate. Accommodation extends to 3,929 sq. feet [365 sq. metres] in total with 5-Bedrooms in the house augmented by 2-Bedrooms within the adjacent guest Mews. Dublin city centre 26 miles [42 km], or 55-minutes driving. Positioned just a 5-minute drive [2 miles or 3.3 km] of Prosperous wrought iron electric gates lead up a gravelled drive to a parking forecourt in front of the house, or a spur drive leads to a Studio and the guest Mews behind the house. Attractive estate style iron fencing and parkland grazing, interspersed with mature and more recently planted specimen trees, combines seamlessly with the rich architectural character and historic features of the house to create a magical and protected pocket-estate feel. A wonderful south-facing veranda links the principal reception rooms to a large patio terrace, itself linking to the kitchen, and onward to the glorious gardens. Behind a ‘lobster’ blue front door a generous reception hall leads to the principal reception rooms, the kitchen and a cloakroom with WC. A carved oak timber staircase leads to the first floor and a mezzanine floor off the stair return. A fine drawing room has a feature bow-front or bay-window, decorative ceiling cornice, a marble chimneypiece with an open fire and twin French doors to the veranda. A comfortable family room also features decorative ceiling cornice and an open fire and twin French doors to the veranda. An old steel safe makes a remarkable feature cupboard. The kitchen is in the Irish country style, with the requisite Aga cooking stove ensuring winter warmth. Twin French doors lead out to a south-facing garden terrace and link easily to the veranda, principal reception rooms and wider gardens for entertaining. The kitchen links to a shelved panty and a laundry room. A small boot room hall off the kitchen provides access to an enclosed courtyard and could, possibly, allow internal access to the guest Mews. A ground floor bedroom and a cloakroom with separate shower room and WC completes the ground floor accommodation. A second WC is located off the stair return landing. A master bedroom suite is generous and includes a marvellous study, bedroom, and a bathroom. Accessed from the study, positioned just off the stair return landing on the mezzanine floor, which features carved oak fitted bookcases, polished oak timber flooring, a timber panelled coved ceiling and a cast iron fireplace with a wood stove and interconnects to the bedroom and bathroom. The dual aspect bedroom faces south and west and includes an open fireplace and delightful window seat. The bathroom has a cast iron roll-top bath. Three further bedrooms, giving five in total, are positioned off the first-floor landing and all enjoy a dual aspect and have open fireplaces. The guest Mews can be accessed from enclosed courtyard, linking to both the house and mews, or independently from the driveway spur. Benefiting from upgrading and restoration works in 2008 and includes a double-height stair hall and an interconnecting kitchen/dining room and living room. Upstairs there is a shower room and two bedrooms, one with French doors opening onto a large timber balcony terrace. A studio barn has a pot-belly wood stove and a mezzanine loft. Gardens include an orchard, kitchen garden, enclosed courtyard, and a fun Norwegian style sauna. The lands provide good grazing in two divisions, link to the adjacent Grand Canal walking path and include a 2-storey ruin. Steeped in history and cherished by the same family for over half-a-century the original Victorian character has been enhanced and embellished with well thought out recent upgrades and improvements. Original features like the window shutters, solid steel safe and open fires. For further information contact David Ashmore or James O’Flaherty

GRANGE MANOR, BALLYRAGGET, COUNTY KILKENNY, IRELAND A gracious and imposing historic Georgian country home set within delightful grounds, which include a stretch of the River Nore with fishing rights. In all about 24.6 acres or 10 hectares. Recently restored to a very high and thorough standard Grange Manor is presented in excellent condition and features some superb Adamesque plasterwork. Accommodation includes 4 particularly impressive reception rooms, a magnificent stair hall and 6 bedroom suites. Medieval Kilkenny city is 10 miles or 16 km away and Dublin International airport a driving distance of circa 1 hour 25 minutes. Cork and Shannon International airports are each within a driving distance of circa 1 hour 30 minutes. The impressive and substantial Georgian home, circa 1790, found today incorporates an earlier late 16 th Century house, the Georgian build comprising the elaborate and generous reception rooms and bedrooms to the front of the house and the earlier Elizabethan house utilised for the kitchen and domestic offices. Extensive restoration works undertaken circa 2000 retained the layout of the principal reception rooms but re-configured the kitchen and smaller rooms at the rear to provide an interconnecting suite of 3 rooms incorporating kitchen, eating and living spaces and re-configured the bedroom accommodation to provide 6 bedroom suites. Plasterwork within the house includes some superb Adamesque decoration, most especially within the stair hall. The stair hall also has a painted roundel, possibly of late 18 th Century design. The chimneypieces are of good quality and mostly of a design dating from circa 1800. In all the accommodation within the house extends to some 6,830 square feet or 634 square metres. The gate lodge, dating to circa 1840, comprises some 670 square feet or 62.3 square metres. The circa 2000 works extending and upgrading the lodge. Grange Manor benefits from an off centre position within its own lands, the greater majority of the lands lying forward of the south elevation. This generates a sense of acreage far beyond that which exists, the elevated situation probably contributing to this. Within the grounds there is a pleasant mix of woodland and parkland, enhanced by such features as the River Nore and a delightful private bridge. A walled garden lies to the east of the house and forms part of a delightful ‘Lady’s Walk’ that includes a stretch along the banks of the River Nore. Positioned a short distance in front of the house is an octagonal dovecote, thought to relate to the original house of circa 1680 but restricted circa 1790. The lands are of good quality and benefit from a gradient to the River Nore and a tributary river. Laid out in 2 divisions the lands are currently in pasture. A stable yard is located a short distance from the house, a branch of the avenue providing direct access. Built circa 1790 it has a delightful range of stone outbuildings, a lofted one comprising 8 stables and the old Coach House with a cobbled floor. Fishing can be enjoyed on a nearly 0.25 mile single bank stretch (approx. 350 metres) on the River Nore included with the property, the river noted for its salmon and brown trout fishing. Grange Manor lies a short distance of 1.5 miles or 2.4 km from Ballyragget, a small county town, some 10 miles or 16 km northwest of Kilkenny city. Kilkenny is a medieval city noted for its vibrancy, boutique shopping and quality restaurants. The heritage towns of Durrow and Abbeyleix are 6.5 miles (10.5 km) and 12 miles (19.5 km) away. The M8 Dublin/Cork motorway is accessible about a 20 minute drive away. The estate is offered for sale by Private Treaty. Full particulars with restoration details available from the selling agent. BER (Building Energy Rating) Exempt Selling Agent David Ashmore [PSRA Licence 003640]

JENKINSTOWN HOUSE JENKINSTOWN PARK, COUNTY KILKENNY, IRELAND Restored to the highest spec by one of Ireland's best known songwriters and producers, Jenkinstown House offers a rare opportunity to acquire manor style family living with built in revenue streams and earning potential if required. It comes with 6.7 acres of private grounds and is just 8 minutes drive from Kilkenny City. Jenkinstown House, a fine specimen of 19th Century Gothic Revival, spans 6663 square feet, (619m²) including two elegant and spacious living rooms, a light filled kitchen, a palatial ensuite master bedroom along with two other impressive bedrooms and bathrooms. Underfloor heating, double glazed sash windows along tasteful fittings set the stage for luxury living. The buyer will benefit from 3 stunningly designed shepherds huts with current owners earning 5 star ratings for their Airb services. Nestled in the state owned Jenkinstown wood, and overlooking beautiful Kilkenny countryside, the huts promise an easy and reliable income source for the long term. To the side of the house, what was once a private chapel adorned by stained glass windows is now a top spec auditorium with 106 seats, stage, with two booths designed for sound production and lighting sitting at the back of the theatre. The space, although tailor made for performance and recording artists, is easily converted for other purposes such as accommodation or tea rooms. It has wheelchair access with HSE standard bathrooms for use at events such as concerts, weddings and family celebrations. The back of the theatre leads onto a splendid walled courtyard, this is an ideal space for Summer entertainment with the added potential of having a small market for 6 to 8 stalls. A splendid Gothic Dining Hall is central to the property. Featuring wonderful high beam ceilings, stained glass windows and an old style banqueting table dominate the room. While stunning in its current form, the discerning investor can enjoy significant potential for reimagining its use. In former times it was a popular local cafe, its future may lie in becoming bespoke accommodation. The potential for all these ideas will increase with authorities planning an imminent upgrade of the woods. This includes the revival of the Thomas Moore Garden which is accessed from the house via a solid timber gate set within a Gothic stone arch along with the restoration of the original walled garden for Jenkinstown house. Nearby Kilkenny city provides boutique shopping, a theatre and an array of eateries, restaurants, wine bars and pubs. The 12th-century castle, a bustling crafts scene, traditional pubs, cobbled lanes and secret alleys all make Kilkenny special and combined with a lively traditional music scene, art and design exhibitions, popular seasonal festivals and Michelin star restaurants the city is enthralling. Kilkenny College secondary school offers boarding (day and weekly). Dublin city and airport about 1 hour 30 minutes driving. Eircode [property specific address code] R95 PW94, Elevation above sea level 279 feet or 85 metres. For full sale information, including floorplans, contact David Ashmore.

Kelly’s Hill is a gracious property in a truly magical and spectacular setting in the Dublin mountains overlooking Dublin city, Glenasmole Valley and Bohernabreena Reservoir and park. Standing on approximately 21.7acres (8.8ha), this spacious property in a most enchanting and delightful setting offers a tranquil and peaceful retreat and enjoys a highly convenient location. The location being less than 8km to the southwest of the M50 makes it an easily commutable location. Kelly’s Hill is a property perched on a breath-taking level plateau within the grounds and commands majestic views across the Valley of Glenasmole to Dublin City and beyond. Built over 30 years ago this property offers abundantly spacious and wonderfully proportioned accommodation over two levels. The property is approached via pillared entrance gates leading to an inclining sweeping driveway providing access to a large car parking area to the side of the property. Upon entering the property, which extends to approx. 301 sqm (3,240 sq ft), an unusually large entrance hallway with feature central staircase immediately sets the tone of the scale and size of the accommodation on offer. There are four main reception rooms located off the entrance hallway and the magnificent kitchen/ breakfast room. Upstairs a gracious gallery-style landing leads to the four large bedrooms and a family bathroom. The grace and splendour available on the majestic ground on which Kelly’s hill is situated cannot be overstated. The grounds have a benefit of level gardens close to the main residence and a level paddock area immediately to the left-hand side upon entering the grounds of the property. There are numerous interesting walkways leading to the forest area, situated on the upper portion of the site. The grounds are abundantly stocked with an array of shrubs, trees, and plants, providing a veritable oasis of peace and tranquillity in this most picturesque, beautiful and scenic setting. While Kelly’s hill is located amongst the secluded tranquillity of the Dublin countryside there are a host of local amenities in close proximity to include the villages of Rathfarnham, Terenure, Templeogue, Tallaght University Hospital, the Square Shopping Centre, Dundrum Town Centre, numerous restaurants, local shops, churches and sporting facilities. The M50 motorway is a short drive from the property allowing access to Dublin Airport within 30 minutes and the Luas at Ballaly is within 20 minutes’ drive of the property.

A charming bow-fronted Georgian country home dating to 1780 and enjoying a serenely picturesque river valley position with bucolic views extending to the Blackstairs Mountains and a stretch of fishing on the meandering river Slaney below. Dublin city centre some 75 miles [121 km] driving distance. Enjoying an elevated position within some 23 acres [9h hectares] Clohamon House is utterly private and represents a rural idyll. A gravelled drive sweeps to a forecourt in front of the house or diverts to the courtyard behind the house. Extremely picturesque the courtyard has an extensive range of single storey and lofted exposed stone outbuildings, which links to the house, the walled garden and through an attractive archway to the outer farmstead, which has a large barn with stables (4), a guest cottage, machinery store and hay barn. An old belfry, although missing its bell, is impressive. The gardens include suitable formality with topiary box hedging and a thought-out layout but largely display an informality that links seamlessly with the valley surrounds. Mature specimen trees and shrubs have been nicely augmented by more recent plantings. The elegant southwest facing front façade comprises a large reception hall, a dining room and drawing room. The hall has a fine carved timber staircase and leads directly to an informal family room and the country-style kitchen. Each room provides comfortable individual spaces or easily combine to create a superb entertainment suite. A study, office(s), guest WC, wine cellar and scullery complete the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs there are 2 bathrooms, 3 shower rooms and 7 bedrooms, two of the bedrooms being suites, one with a bathroom ensuite and another with a shower room. Upgrading works were carried out between 1998 and 2000. An adjacent Dairy Maid’s Apartment positioned within a small courtyard behind the house extends to some 333 square feet [31 square meters] and has a living room, a bedroom and shower room. In all the house comprises some 5,921 square feet or 550 square meters of accommodation. The guest cottage, The Granary, can be accessed from the rear drive or from the house courtyard off the main drive. A glazed entrance porch leads into a large central living space which has a cathedral style ceiling and opens into a small galley kitchen and snug space, which has a solid fuel stove and double French doors to a garden terrace. Twin staircases lead to 2 bedrooms and there is a bathroom and shower room. While in need of some upgrading it has a fun layout and appears structurally sound. In all about 1,520 square feet [141 square meters] of accommodation. The present 18th-century house is thought to succeed and likely incorporate, in part or full, an earlier 17th-century long house known as Clohamon Castle. These works in circa 1780 being augmented by the addition of the stone outbuildings and walled garden in circa 1839. Displaying admirable architectural merit throughout the picturesque stone outbuildings and symmetrical front façade of the house with the curved central double height bow and well-balanced windows and glazing are particularly impressive. The design and house position deliberate to maximise the panoramic river valley vistas to the mountainous backdrop behind. This architectural merit is matched by a rich provenance with notable historic owners including Walter Sweetman, author of ‘Through the Night’ (1869) and ‘Rowland Kyan: An Irish Sketch’ (1896) and the Levinge family, including Sir Richard Levinge who was a manager in Arthur Guinness & Co. and related to the renowned cartographer Captain R.G.A. Levinge, who was involved in mapping part of the US and Canada border circa 1835.

A Private Courtyard incorporating RTE Home of the year 2020 and ancillary accommodation. The Courtyard, Beech Park, adjacent Shackleton Gardens is an oasis of tranquillity incorporating a 19th Century converted Carriage House (the principal residence within The Courtyard), the Gate Cottage, the Garden Cottage, The Grand Hall and a Workshop. This is an utterly unique opportunity to acquire a most charming 19th Century property enjoying an almost rural setting in West Dublin. Recently The Carriage House, the principal residence within The Carriage House won the illustrious title of RTE Home of the Year 2020 fending off competition from 21 beautiful homes from around this Emerald Isle. The 19th Century Carriage House and adjoining stable were transformed into a distinctive, rare and exceptional 120sqm (1291sqft) two-bed house with the vision of the current owner, shaped by MVK Architects and made real by Des Egan & Sons who specialise in Heritage building projects. The works were completed, and great things achieved under the watchful eye of Fingal County Council’s conservation architect and a wonderful home that married contemporary and gracious living. Dating from 1830 The Courtyard was succinctly described by Peter Crowley of PAC, one of the judges on Home of the Year 2020 as “The Courtyard, a perfect quadrangle, is like something from an Enid Blyton novel “ The cobblestoned courtyard is a joy to behold from almost any vantage point within. The Carriage House has almost floor to ceiling glazing and looks onto The Grand Hall with a most distinctive clocktower and weathervane. Landscaped grass squares give home to well stocked mature trees and shrubs all of which may be regarded from the delightful pergola, a focal point within the courtyard. The Grand Hall has served as the reception area for many family celebrations and presents as an ideal venue for both private parties and occasions. The workshop may be adapted to gainful uses or pursuing private endeavours. The cottages form part of this single-family compound. There is ample parking available.

Charlesfort House Estate For Sale in Ferns County Wexford Ireland Esales Property ID: es5553709 Property Location Charlesfort House Estate’ Set on c. 5.5 Acres Tombrack Ferns County Wexford Y21 FW32 Property Details Charlesfort House Estate • Sympathetically and lovingly restored to its former glory by highly skilled craftsmen in 2005, this 18th century estate offers a rich historical feel coupled with the benefits of modern living and design that detract nothing from the history or warm feeling that emanates from this type of house, an absolute must for those seeking a safe and peaceful retreat in the beautiful Irish countryside with endless potential. • Main residence is a detached, three-bay, two-storey over part raised basement with 4 bedrooms – extending to 448 sq. meter/ c. 4,821 sq. ft. • Two guest lodges, each containing 2-bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen/ living/dining room and with separate road access, each extending to 88.35 sq. meter/ c. 951 sq. ft. • Situated in an extremely quiet and peaceful location and set on c. 5.5 acres/ 22,258 Meters sq., with spectacular panoramic countryside views and paddocks for horses or other grazing stock. • Main residence consists of period type entrance hall, reception living room, magnificent formal dining room, very large kitchen/dining room, butler’s pantry, library nook or home office, laundry room, wine cellar, courtyard basement storage rooms, 4 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms DESCRIPTION: On arrival at Charlesfort House Estate, you are immediately struck by the impressive entrance, created by splayed wide stone walls consisting of granite features, and to the gate piers upon which hang the magnificent wrought iron gates. This majestic entrance immediately sets the scene for what lies at the end of the meandering tree-lined avenue, bringing you gently to the main residence. Stood amongst the spectacular garden shelter, you arrive at the awesome double bow-fronted country house. The house with all of its quality period features stands with distinction, whilst emanating the wonderful warmth and charm of a family home. In addition to the main house, the estate consists of two detached guest lodges, over five acres of quality land with multiple paddocks, captivating gardens, well stocked with a huge variety of flowers and shrubs and a very large workshop extending to c. 4,058 sq. ft. / 377 sq. metres floor space, with additional loft space. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, Charlesfort House has all the warmth of a family home and exudes a peaceful, welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. Restored in 2005 with amazing skill and accuracy by the current owners, the 448 sq. meters/ c. 4,821 sq. ft. of the main house is arranged over three floors consisting of a magnificent entrance hall, a large reception living room, spectacular dining room, 4 large bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, large Kitchen/dining room, butler’s pantry, library/ gallery or home office, laundry room, wine cellar and courtyard basement storage rooms. Throughout the property, specific attention has been given to the preservation of the period features and this can be clearly seen in the outstanding quality finish on every level. A truly remarkable period property offering modern comforts whilst including environmental sustainability features to extend the lifetime of this estate for centuries to come. The main house entrance door is approached by rising up the seven cut-granite steps, bordered by the beautiful wrought iron railings on either side. The cut-granite surround of the door with engaged Doric columns on plinths, leads into the spectacular hallway with marble tiled flooring and intricate marble cut mosaic feature, all of which is complimented by the four arch rests, perfectly situated to exhibit the amazing 'Four-Season Ladies', in keeping with the preservation of the building. All of the period style internal doors, some of which are reclaimed and of a similar period to the property, are adorned with rounded solid brass handles and ornately cut door protectors. Radiators of the highest quality formed from cast iron and with elaborate period design, give amazing warmth to these large rooms. The timber skirting and architrave throughout, further enriches the feel of quality with a classic gardenia finish. The large reception living room has treble bay windows overlooking the front gardens and surrounding countryside, an open fire with an amazing ornate antique fireplace in marble and stunning wide plank solid oak floor boards. This is complimented by the dual aspect window at the rear of the room looking across to the curved wall of the rear courtyard. Looking out from the front bay window across the large gardens and fields beyond, it is easily imagined when surrounded by the history that you are back in the days just after the house was constructed, such is the overwhelming feeling of history in the property. Of outstanding quality, the bespoke kitchen designed and built by specialist craftsmen using locally sourced solid Oak and solid Elm creates the perfect blend between the old and the modern. Modern appliances are cleverly disguised by the period style high cupboards and curved units including the curved pull-out larder. The stunning over mantle surrounds the dual fuel Aga Range style cooker. Tastefully finished, the oak is painted in a soft pastel shade and the elm is simply varnished to show the beauty of the wood. Granite work tops finish the incredible look and feel of the room. Following through from the kitchen, the high-quality continues with the butler’s pantry being finished with solid 'Cat’s Paw' oak units and granite worktop. From there a door leads to the rear courtyard. A fantastic formal dining room is found down stairs in the garden basement level, measuring c. 55sq m / 592 sq ft. Upon entry, a natural stone floor that looks as old as the property is further enhanced by a striking feature wall which incorporates masonry and red brick cornices with feature arches on either side of a solid fuel stove. Dual aspect windows bring the room to its full splendour. On the same level are found two bedrooms, a large walk-in closet, bathroom, and laundry room. A door leading to outside storage rooms and the wine cellar make up the remainder of this floor. Immediately ahead of the main entrance hall reception area is found the main hallway. The outstanding feature of this area is the fantastic period staircase that leads to the upper levels. Built in a style that compliments the age of the property, the staircase is complete with a stunning mahogany carved monkey tail handrail and carpeted stair runner with brass retaining rods. To the left on arrival at the first landing is found the library/ gallery area. Flooded with light from three sash windows overlooking the rear courtyard and distant fields, this area would also be the ideal space from which to work from home. Opposite on the same landing is the guest bathroom. Continuing further up the staircase and along the passage, you arrive at the Master Bedroom Suite. Comprising of treble bay windows overlooking the front garden and paddock area of the property, the view out over the seemingly endless countryside is enhanced by the elevation. A large heated walk-in dressing room provides more than ample space for clothing and footwear with a window looking out towards the rear and side views of the fields and tree lined horizon beyond. Immediately adjacent to the Master Bedroom Suite is the large family bathroom complete with an antique style standalone roll-top cast iron bath, cleverly positioned to overlook the same countryside views whilst bathing in extreme luxury by the glow of the fire surrounded by the amazing antique cast iron fireplace. The large AGI corner shower unit with multi head jet shower, music system and lighting controls make bathing a long and luxurious process. The W.C is an antique style pan that has a raised cistern with pull chain. By far the crowning glory of this room is the unique antique mirror back dresser that has been remarkably and professionally repurposed into a one-off antique furniture piece. This takes the form of a double vanity sink unit with marble top and wall mounted mirror with intricately carved matching frame. Adjacent to this bathroom is another large bedroom with feature curved walls and two sash windows overlooking the fields and distant hills. Within the rear courtyard, large arched wrought iron gates lead you to the former coach house and stables that were rebuilt and converted in to two guest lodges, one on either side of the stone arch. The lodges are also accessible via a separate road access with electric security gates, and each one extends to c. 1,200 sq ft. / 111.5 sq. meters. Both guest lodges are on two levels and comprises two upper level bedrooms and one bathroom, and an open plan living room, kitchen/ dining room. Workshop & Offices: This substantial building that extends to into the workshop yard includes a hallway leading to a fully functioning office on the left and from the hallway continuing straight leads into the entertainment room with bar counter, pool table area and bathroom. The large workshop is accessed via a 4.4mtr wide roller door with dual sided loft space and nine sash windows in keeping the traditional courtyard appeal. Ultimately, this 18th century estate, restored to its former glory with modern features whilst retaining the feel of a time long gone, offers much for those seeking the peace and safety of a retreat in the Irish countryside ACCOMMODATION Entrance Hallway: 10.40m/ 34.1 ft. x 2.74m/ 8.10 ft. Marble flooring with centre marble cut mosaic feature, the preserved four arched alcoves built into the surrounding walls, cast iron radiators, gate intercom and alarm. Reception Sitting Room: 10.38m/ 34.1 ft. (max) x 4.63m/ 15.2 ft. Antique solid marble surrounding an open cast iron fireplace, solid wide panel oak floors, dual aspect sash windows with treble bay windows to the front, cat iron radiators and TV point. Kitchen/Dining Room: 10.00m/33 ft. x 5.26m/ 17.3 ft. Natural Stone floors, treble bay feature sash windows, cast iron radiators, dual fuel AGA range cooker, bespoke kitchen, extra height wall units finished in locally sourced solid oak and solid elm timber, kitchen island. Belfast sinks, under large sash window. Integrated Neff electric cooker, microwave, Hotpoint dishwasher, fridge freezer. Butler’s Pantry: 5.58m/ 18.3 ft x 1.73m/ 5.7 ft. Natural Stone floors, cast iron radiators, high-quality finished floor to ceiling units with solid Cat’s Paw oak units, granite worktop with double sided granite cut drains feeding into the stainless-steel double sink, door leading to the rear courtyard. (Two Steps Down) Guest Bathroom: 1.98m/ 6.5 ft (max) x 1.98m/ 6.5 ft. (max) Antique style wash hand basin and WC, with traditional pull leaver, marble flooring, cast iron radiator, sash window overlooking the courtyard. Stairs leading to Garden Level: Mahogany monkey tail handrail. Under floor heating at this level, zoned separately to other areas of the property. Hallway 7.06m/23.2 ft. x 2.27m/ 7.5 ft. Marble flooring, door leading to garden level courtyard with wine cellar and two storage rooms. Formal Dining Room: 10.31m/ 33.8 ft. x 5.31m/ 17.5 ft. Natural Stone flooring, dual aspect windows, curved wall, bespoke crafted curved curtain rail, sash windows overlooking the colourful garden. Feature spot lighting built into the impressive masonry brickwork and double arches, solid fuel stove. Bedroom 3: 4.94m/ (max) x 4.70m Marble flooring, feature bay sash window on curved wall, open fireplace framed with a black mantle with burnt orange and green Welsh slate inbuilt and black plated insert (not for use). TV point, multiple power points. Bedroom 4: 4.83m (max) x 4.24m Marble flooring, feature curved wall with sash window and bespoke crafted curved curtain rail, TV point and multiple power points. Bathroom 3: 4.0m (max) x 1.70m Marble floors, antique style wash hand basin and WC, with traditional pull leaver. AGI power enclosed shower with multiple jets, tiled surround. Walk in Wardrobe Closet Room: 3.37m x 2.29m Marble flooring, floor to ceiling storage shelving on both walls. Sash window with splayed walls. Laundry Room: 2.00m x 2.00m (max) Marble flooring, plumbed for washing machine and dryer, laundry chute from shower room upstairs, floor level storage units and counter space. External lower garden courtyard level: Wine Cellar: 3.16m x 2.00m wall-mounted wine racks. Storage Room: 2.74m x 2.43m Pump House With further storage space: 3.33m x 2.00m Returning to the main hallway stairs at kitchen and living/ reception room level, to… Staircase to the first floor: Mahogany handrail and carpet runner with brass rod fixtures to… Landing: 2.97m x 2.43m (max) timber flooring. Three steps rising to… Library Nook/Home Office/Gallery: 4.24m x 1.79m superbly lit room with three large sash windows and window seat overlooking the central courtyard, cast iron radiator. Across the landing to… Shower Room: 3.47m x 2.20m (max) Tiled flooring and walls, antique style wash hand basin and WC, with traditional pull leaver, cast iron radiator, AGI power enclosed shower with multiple jets, extractor fan and laundry chute. Stairs continue to….. Upper Second Floor Landing: 2.50m x 2.31m Timber flooring, cast iron radiator. Master Bedroom Suite: 7.33m x 5.28m Timber flooring, treble bay windows overlooking the front of the property and countryside beyond. Cast iron radiators, TV point, multiple power points. Door leading to… Dressing Room/ Walk-in Wardrobe: 5.25m x 2.79m (max) Timber flooring, window seat overlooking central courtyard, expansive range of open storage units’ floor to ceiling. Bedroom 2: 4.77m x 5.11m (max) Timber flooring, cast iron radiator, feature curved wall, two windows overlooking the surrounding countryside. Master Bathroom Suite: 6.85m x 4.71m (max) Free-standing antique style cast-iron bath, Unique bespoke antique vanity unit with double sinks and marble countertop, ornate matching mirror above, antique cast iron open fireplace (not for use, electrical wiring to suit electric fire insert), WC., with traditional pull leaver, enclosed corner AGI power jet shower with built in sound and light system controls, treble bay window overlooking the avenue and gardens to the front, cast iron radiators. Door leading to.. . Walk-in Closet: 2.88m x 1.11m Tiled flooring, ample shelving and loft access. Total Floor Area: c. 448 sq.m. / 4,821 sq.ft. GUEST COURTYARD LODGE 1: Living/Dining/Kitchen 7.36m/ 24.2 ft. x 4.95m/ 16.1 ft. Dual aspect windows, marble stone flooring, Dimplex electric fire unit, phone point, TV point, multiple power points, floor and eye level kitchen units, tiled splash back, stainless steel sink and drain, Whirlpool electric oven, electric hob, and extractor fan, washing mashing, dishwasher, and Hotpoint dyer. Timber Staircase (with built-in ground floor under stairs storage) to… Landing: 2.80m/ 9.1 ft. x 2.60m/ 8.5 ft. Timber flooring. Master Bedroom: 4.98m/ 16.3 ft x 4.61m/ 15.11 ft. Timber flooring, TV point, power points and windows overlooking the central courtyard. Bathroom: 2.61m/ 8.6 ft. x 2.10m/ 6.9 ft. With WC, wash hand basin, corner enclosed power shower, tiled flooring. Bedroom 2: 5.30m/ 17.4 ft. x 3.00m/ 9.9 ft. Timber flooring, roof window, courtyard facing window. Total Floor Area: c. 88 sq.m. / 951 sq.ft. Services • Oil fired central heating • Private water well supply • Separate electric meter GUEST COURTYARD LODGE 2 Living/Dining/Kitchen 7.36m/ 24.2 ft. x 4.95m/ 16.1 ft. Dual aspect windows, marble stone flooring, Dimplex electric fire unit, phone point, TV point, multiple power points, floor and eye level kitchen units, tiled splash back, stainless steel sink and drain, Whirlpool electric oven, electric hob, and extractor fan, washing mashing, dishwasher, and Hotpoint dyer. Timber Staircase (with built-in ground floor under stairs storage) to… Landing: 2.80m/ 9.1 ft. x 2.60m/ 8.5 ft. Timber flooring. Master Bedroom: 4.98m/ 16.3 ft x 4.61m/ 15.11 ft. Timber flooring, TV point, power points and windows overlooking the central courtyard. Bathroom: 2.61m/ 8.6 ft. x 2.10m/ 6.9 ft. With WC, wash hand basin, corner enclosed power shower, tiled flooring. Bedroom 2: 5.30m/ 17.4 ft. x 3.00m/ 9.9 ft. Timber flooring, roof window, cute courtyard facing peep window. Total Floor Area: c. 88 sq.m. / 951 sq.ft. Services • Oil fired central heating • Private water well supply • Separate electric meter WORKSHOP: Accessed from rear driveway through electric security gates leading to workshop yard and to… Large Workshop: 33.13m/ 108.7 ft. x 9.63m/ 31.6 ft Accessed via 4.4m/ 14.5 ft. wide roller door. Two loft storage areas. 9 high level, sash windows. Total Floor Area: c. 377 sq.m. / 4,058 sq.ft. Office & Leisure Area Hallway: 3.25m/15.9 ft x 1.02m/ 3.4 ft. Carpet flooring. Office: 4.80m/ 15.7 ft. x 3.00m/9.9 ft. Carpet flooring, electrical and network cable conduit at desk height, large window overlooking rear access and workshop yard. Entertainment/Games Room: 5.98m/ 19.6ft. x 4.63m/15.1 ft. Bar/ counter and pool table area. Bathroom: 1.92m/6.3 ft. x 1.51m/ 5 ft. With WC, wash hand basin and wall shelving. ABOUT THE AREA Charlesfort House is an outstanding estate in a scenic location of rolling countryside hills on c. 5.5 acres just outside the village of Ferns, Co Wexford, in the Republic of Ireland. This stunning property is less than 5km from the village itself, which was the ancient capital of Leinster and gateway to the former Norman city of Wexford. The village has a vibrant community, served by a number of local businesses including grocery shops, pub-restaurants, beauty salons, pharmacy, hardware suppliers, agricultural suppliers, computer services, accountants and much more. Within easy reach of the larger towns of Gorey, 20 minutes to the north and Enniscorthy, 15 minutes to the south An absolutely perfect location for life in the country, with a feeling of grandeur and luxurious solitude, whilst being only one hour from the nation’s capital city, Dublin, and a mere 45 minute drive south to Rosslaire Harbour and access by ferry to mainland Europe. To round off the amazing location, the beautiful sandy beaches of Ardamine or Morriscastle are only a 20 minute drive away. Multi level educational facilities are also plentiful within the locality. HISTORY: The property dates 1799 to 1839. Charlesfort House was largely destroyed by fire in 1977 and acquired by the current owners in 2004 as a ruin consisting of the four main walls. It was lovingly reconstructed and restored to its former glory in 2005 with no expense spared. Full history and architectural details available here: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/15701006/charlesfort-house-ballaman-wexford MAIN FEATURES: • A truly unique countryside estate restored to its former glory with modern energy and climate saving qualities. • 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, • 448m2 of living Space • 22258m2 plot or 5.5 acres • Spectacular courtyard surrounded by stone-built outbuildings. • Two 2-bedroom guest lodges • Sash windows with splayed decorative architrave. • Temperature control system on three separate zones including under-floor heating in the garden level and cast-iron radiators throughout all other floors • Dual access points with keypad and remote control security gate entry system • Stone wall gated entrance and tree lined avenue • Peaceful gardens with period style granite stone pathways bordered by a huge variety of mature hedging and shrubbery • Elevated al-fresco dining area constructed to mirror the foundation of the main residence • Large centre courtyard with manicured hedging and rose beds • Large workshop c.377 sq. M. 4,058 sq. ft. with office, entertainment room with bar counter, bathroom, and separate access roller door open 4.4mtrs wide with dual sided loft space. Services • Broadband available with Fibre connection • Private well with pressure pump supply • Waste treatment plant • Alarm & CCTV System • Electric gates with intercom • Oil fired central heating with under floor heating • Solar Panels feeding hot water supply with three control zones • Wired for generator Excluded from the sale: All free-standing furniture, chandelier in the reception living room and matching wall light fitting. Building Energy Rating: BER: Exempt Contact us today to buy or sell property in Wexford Ireland fast online

Nestled in the tranquil beauty of County Wicklow, Ireland, Carraig Mor is a rustic estate offering breathtaking views of the valley and the distant Powerscourt mountain range, painted with vibrant hues from surrounding fields, forests, and landscapes. The property is accessible via a winding, tree-lined driveway, featuring elegant electric gates. Spread across 3.7 acres, Carraig Mor boasts four spacious bedrooms that face south, allowing for spectacular mountain vistas. Designed for gracious entertaining, the residence offers expansive open spaces, highlighted by a family room stretching nearly 13 meters in length and a soaring pitched ceiling reaching 5.3 meters in height. The heart of the home is the central kitchen, seamlessly connecting to the family room and a conveniently located utility room. The eastern wing hosts a playroom, a separate living area, a formal dining room, and a charming study. In the western wing, you'll find the four bedrooms, including the master suite with its own ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, a generously sized family bathroom, a storage room, and a WC. Adding to its allure, a mezzanine overlooks the family room, accessible via an elegant cast iron spiral staircase, offering delightful mountain vistas. Constructed with quality craftsmanship in 1992, Carraig Mor boasts remarkable features, including an expansive picture window that graces the entire back wall of the home, a solid open fireplace adorned with reclaimed brickwork, a country-style oak shaker kitchen with a built-in butcher block, and a Belling dual-fuel oven with an attached pantry/utility room. Numerous patio double doors lead to the wraparound hardwood decking area. The flooring incorporates ceramic, Beech hardwood, and stone. The meticulously landscaped gardens feature mature trees and shrubs, along with a hidden garden with a serene pond. The lower level is equipped with four stables and a tack room, accessible from the main house or a secondary entrance from the main road. Here, you'll also find a riding arena and access to a tributary that connects to the River Dargle.

Introducing Amazonia, a remarkable detached five-bedroom contemporary home nestled within an exclusive enclave just off the Grange Road in Rathfarnham. Crafted to the highest standards, this impressive residence offers a unique blend of style and sophistication in a serene setting adjacent to Marlay Park. Boasting approximately 445 sq m (4,800 sq ft) of impeccably designed living space, Amazonia is flooded with natural light, thanks to its full floor-to-ceiling apertures and feature high ceilings, offering captivating views over its south-facing gardens.

Glenealy House, nestled on the outskirts of Glenealy village, offers an incredibly pleasant home with unparalleled access to Dublin city centre within 50 minutes. Its prime location ensures excellent accessibility to a phenomenal range of amenities, both locally and regionally. Residents can enjoy a myriad of activities, including walking trails, horse riding, and biking trails. Set on a sprawling 4 acre (1.6 hectares) plot, the residence is ensconced in privacy, accessed through electric gates and a picturesque driveway. The meticulously manicured gardens, rich with mature trees and shrubs, create an stunning backdrop that has evolved gracefully over the years, offering a serene oasis for residents to unwind and rejuvenate. Stepping through the striking red brick facade, visitors are greeted by a spacious foyer adorned with high ceilings and flooded with natural light. Constructed in 1999 with meticulous attention to detail, the house exudes timeless elegance and boasts a commendable C2 energy rating, ensuring both comfort and efficiency. The ground floor is designed for seamless living, featuring a front living room adjoining a cozy family room, perfect for intimate gatherings or quiet evenings by the fireplace. The heart of the home lies in the expansive kitchen breakfast room, thoughtfully designed for culinary enthusiasts and complemented by a formal dining area ideal for entertaining guests. Additional conveniences on the ground floor include a well-appointed utility room, a garage with access to a self-contained guest mews—a versatile space perfect for accommodating visiting relatives, an au pair, or a secluded home office. A wine cellar and W/C add to the allure of this exceptional property, catering to the needs and desires of discerning homeowners. Ascending the grand staircase, you'll encounter four generously proportioned bedrooms, each boasting its own ensuite bathroom meticulously designed for both comfort and style, providing a tranquil haven for rejuvenation. Outside, the meticulously manicured gardens beckon with various features designed for leisure and recreation, including a putting green for golf enthusiasts and an art studio for those seeking creative inspiration in a tranquil environment. The nearby sandy beaches, such as Brittas Bay, is just a 15-minute drive away. Transportation options are abundant, with buses available from Glenealy village to Dublin city, nearby train stations in Wicklow and Rathdrum, and the DART service from Greystones. Additionally, picturesque mountain drives complement the charm of this 468m2 property, seamlessly blending the tranquillity of countryside living with the convenience of urban amenities. Glenealy House truly epitomizes a haven for those seeking a balanced lifestyle. For further information contact James O Flaherty or David Ashmore in Lisney Sothebys International Realty.

Superbly located on the southern side of this quietly exclusive tree lined road, a most appealing red brick period property enjoying superbly proportioned, tastefully presented accommodation, and is further enhanced by a low maintenance sunny rear garden. No. 3 is an instantly appealing bay windowed Edwardian residence which enjoys very spacious accommodation (approx. 197sq.m. / 2,120sq.ft.) with many features of the era including high ceilings, detailed ceiling coving, and marble fireplaces. The impressive accommodation briefly comprises two fine interconnecting reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, guest wc, and upstairs four bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, and attic bedroom / office and study area. As previously mentioned, the south facing private rear garden is a particular selling feature of this impressive family home and is ideal for alfresco dining in the summer months. There is also a utility room and storeroom outside. As previously mentioned, the property enjoys a highly sought-after and convenient location off Zion Road which is within easy commuting distance of St Stephen’s Green and Dublin City Centre, just 5km (3 miles away). It also a short walk from both Rathgar and Terenure Villages, benefiting from a host of amenities including shops, a wide selection of restaurants, banks, churches, and a regular bus service to and from the city centre.

Waymark is a truly stunning contemporary family home of almost 6000 square feet (554 Sq Mts) enjoying a commanding position which provides the most breathtaking and remarkable views overlooking Dublin City, its coastline, and beyond. This most exceptional property is set on approximately 3 acres (1.2 hectares) of majestic private grounds which include a feature ornamental lake. This unique residence was built 12 years ago and truly enjoys the best of both worlds – a highly convenient setting only a few minutes’ walk from Stepaside village and all its amenities whilst nestled seamlessly in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains affording a tranquil and peaceful living environment at harmony with the surrounding countryside. On approaching this exceptional property via its gently inclining sweeping driveway one will immediately be taken aback by the sheer scale and size of the property, its most distinctive stone exterior and feature curved design detail. No expense has been spared in the building quality of this magnificent home which must be viewed to fully appreciate the unique nature of what is on offer. Cleverly designed to maximise the exposure of natural light which permeates throughout the interior with an abundance of large floor to ceiling windows and terraces providing a wall of light offering uninterrupted views from dawn to dusk across Dublin and beyond. The versatile nature of the interior with its accommodation over two levels is complimented by extensive terrace areas at ground floor level and a truly spectacular balcony terrace at first floor level overlooking the grounds, Dublin city and coast and Wicklow to the South. On entering Waymark, one is greeted by a large entrance hallway with majestic staircase leading to the upper floor. This dramatic double height atrium area sets the tone and scale for the accommodation throughout the property. The main living accommodation is to the rear of the ground floor incorporating a wonderfully proportioned living area opening into a family area at lower level and a magnificent central kitchen area which overlooks the courtyard garden and the library / home office. Further along the main hallway is a truly outstanding home cinema room with elevated seating area. Three of the four bedrooms are located off the main entrance hallway. All these rooms have views overlooking the grounds of Waymark and beyond and all have ensuite bathrooms. The primary bedroom is a particular feature arranged over two levels with dramatic views from its circular shaped room with his and hers ensuites and staircase leading down to a home gymnasium and walk in wardrobe area. The fourth bedroom is situated just off the entrance hallway as is a cloakroom with guest wc. The property also has a self-contained guest apartment at this level with separate entrance. It also has direct access to the main residence via the main hallway.

Situated in this highly regarded and well-established residential development sits 13 Clonard Avenue, a superb semi-detached four-bedroom family home. This stunning property enjoys an unbeatable location adjacent to Ballawley Park, within short walking distance of Dundrum village and a host of local amenities, including Balally LUAS station. In additional there is the added benefit of an attractive landscaped sunny private rear garden and a large converted attic room, of approx. 30sqm (323sqft).

Welcome to 55 Eagle Valley, an exquisite Georgian-style residence featuring a symmetrical double-fronted design, ideally positioned on a corner plot with a southeast-facing orientation. This property showcases a spacious entrance driveway capable of accommodating multiple vehicles, supplemented by further off-street parking. Furthermore, a second vehicular entrance grants access to a delightful fully serviced 75.8sqm home office/games room, which could have many uses subject to any necessary permissions. As you draw near to the residence, its grandeur will immediately captivate you. The red brick façade, limestone accents, and ivy that elegantly embellish the front of the home create an impressive sight. Upon stepping inside, you will be greeted by a generously sized entrance hallway, complete with a grand staircase. Towards the front of the home, there are two expansive reception rooms. One of these rooms is presently utilised as an office, while the other serves as a family/TV room. Both rooms are strategically positioned to bask in the morning or afternoon sunlight. Moving to the rear of the home, there is another living space with double doors leading to the stunning mature garden. Adjacent to this living space is a spacious kitchen/dining room with access to a separate utility room. The kitchen is fitted with high-quality cabinetry and top-of-the-line Neff and Miele appliances. The kitchen, bright from its southerly aspect, offers stunning views of the large rear garden, perfect for entertaining a large number of guests. A W/C and a storage room complete the ground floor. Heading upstairs, you'll find a large, bright, and spacious landing space leading to four large bedrooms, three of which are ensuite and one that shares a family bathroom. The master suite is exceptionally large, with a separate walk-in wardrobe that could easily be converted into a fifth bedroom or playroom. All bedrooms are well-presented with fitted wardrobes and recently upgraded bathrooms. The first floor also offers access to a linen closet. The home office/games room boasts exceptional quality in design and finish. It is fully equipped and would be versatile in use, all subject to the necessary planning permissions. The multifunctional space is conveniently accessed through an electric sliding gate on the east side of the property, offering a stunning atrium-style entrance complemented by 75.8 sqm meters of comfortable space. These spaces could be transformed or utilized into a gym, office, library, snooker room, or yoga retreat. It's conveniently serviced by a fully equipped bathroom with a shower. The mezzanine is fitted out and equipped for those working from home or ideal for a reading nook to escape from the kids. It truly is the ideal space for those who wish to work from home in a bright and comfortable environment. The well-established garden provide an exceptional level of privacy as it occupies a corner plot. Perfect for hosting gatherings, the garden boasts a raised patio and ample lawn space for children to play safely within the confines of the property. Strategically oriented to capture sunlight all day long, it's a serene retreat adorned with verdant trees and shrubs that demand little upkeep, making it an ideal spot for unwinding.

Situated in this ever-popular family-orientated development, 35 Ferncarrig Rise represents a rare opportunity to acquire a modern, extended three-bedroom family residence, complete with wonderful attic room. Presented in excellent decorative order throughout. No. 35 is situated in a private cul-de-sac setting, offering a quiet safe environment for a growing family, while being in close proximity to a host of local amenities including LUAS, schools, parks, shops and the M50.

Glaisin Glorach represents a genuinely unique opportunity to acquire a truly delightful, detached bungalow residence, laid out over 0.3 acres of tiered grounds, ideally positioned in this wonderfully private setting on Mine Hill Lane, at the foothills of the Dublin Mountains. Dating back to circa. 1846, Glaisin Glorach has its origins as the offices and gate lodge to the Ballycorus Leadmines mines and offers views towards the original chimney flue which still stands today in and is within walking distance. The current owners renovated the property entirely in 2009 and further upgrade with a new roof constructed in 2020.

4 Roebuck Downs is a superb three bedroom semi-detached home, superbly located in Roebuck Downs, an superb residential development just off Goatstown Road in Clonskeagh. Accommodation extends to approximately 92sq. m (990 sq.ft) and comprises hallway with guest w.c, sitting room with fireplace and window overlooking the front garden. From the sitting room there are double doors leading through to a modern fitted kitchen which in turn leads to an attractive conservatory overlooking the rear garden. Upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms with built in wardrobes and the accommodation is completed by a well-appointed bathroom. A particular feature of this fantastic home is the south facing garden which is mainly laid in lawn and offers a lovely space from which to enjoy al fresco dining. To the front is a driveway providing parking for two cars. Roebuck Downs is a popular residential development located off Goatstown Road in Clonskeagh. There are a wealth of amenities on the doorstep with local shops and a great selection of primary and secondary schools. Ranelagh Village is within easy access as are the playing fields and recreational space at UCD. Transport links are excellent and there is a bus stop at the entrance to the development which makes Dublin City Centre an effortless commute.

A most attractive part brick fronted villa style period property enjoying well-proportioned accommodation (approx. 152 sqm. / 1,636sq.ft.) with features high ceilings and a generous rear garden (approx. 15m./49ft.) ideally located on a highly sought-after, quiet, and mature road only a short walk from St Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street. No. 11 is an instantly appealing mid-terraced Victorian townhouse which provides the new owner with huge scope and potential to create a very special period property full of the charm and character of the era within a short walk of St Stephen’s Green. Approached by an impressive flight of granite steps, the accommodation which extends to approx. 152 sqm (1,636sq.ft.) briefly comprises two reception rooms and a bedroom. At garden level, two further bedrooms and kitchen/breakfast room. As previously mentioned, Pleasant’s Street is a quiet and mature road enjoying a location of unparalleled convenience being less than a 10 minute walk from St Stephen’s Green with a host of local amenities on the doorstep including schools, shops, restaurants, pubs, churches, and the Harcourt LUAS stop. All the amenities of Dublin City Centre are a short walk away including St Stephen’s Green, Trinity College, Royal College of Surgeons, and The National Concert Hall to name but a few.

Superb four-bedroom family home well positioned on this quiet residential road in the heart of Clonskeagh. 3 Nutgrove Park offers bright well-proportioned accommodation extending to approximately 125sq.m (1,345sq.ft) over two floors. Accommodation at ground floor level comprises porch entrance, a bright inviting hallway with guest w.c, spacious sitting / dining room which access to the rear garden and attractive fireplace, kitchen / breakfast room , family room and garage. Upstairs there are four generous bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property has fantastic versatile family accommodation and has been extended and renovated through the years. The garage to the side offers excellent further potential or additional storage. A particular feature of this home is the lawned south facing rear garden accessed from the dining room and the family room. It is mainly laid in lawn with a paved patio area from which to enjoy al fresco dining. This wonderful garden enjoys day long sunshine and offers a high degree of privacy. To the front of the property there is a driveway providing off street parking for two cars. 3 Nutgrove Park is nestled at the end of this popular residential road. It is a highly sought after residential area a short stroll from UCD with it's many playing fields and recreational spaces. It is a most convenient location with local shops and amenities, and many sought after primary and secondary schools are within easy reach. There are also excellent transport links in the immediate area, and the villages of Donnybrook and Ranelagh are minutes away, as is Dundrum Town Centre.

An outstanding detached modern family home of distinctive architectural style, situated on secluded private landscaped gardens of approximately 0.2 acre on a quiet residential road in the heart of Rathgar, one of Dublin's most sought-after and prestigious near city suburbs. This distinguished and unique home is approached to the front through impressive wrought iron vehicular entrance gates flanked by very attractive high granite walls which allude to the privacy and seclusion beyond. Extending to approximately 489sqm (5,263sqft) with the added benefit of a Mews / Garage to rear offering approximately 100sqm (1,076sqft) of additional space, The Gables is one of the finest detached family homes to come to the market in Dublin 6 in recent years. Internally, the expansive family accommodation is laid out over 3 floors. An entrance hall leads to a spectacular triple height, inner Reception Hall which is a wonderful surprise and immediately sets the tone for this magnificent home. At Ground floor, there is very elegant yet comfortable family living accommodation to include, a Drawing room which leads into a Conservatory with access to a private walled garden to the front of the house. From the Drawing room you also have access to a comfortable Sitting room and Dining room beyond with a pleasant outlook over the rear garden. These interconnecting reception rooms provide a wonderful space from which to entertain or, can be easily separated by French doors between the rooms into individual comfortable rooms for day to day living. There is a beautifully appointed solid oak Dalkey Design kitchen at the heart of the house with bespoke cabinetry and complete with Aga adding to the warmth of this special family home. There is also a spacious utility room and guest wc with a feature sauna. To the front of the house there is a well-appointed and comfortable study with access to the entrance hall. A truly elegant mahogany staircase with distinctive wrought iron balustrades gently leads you from the ground floor to the upper floors beyond. At First floor there are 4 spacious double bedrooms and a generous single bedroom, the primary bedroom offers ensuite shower facilities. At this level there is also a contemporary Family bathroom. There is also a bespoke Oakline library / computer desk providing an additional workspace pleasantly positioned on the first floor enjoying the benefit of the overhead natural light flooding the inner Reception Hall below. On the Second floor, there are two further large double bedrooms and a shower room. At this level there is yet another unexpected surprise within this fascinating home. A feature Family room with vaulted ceilings and mezzanine accommodation is situated at this level. The appeal of The Gables however, extends beyond the magnificent accommodation within. To the rear there is a very substantial Mews / Garage offering ancillary space to the main house. The Mews has the benefit of a fully fitted kitchen, a discrete but extensive temperature-regulated wine cellar as well as a very extensive garage presently used as a home gym and vehicular garage with triple doors to the front. The Gables sits comfortably within its own grounds of cleverly designed landscaped gardens offering a variety of options from which to enjoy the private grounds. To the front there is a secluded private Walled Garden which benefits from westerly sunshine. This private space is accessed via a wrought iron gate from the driveway to front and accessed internally from the Conservatory. This is an ideal outdoor dining space to take advantage of the last of the evening sunshine in a secluded and private setting. To the rear, the well planted gardens are laid out to maximise the southerly day long sunshine. The landscaped gardens surround the property and provide ample outdoor space accessed from several areas within the house. The low maintenance gated driveway to the front is surrounded by high granite walls and flowerbeds.