luxury house for sale Clonhugh, Ireland

On the crystalline shores of one of the most beautiful lakes in the country, hides a magical, preserved and unique place. A natural island where time stands still, where nature expresses itself in all its splendour, and where architecture seems to dialogue with the elements. Built on an estate of about 2 hectares, this Gallic-inspired village unveils several buildings with majestic thatched roofs, an exceptional architectural work combining authenticity and contemporary refinement. The whole forms a harmonious whole, of about 1,300 m2, designed as a refuge from the world. A rare place, between the art of living and pure nature Formerly a Michelin-starred restaurant, now a Fishing lodge, this place offers a generous dining area, enhanced by a panoramic outdoor terrace overlooking the lake - a magical setting for unforgettable moments. But this estate is much more: it can become a prestigious second home, a personal refuge, or a haven for lovers of nature, water and beautiful encounters. Each space invites contemplation, sharing and inner peace. Exceptional services 12 bright suites, all with their own private bathroom Two splendid carved stone fireplaces An exceptional wine cellar for amateurs and connoisseurs A monumental 80,000-litre aquarium, a living symbol of harmony and fluidity Refined and functional office spaces Irreproachable interior and exterior finishes, made with passion and attention to detail: Noble wood, natural stone, handcrafted ironwork, hand-worked thatch. The estate benefits from two private pontoons allowing the mooring of boats and the reception of a seaplane. A private heliport completes this exceptional ensemble, offering discreet and prestigious access. Here, everything exudes freedom, beauty and authenticity. The water surrounds, the light caresses, the silence soothes. This rare place is for those who are looking for more than a property, an experience, an art of living, a haven of soul and nature, where you receive, where you dream, where you live to the fullest. A unique opportunity This extraordinary estate awaits a passionate buyer, sensitive to perfection, nature and emotion. A confidential jewel, at the crossroads of prestige, charm and purity. -

An attractive and exquisite home sympathetically set within the fabric of an historic corn mill and magically situated within private grounds on the banks of the river Liffey and including the original cascading mill race canal. In all about 3 acres (1.2 hectares) and extending to 6,900 square feet or 641 square metres of accommodation with 5 Bedrooms and 4 Bathrooms. With the resplendent red brick exterior stretching up to four and five floors and abutting the cascading mill wheel canal The Old Mill is enchanting and extremely picturesque. The restoration and conversion of the building into a home magically marries the rare original industrial charm with contemporary living requirements, to create an utterly enticing and fun home. The unashamedly industrial themed interior incorporates well thought out living spaces punctuated with original millstones, corn elevator shafts, massive ceiling beams, rustic timber staircases and ladders, white-washed walls and varying ceiling heights to alluring effect. A flagged stone reception hall retains the original corn milling wheels behind a glass wall and features the rustic mill staircase to the upper floors and leads to a study, an office, a spacious bathroom with a large bath, a shower and a sauna and two bedrooms, one with a hobbit like door to an enclosed walled garden. The first floor has a large open plan kitchen with a fully fitted kitchen, large breakfast counter worktop, industrial themed lighting and incorporating original mill fittings and equipment to great effect. It leads to a fine living room with a large cast iron stove and used as a dining and television space, off the kitchen there is a large pantry. The second floor has an incredible double height studio space with an evocative mix of tall, white-washed walls and exposed timber beams and boards and, again, incorporating original mill components. A large cast iron stove ample warms the space and there are two stairs to an upper mezzanine library floor. Itself opening onto the third-floor landing, which leads to the marvellously generous master bedroom suite with a large bedroom and interconnecting shower room and dressing room. There are two further bedrooms (on the second floor) one with a shower room ensuite and the other served by a second shower room on the landing hall. The final fifth or attic floor was previously utilised as an art studio space and is currently used as a gym and store. Bounding the river Liffey and including a fine riverbank stretch, one part opening into a natural river swimming hole or pool, the gardens are well-timbered and private. A striking cut-stone aqueduct bridge, Victoria Bridge, dates to 1837 and forms a great folly backdrop to the gardens. An original wrought iron bridge beside the impressive and large timber mill wheel leads to the gardens, abundant with wildlife and having an island like feel, being bounded by the canal and river. Although usefully also be accessed by vehicular gate. The mill wheel is thought capable of generating 3kw of electricity per hour, or more, in a recent appraisal. Historically and architecturally significant The Old Mill has a rare magical quality and retains much of the original industrial mill equipment makes a truly unique and enchanting home. Milling activity on the grounds is thought to date back to the 14th-century. The current mill is largely late Georgian, circa 1810, in composition but likely incorporates earlier structures. A mill illustrated on maps back to 1654 in the mid-17th-century.

Ashleigh House is an exceptional architect designed Georgian-style home privately positioned within 17-acres (6.87 hectares). Designed by the renowned historic house architect John O’Connell in the late Regency Georgian style the house is aesthetically very pleasing and being a contemporary build, circa 2002, incorporates high specification modern building standards and is an extremely comfortable country home with period elegance. Superbly incorporating gracious Georgian architecture and charm Ashleigh House extends to some 5,242 square feet (487 square metres) and includes high ceilings, an elegant, curved staircase, ceiling cornices and expansive tall sash windows that allow expansive views over bucolic countryside. The accommodation is well laid out and bright, the principal rooms benefitting from dual aspects and well orientated for sun and natural light. The courtyard guest house adds useful additional accommodation of 1,302 square feet (121 square metres) and has 2-bedrooms. The position of Ashleigh House within its lands is superb with the house extremely well orientated, such that the approach is to the north aspect and the sunny south facing façade opens onto a superb, enclosed garden. An elegant portico leads from a gravelled forecourt into a spacious reception hall with a feature marble fireplace and decorative curved staircase. The generous family room enjoys a triple aspect and, like the dining room and kitchen, has linking double French doors to the gardens. Two symmetrical marble fireplaces beautifully balance the room. The dining room links to the hall and kitchen and double French doors open to the south-facing patio terrace. The kitchen is in the country house style and again has double French doors linking to the south-facing patio terrace. A linking axial hall accesses a home office, laundry room, cloak room with separate WC and links to the courtyard. A large spacious landing on the first-floor links to the bedrooms and a staircase to the top floor. The master bedroom suite is exceptional with a sunny dual aspect, a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom. Bedroom 2 has a connecting door to the family bathroom and there are two further bedrooms on this floor. The upper floor has a screen room with a projector screen, a walk-in linen or luggage room and to two further bedrooms, adding to 6 bedrooms in total. A crawl space basement has large capacity water tanks and a silent pressuring pump, providing constant good water pressure. The courtyard guest house has a living room and kitchen at ground level and two bedrooms on the first floor, each with shower rooms. The courtyard itself provides useful parking next to the house and has a workshop, boiler house, store and a Tesla car charging station. It includes espalier trained pears along the south-facing wall. A separate chalet style outbuilding has a studio/gym and a store for the heating oil tanks. The grounds feature manicured gardens, three stud-fenced fertile paddocks and an electric security gate at the road. Ample exterior lighting provides a magical evening illumination and can be remotely operated. Ashleigh House is extremely well located in a tranquil position within famed stud-farming countryside in a very fashionable part of county Kildare. Yet is easily accessible to bustling urban centres and Dublin city and airport. Celbridge town is a 6-minute drive (2 miles or 3.4 km), Maynooth University town an 8-minute drive (3.3 miles or 5.4 km) and Hazelhatch train station a 10-minute drive. Dublin airport is a 25-minute drive (21 miles or 34 km). Notable schools and universities and a wide array of leisure and sporting amenity are immediately close-by. The K-Club and Carton House boutique spa hotels with Championship golf courses are each respectively 8-minute and 15-minutes’ drive away. Dublin city centre with a wide array of theatres, eateries, restaurants and boutique shopping is just 17 miles or 28 km’s away.

Set amidst approx. 7.87 private acres beside the renowned K Club, Ladycastle House is an exceptional luxury residence that flawlessly combines classic Georgian-inspired elegance with modern sustainability and design. This 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom home boasts a B1 energy rating thanks to cutting-edge features including solar panels, a three-phase wind turbine, and a geothermal heating system. It is the epitome of refined country living, offering privacy, panoramic views over the K Club’s world-famous golf course, and the rolling countryside beyond. Accessed via double gates and approached by a breathtaking tree-lined driveway flanked with mature oak trees, flower beds, and manicured shrubbery, the setting alone signals the uniqueness of this home. Spanning approximately 491 sq mt (5,285 sq ft), the interior layout is as impressive as the exterior, with generous, light-filled spaces and elegant detailing throughout. Upon entry, a striking bifurcated staircase commands attention in the spacious foyer, illuminated by an expansive overhead skylight. It sets the tone for a beautifully designed interior that effortlessly balances grandeur with comfort. The south wing of the house features an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area with direct access to the gardens, ideal for entertaining or unwinding in peaceful surroundings. The kitchen/utility is finished in solid wood and includes a Belfast sink, granite countertops and backsplash, an oil-fired AGA, high-end Miele appliances, and premium ceramic flooring. The opposite wing offers additional reception space, a home office, a guest WC, and a storeroom. Throughout the home, 3 metre high ceilings, elegant coving, double-glazed timber sash windows, and bespoke details such as the handcrafted monkey-tail balustrade contribute to its distinctive character and exceptional quality. Upstairs, there are 4 generously sized bedrooms, 3 with en suite bathrooms and the 4th served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom. The 2nd floor offers a 5 th bedroom, a versatile space complemented by two additional storerooms, ideal for conversion into a studio, gym, or extra living areas. The exterior of the property is equally impressive, featuring limestone patio areas that provide multiple options for outdoor seating and entertaining, all set within fully enclosed grounds and extensive, mature gardens. Additional highlights include a substantial backup generator, a comprehensive security and camera system, a large car garage, and a separate storage shed. Built just 25 years ago, the property remains a lasting testament to the care and vision of its owner over the years. Ladycastle House is more than a residence, it is a statement property, blending timeless architecture, high-spec modern living, and an enviable location adjoining one of Ireland’s most exclusive golf resorts. Rarely does a home of this calibre come to market, making it an exceptional opportunity for discerning buyers seeking luxury, space, and serenity just moments from world-class amenities. Located beside the world-renowned K Club in Straffan, Co. Kildare, Ladycastle House enjoys a truly prestigious setting in one of Ireland’s most exclusive residential enclaves. The K Club, famed for hosting the 2006 Ryder Cup, offers championship golf, a luxurious spa, fine dining, and five-star amenities, all just moments from your doorstep. This area is defined by its peaceful countryside beauty, mature landscapes, and the discreet elegance of neighbouring estates, making it a highly sought-after location for those who value both privacy and luxury.

Baltrasna House is a distinguished late Georgian/early Victorian country residence, built circa 1840 and situated on approximately 6.6 acres (2.67 hectares) of landscaped lawns, mature woodlands, and historic walled gardens near Ardee, Co. Louth. The property, spanning about 8,000 square feet across three elegantly appointed levels, has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully restored, blending period grandeur with contemporary comfort. Its classical exterior features graceful bay windows, a stately pillared portico, and sweeping granite steps, creating a commanding sense of grandeur. The home’s magnificent drawing room/ballroom, which hosted a grand assembly in 1875, remains a testament to its storied past and continues to evoke the splendour of a bygone era. The entrance hall impresses with a grand sweeping staircase beneath a glazed cupola that floods the space with natural light. Principal reception rooms showcase period refinement, with soaring ceilings, intricate plaster cornices, centre roses, ornate marble fireplaces, and glittering crystal chandeliers. The drawing room, originally designed as a ballroom, is distinguished by three expansive windows and twin marble mantelpieces. Both the formal dining room and sitting room mirror this elegance, making the home exceptionally well-suited for entertaining on a grand scale. The main kitchen combines heritage with modern craftsmanship, featuring bespoke cabinetry, fine detailing, and original timber floorboards, with a guest bathroom and adjoining storage providing direct access to the extensive gardens and pool area. The first floor offers five beautifully proportioned bedrooms, each with unique character and serene garden views. Several rooms are graced by original marble fireplaces, deep-set sash windows, and ornate cornicing, enhancing the Georgian grandeur. Four bathrooms on this level are thoughtfully designed with roll-top baths, timber panelling, antique fittings, and authentic Victorian sanitary ware. A generous central landing, illuminated by a glazed atrium, creates a graceful flow between rooms, and a home office with a feature window overlooks the pool and orchard. The basement provides a relaxed yet captivating living space, with a country-style second kitchen rich in rustic charm, classic Stanley oil-fired cooker, ceramic Belfast sink, handcrafted timber cabinetry, and characterful tiled walls. This level also includes a sixth ensuite bedroom, a spacious utility room, boot room, wine cellar, playroom, and a dedicated bar and games room—ideal for informal entertaining—accessed via a second staircase servicing the upper floors. The grounds of Baltrasna are equally impressive, approached via a picturesque tree-lined avenue leading to a generous gravel forecourt. Meticulously maintained gardens feature expansive lawns, mature rhododendrons, flowering shrubs, and rare tree specimens. A traditional walled garden houses a working orchard, greenhouse, and vegetable beds. The pool and BBQ area is a true outdoor sanctuary, thoughtfully designed to seamlessly extend from the main residence, offering luxury and comfort in an inviting alfresco setting. Baltrasna House is a rare and distinguished offering on the Irish property market—a quintessential Georgian residence of remarkable architectural pedigree, recently restored and impeccably maintained. It offers a unique fusion of elegance, heritage, and seclusion, making it ideal as a refined family residence, tranquil country retreat, or elegant venue for grand entertaining

An Extraordinary Irish Estate Village On the peaceful banks of the Grand Canal in County Kildare, lies one of Ireland's most remarkable private estate villages Rarely does an opportunity arise to acquire an entire village of such architectural integrity and character. The Village at Lyons represents not simply a property, but a living piece of Irish heritage, where re-crafted centuries-old stone buildings, landscaped courtyards, gardens complete with feature lake and water mill combine to create a setting of exceptional charm and distinction The Village at Lyons is a privately owned, beautifully restored historic village set within a pastoral landscape of rolling farmland, mature trees and waterways - an enchanting destination just a 30-minute drive from Dublin. The Village at Lyons sits beside Lyons Hill, an early medieval royal site that was the home of the Kings of Leinster from c.760AD. Originally developed in the 18 th and 19 th centuries as a thriving canal-side milling village, the buildings that form today's 20-acre estate evolved into a village in the 1820's, which had the Jolly Angler Inn, a police barracks, a lock yard, a Church of Ireland school and a towering four storey watermill. The flourmill was run by Joseph P. Shackleton, a relative of the famous Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton. The Village At Lyons was meticulously restored in the 1990's under the ownership of Dr. Tony Ryan, visionary founder of Ryanair, who dedicated himself to bringing this important Irish village back to its former glory with a passionate focus on preserving its historical character. Today, the village forms an elegant collection of rose-clad cottages arranged around intimate squares and gardens, each one carefully curated to honour the estate's rich architectural heritage while offering contemporary comfort and functionality. Every element of this remarkable property has been painstakingly restored by globally renowned master craftsmen, and the result reflects a deep respect for Ireland's craft traditions and architectural heritage. The Village at Lyons stands as one of the rarest private estate villages in Ireland and combines the timeless allure of Ireland’s historic villages with the comforts of contemporary luxury, creating a truly enchanting sanctuary. Accessed via a gated tree-lined avenue, the village immediately conveys a sense of tranquillity and grandeur. The property spans approximately 20 acres of idyllic grounds, featuring flourishing gardens, orchards, and placid waterways. Interiors showcase remarkable antique detailing and embellishments, complemented by stylish furnishings chosen with meticulous attention to detail, preserving the estate’s singular character. Accommodation includes cozy cottages, an award-winning spa and several dining and entertaining venues perfect for private use or entertaining on a grand scale. Beyond the bounds of the village, the landscape opens toward world-class stud farms, championship golf courses, and notable country houses, all deeply connected to the natural surroundings. While deeply tranquil and rooted in nature, The Village at Lyons sits only a short drive from Dublin's centre - offering a rare combination of rural serenity and urban accessibility. Opportunities to acquire a complete historic village are almost unheard of. The Village at Lyons offers a singular chance to steward a piece of Ireland's cultural and architectural heritage whilst shaping its next chapter. Whether envisioned as a private estate of extraordinary distinction; a flagship leisure destination, global leadership wellness or creative retreat; or a long-term heritage investment, this remarkable property presents a truly unparalleled offering in the Irish market. Exclusive Marketing Agents in the United States, Sotheby's International Realty New York - Sharon Buckely, Eileen Angelo, Max Collins.

St. John’s Grove, nestled by high trees and adjacent to the countryside church that gave it its name, is overlooked by the 7th century Old Kilcullen round tower, reflected in its own round room. An authentically unique property, it was substantially altered by its owners using Bio-Architecture sustainable design fifteen years ago, mimicking nature’s symmetry and harmonics rather than copying a conventional style. Built by a gifted team of Estonian artisans, the design and craftsmanship must be seen to be fully appreciated. The energy flow envisioned by the architect is immediately striking on entering the large flowing open space of the home, with no right angles, just curves and circles, and natural light drawn through undulating windows that rise and fall with the sun from east to west, finally catching the last rays at the western terrace. Extending to 562 sq m (6,049 sq ft), the house sits on an elevated 4.235 hectares (10.46 acres) with a two-furlong gallop, American barn, boxes, lunging ring and walker, originally designed for a champion Irish trainer. Strategically located with easy access to the M9, M8 and M7, Dublin Airport is within 45–60 minutes and the Red Cow 30–40 minutes, traffic dependent. Train stations at Kildare, Newbridge and Sallins provide access to Dublin city centre, while the property sits between Punchestown and the Curragh, close to renowned stud farms including Gilltown Stud and Newabbey Stud, with the Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough nearby. Originally designed in 1998 and significantly extended between 2011–2012, the residence was wrapped in its distinctive design, with large expanses of glazing, carefully considered proportions and seamless connections between the principal reception areas and gardens. Developed with extensive attention to insulation and technology, the home remains cosy, comfortable and temperate year-round through a highly efficient ground heat recovery system. At the heart of the home is an impressive open-plan living space extending from the kitchen to the main lounge, with 4.57 m high vaulted ceilings, skylights and a flowing layout centred around the striking flood-lit “Round Room”. Accommodation is beautifully balanced for family life and entertaining, comprising seven bedrooms and seven bath/shower rooms, including a spacious principal suite, alongside a snug, breakfast area, dining and formal living spaces. Additional accommodation includes a home office, studio, games room, utility room, walk-in pantry and linen cupboard. High-quality finishes include polished limestone tiled flooring with underfloor heating, geothermal exchange, upgraded plumbing, wiring, windows, insulation and air exchange systems. Estonian double-glazed windows enhance comfort and efficiency, while wood-burning stoves add character in winter. The gardens and lands are integral to the property’s appeal, approached through electric gates and mature copper beech hedging, with cherry blossom, beech and oak planting. To the west, the mill stream creates a picturesque outdoor entertaining area with barbecue space, open bar and waterside platform. Exceptionally well suited to equestrian use, the grounds include a two-furlong gallop, American-style barn with 12 loose boxes, feed room, horse walker, lunging ring and four paddocks, complemented by a manager’s office, kitchen and shower facilities. St. John’s Grove represents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive luxury country residence offering substantial accommodation, architectural character and exceptional equestrian facilities within one of Ireland’s most established bloodstock regions, all within easy distance of Dublin. For further information on this spectacular property, please get in touch with us to arrange a private viewing or discuss the property in more detail.

The Old Schoolhouses at Knockatillane are two 19th-century granite school buildings, beautifully converted into residential use in the 1970s. Together, they form a pair of timeless residences, rich in character and deeply connected to their surroundings. Offered for sale for the first time in over 50 years, this unique property presents a rare opportunity to acquire two distinctive homes on one site. The houses lend themselves to a variety of living arrangements such as a principal residence with guest house, accommodation for extended family, or an attractive investment opportunity. The Schoolmasters house The larger of the two, offering four bedrooms, is cleverly planned around a galley kitchen and central spiral staircase. Open-plan in spirit yet subtly zoned, the spaces achieve a perfect balance of functionality and architectural flair. The Old School house A one-bedroom retreat where generous living spaces take centre stage. The open-plan living, dining, and sunken kitchen areas flow together seamlessly, while an open-stair mezzanine introduces privacy and a sense of quiet retreat. Both homes feature pared-back interiors, evocative of a refined 1970s aesthetic. Together, they are a masterclass in restraint and functionality. They are effortlessly sophisticated, timeless in design, and perfectly suited to modern living. Set in the heart of the Liffey Valley, where the river begins its descent from the Wicklow Mountains, the houses are surrounded by terraced gardens framed by Scots pine. The gardens are a harmonious blend of sweeping lawns, one of which was once a regular croquet lawn, alongside practical parking areas, all framed by traditional dry-stone walls. Stone patio circles and granite steps, crafted from locally sourced stones, add character and a sense of history, seamlessly integrating the landscape with the architecture. A magnificent lime tree stretches its broad canopy between the two buildings, offering a natural connection that unites the architecture and softens the landscape. Full-height glazing, terraces, mezzanines, and bridges dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, creating a seamless dialogue with nature. A truly exceptional opportunity in one of Wicklow’s most inspiring settings, certain to captivate discerning buyers. Early viewing is strongly advised.

From the moment of arrival, this is a home that quietly captivates. A rare offering where thoughtful design, exceptional craftsmanship and an idyllic setting converge, it delivers a seamless blend of architectural distinction and genuine warmth. It is unusual to find a property that feels both strikingly individual and instantly welcoming. Here, that balance is achieved with effortless grace. The approach is undeniably charming. Turning from the road into the sweeping driveway and arriving at the entrance gates, there is an immediate sense of occasion. Stone cottage-style buildings are beautifully arranged around a central courtyard, their striking red-framed windows creating a memorable, almost storybook first impression. The composition is both timeless and distinctive, a setting that feels private, characterful and complete. Inside, the quality of finish is immediately apparent. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the stunning flooring and elegantly proportioned high ceilings to the dramatic timber-clad apex ceilings, which add architectural interest and warmth. The craftsmanship extends to the finer touches; bespoke ironmongery and solid wood kitchen cabinetry speak to a high level of attention, reinforcing the home’s integrity and enduring appeal. The interiors have been styled with impeccable taste. A thoughtfully curated selection of furniture, available by separate agreement, complements the architectural tone and enhances the sense of cohesion, comfort and understated luxury throughout. A defining feature of the home is its seamless connection to the outdoors. Each room enjoys direct access to the surrounding grounds, inviting natural light to flood the interiors and ensuring the landscape becomes an integral part of daily living. The principal suite is discreetly positioned at one end of the residence, offering privacy and tranquillity, while the kitchen, dining and living spaces form an exceptional central hub, perfectly designed for both relaxed family life and guest entertaining. The gardens are equally enchanting. Rambling rose bushes climb one of the gables, while a mature privacy hedge provides shelter and seclusion. The adjoining field further enhances the setting, not only amplifying the sense of space but also offering protection against any future encroaching development, a valuable and reassuring feature. Architecturally distinctive and finished to an exceptional standard, this courtyard residence offers privacy, craftsmanship and timeless style in equal measure. Beautifully presented and thoughtfully designed, it combines character and comfort with seamless indoor-outdoor living, creating a refined yet welcoming retreat perfectly suited to modern life.

Built in the 1930s, 84 Larkfield Gardens is a truly lovely three bedroom end of terrace home, with an immediate sense of warmth and character. Bathed in natural light and complemented by a glorious south facing rear garden, this delightful home enjoys an enviable position within a small private cul-de-sac in a mature and highly desirable residential setting. Perfectly suited to families, first-time buyers, investors and those seeking an appealing and stylish home. Beyond the welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the wonderfully presented interiors. To the front, the gracious living room enjoys a tranquil outlook over the front garden and is centred around a beautifully cast iron fireplace, creating an inviting focal point. Stretching across the rear of the home, the generously proportioned kitchen is a superb hub designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Flooded with natural light, it opens directly onto the garden, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces. Thoughtfully finished with tiled flooring, part-tiled walls, an extensive range of fitted cabinetry, built-in double ovens, and a ceramic hob, this is a space where style and functionality exist in perfect harmony. Upstairs, the first floor hosts three beautifully appointed bedrooms. The first is a versatile and cosy room, ideal as a nursery, private study, or stylish single bedroom. The second is a bright double bedroom to the front, complete with wood flooring, built-in wardrobe storage, and an attractive cast iron fireplace. To the rear, the principal bedroom is a spacious double featuring built-in wardrobes, sash window, and an original cast iron fireplace, blending practicality with timeless elegance. Completing the upper level is a luxuriously finished family bathroom, fitted with a WC, wash hand basin, bath with overhead shower, heated towel rail, and a rear-facing window that fills the room with natural light. Outside, the property is set well back within a peaceful cul-de-sac, approached by a low maintenance Ballylusk pebble driveway framed by mature shrubs and trees, offering privacy and curb appeal in equal measure. A side passage provides direct access to a storage shed that also leads through to the rear garden, perfect for storage, plumbed with tap and serviced with electricity. To the rear, the fully enclosed south-facing garden is a true sanctuary, with a step up lawn and paved patio designed for al fresco dining, relaxation, and enjoying sunshine throughout the day.

Heather Cottage is a striking contemporary home on Dublin’s windswept Howth Peninsula, one of the most coveted coastal locations in Ireland. This one-of-a-kind, five-bedroom home sits discreetly into the landscape in an area of outstanding natural beauty, just outside Howth village. Heather Cottage is the last word in discretion. The property was imbued with a sense of place by its creator, the internationally renowned architect Andrzej Wejchert of AD Wejchert and Partners. Heather Cottage is located 30 minutes to Dublin city centre and 20 minutes to the airport. The restaurants and facilities of Howth village are just a short walk away. At one with its private setting on the Hill of Howth, Heather Cottage offers an unrivalled, front-row view of Ireland’s Eye, Lambay Island, and the Irish Sea beyond. The structure itself pays homage to its surroundings through the use of local materials. Clad in Howth Stone, an indigenous ochre-colored sandstone, the exterior walls blend seamlessly into the landscape. The roof is covered in sustainable, corrosion-resistant zinc, and offers two roof terraces from which to take in the breath-taking coastal panorama. The residence is composed of a split-level, single-story living and entertaining wing and a two-story bedroom wing, offering a total 3,390 square feet of airy, light-filled interior space. Heather Cottage affords splendid isolation but with every modern luxury. Designed to an exacting standard, the finishes throughout are meticulous. Double-glazed and thermally broken windows bring in the light and the views yet also provide protection from the elements. White-oiled oak and Liscannor-tile floors throughout are equipped with an underfloor gas-fired heating system. The sleek contemporary kitchen, situated on the entrance level to connect to the main living spaces, features white siltstone countertops. An open doorway leads into a large dining room overlooking the living room, itself divided into two distinct areas by a dual-fronted fireplace. Vast walls of glass frame the dramatic vistas of the Howth coastline and the Irish Sea. Designed for Ultimate Peace and Privacy every area of the house offers privacy. There are three luxurious bedrooms on the entrance level. A flight of stairs leads down to two additional bedroom suites and a sixth bedroom, currently configured as an office. The joinery, flooring, glass balustrades, open shelving, and niches are all beautifully crafted. The main bedroom has a sumptuous bathroom. The second bedroom has a spacious en-suite with a shower and a sliding glass door to a private terrace. Each of the bedrooms has an oversized en-suite bathroom (three of which have baths) appointed with Philippe Starck sanitary ware and Hansgrohe showers, all as luxurious as those in the world’s finest hotels. The house is set within over seven acres of verdant private grounds an environment of outstanding natural beauty. It is further surrounded by 300 acres of magnificent land which is totally protected landscape. The land has been designated as an area to which attaches a Special Area Amenity Order, which attributes the most stringent level of planning protection. No other home can ever be built here. This is because the surrounding landscape is Government-designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. It is a home to wild birds, animals, sea cliffs, heathland, and rocky outcroppings. It is land which was sacred and inspirational to many creative people, most notably Samuel Beckett and James Joyce. The house is in close proximity to three main beaches, two hidden beaches, yacht clubs, exclusive golf clubs, excellent schools, and frequent public transport systems. All viewings of this truly one of a kind residence are strictly by appointment with Barry Connolly of Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty.

Tucked away on a quiet and highly sought after street in the heart of Portobello, 48 Arnott Street is a beautifully presented stylish modern townhouse with generous accommodation and filled with natural light. Having been tastefully decorated and with a feature roof terrace overlooking the rooftops of Dublin 8, this unique property offers an excellent opportunity to live in one of Dublin’s most fashionable neighbourhoods. Upon entering the property, there is a large kitchen/dining room to the front with plenty of storage and a picture window overlooking Arnott Street. Down a flight of stairs is the living room, with storage and a glazed door opening to a private suntrap courtyard. Upstairs on the first floor return, there is a double bedroom with separate bathroom, while on the first floor is a generous principal bedroom with dressing area and en-suite shower room. A picture window from the bedroom floods the room with natural light, while the en-suite benefits from a feature rooflight. On the second floor return there is a third double bedroom and another bathroom. A doorway opens outside to steps leading up to the magnificent rooftop terrace, perfect for summer barbeques, entertaining and a tranquil oasis in this city centre location. Also benefitting the property is a convenient bike storage area, accessed directly from Arnott Street and providing additional storage.

A wonderful villa-style period home dating from the early 1800s, ideally located on a highly sought-after road in Portobello. The property is accessed via granite steps and behind its elegant façade, the property offers a superb blend of period character and modern design and is arranged over two levels, extending to approximately 161 sq.m (1,732 sq.ft). At hall level there is a bright and welcoming entrance hallway leading to two interconnecting reception rooms. To the front, the kitchen is modern and well-appointed, complete with a feature island and views overlooking Heytesbury Street. This flows through to the dining room at the rear, which looks out onto the garden. On the return level there is also a well-proportioned study or home office. The garden level is mainly dedicated to bedroom accommodation and comprises three spacious double bedrooms. To the rear there is an attractive family room with large windows overlooking the rear garden. This level also includes two bathrooms and useful under-stairs storage. The property was fully refurbished and extended around 2012 and has been finished to a high standard throughout. The rear garden is a standout feature of the home. Mostly laid in lawn, it enjoys a high degree of privacy and benefits from a desirable westerly aspect. Bordered by an attractive stone wall, it provides a peaceful outdoor space that is ideal for relaxing or dining outside. 33 Heytesbury Street was also featured as part of the Open House Dublin, recognising it as a thoughtfully restored and well-preserved historic property.

A very impressive, handsome and well presented, Georgian brick fronted three storey over garden level mid terrace property, ideally located on this highly convenient, mature treelined road in Dublin 2. This substantial Pre 63’ residential investment set out in 14 self-contained units enjoys a highly convenient location a 3 minute walk to the Harcourt LUAS and less than a 10-minute walk to St Stephen's Green. No. 15 is being sold with the benefit of vacant possession, providing a ready to go lucrative residential investment commanding a significant rental income ideally located in the south Dublin Georgian district. This impressive three storey over garden level period property comprises 14 well-maintained self-contained studios. The property also benefits from a south facing paved rear yard (approx. 11m./ 36ft.).

Nestled in the heart of Dublin’s prestigious Fitzwilliam Square, this remarkable Georgian building constructed in c.1822 is currently in office use however it offers a wonderful opportunity to create an exceptionally fine and substantial residential home. The property’s timeless elegance and historical charm present the perfect canvas for a transformation into a luxurious, modern home or retain and create a series of high-end offices. A classic Georgian façade featuring elegant sash windows and many features synonymous with the era of construction provide a perfect foundation for a sophisticated and stylish property. 66 Fitzwilliam Square is currently divided into multiple office units and extends to approximately 568sq.m (6,113sq. ft), offering generous proportions and the potential for reconfiguration. With wonderful high ceilings, floor to ceiling sash windows and beautiful period features this property offers a multitude of possibilities for both residential and mixed-use spaces. To the rear of the property there is a mews which can be accessed via the main property at 66 Fitzwilliam Square or from the rear of the building. The mews extends to approximately 104sq.m (1,121sq. ft). Again, currently in office use, the mews offers potential to be kept as such or used as additional residential accommodation, or guest suites. There is the added advantage of parking to the rear of the mews. This Georgian property presents an unparalleled opportunity for investors, developers or residential homeowners seeking a prestigious address and significant potential for growth. Whether you are looking to restore a piece of Dublin’s history or create a perfect blend of traditional and modern living space with character, 66 Fitzwilliam square offers an exciting proposition.

Wonderfully positioned on one of Rathmines’ most prestigious and sought after addresses, No. 4 Cowper Road presents an elegant period residence in a vibrant village setting, yet just minutes from Dublin city centre. This distinguished home seamlessly blends refined period character with generous, light-filled accommodation, all within an exceptionally convenient location. The property is a handsome two-storey over basement, mid-terrace red brick period home, further enhanced by the benefit of off-street garage parking, accessed via a rear laneway. With plenty of on street parking available on tree lined Cowper Road. Set well back from the road, the house is approached via a shared, pedestrian gated pathway leading to a gentle flight of steps and the main hall door. The front gardens are attractively landscaped with lawn, mature shrubs, and established trees, creating an immediate sense of privacy. Upon entering, a welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the accommodation beyond. Two beautifully proportioned, elegant and light filled interconnecting reception rooms, currently arranged as a living room and dining room are ideal for both formal entertaining and everyday living. A generous family bathroom completes the accommodation on this level. At garden level, which benefits from its own independent entrance, offers understairs storage. On this level there is a versatile room which could be a fourth bedroom or an additional family room with bathroom facilities The fully fitted open-plan kitchen located to the rear is exceptionally well appointed, featuring a central island and an extensive range of bespoke storage. A bank of units incorporates a plumbed utility area alongside additional storage. This area opens seamlessly into a generous dining and living area, where floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a striking dome style roof light floods the room with natural light and provide a wonderful outlook over the paved rear garden. The first floor comprises of three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal bedroom to the front enjoying the added luxury of an en suite shower room. A further staircase leads to the attic level, which is fitted with Velux windows, excellent storage and en suite shower room. The generous gardens to the front ensure the house is well set back from the road. Lawned and planted with mature shrubs. The paved gated pedestrian path leads to the hall door. At garden level and benefitting from a south facing aspect the secluded paved patio provides a lovely space to seat out the front hidden from view. The rear garden is paved with raised floor beds and features a block built garage, located at the end of the garden with car access onto a lane running to the rear and accessed from Rathmines Road Upper, perfect for off street parking or further storage requirements.

A striking architect designed contemporary Mews, enjoying generous well-presented accommodation, superbly located off Dartmouth Road tucked away in this premier location off Upper Leeson Street within a few minutes’ walk of St. Stephen’s Green and Dublin City Centre. No. 47 is a most appealing Mews which has recently been remodelled and refurbished to include a new kitchen, flooring and bathrooms. There are many interesting design features including the sunken living room, gallery landing with feature steel balustrade. The accommodation extends to an impressive approx. 189sqm. / 2,034sq.ft. (to include the attic) briefly comprises: reception hall, off which there is a guest wc., utility & L shaped room ideal for fully self-contained home office. Off the inner hall, there is a stepped down living, with double sided solid fuel Boru stove, window seat and door out to the front courtyard. The dining area leads through to a impressive kitchen with breakfast room off with bow window and arch through to sun room. Upstairs on the first floor, there are three generous bedrooms, a shower room and a staircase that leads to the attic, which is converted and comprises a large attic room with bathroom. The rear garden has a sunny westerly aspect with low maintenance astroturf.

An exceptional Tudor-style double-fronted period residence, superbly positioned on a quiet, mature and highly sought-after residential road in the heart of Ranelagh. Beyond the handsome façade of this distinguished home lies a truly outstanding family property that has been meticulously upgraded, extended and modernised to the highest standards. Seamlessly combining the timeless elegance of period architecture with the comfort and sophistication of contemporary design, further enhanced by a private and secluded low maintenance rear garden. This wonderful light-filled home offers generous and beautifully curated living accommodation extending to approximately 190 sqm (2045 sqft). Entered through a warm and welcoming entrance hall off which there are two elegant reception rooms. These are currently used as a formal living room and dining room, both of which showcase a wealth of original character and charm, including impressive ceiling heights, stained glass windows, intricate ceiling coving and fine cornice detailing. A feature fireplace with newly installed stoves provides a striking focal point to both rooms. To the rear lies a spectacular newly renovated and extended open-plan kitchen and dining space of exceptional quality. Impeccably presented, it features beautifully crafted traditional style cabinetry, quartz stone worktops, and a substantial central island incorporating fitted storage, with a bank of bespoke pantry / larder and storage unit, all complemented by a separate plumbed utility room. Bathed in natural light from expansive patio doors, large picture windows and overhead roof lights, this is a space designed for both luxurious everyday living and elegant entertaining. A smartly decorated guest WC completes the accommodation at this level. Across the upper floors are four generously proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, offering ample room for the addition of en-suite facilities, with plumbing already in place to facilitate this. A stylishly appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation at this level. The superb interior is matched by the beautifully landscaped low maintenance rear garden, thoughtfully arranged with patio terrace and astro lawn. Enjoying a private and sunny orientation, the garden benefits from a discreetly positioned covered area and garden shed for practical outdoor storage. To the front, the property is approached through a beautifully maintained pebbled and railed garden, creating an elegant first impression befitting this remarkable home.

26 Charleston Avenue is a superb double fronted Tudor style home, full of period charm and character. Constructed circa 1880, the property boats stunning stained glass windows, ceiling height and period coving. The current owners bought the property in 2006 and undertook a complete modernisation of the property including the installation of zoned central heating. The property has since been upgraded regularly over the years with the installation of built-in alcove storage, built-in wardrobes, a bike shed, custom built shelving under the stairs and a home office. A highlight of this home is the rear garden. The owners extended the garden some years ago by the acquisition of an adjacent garden to the back of the property. In the process, they discovered a stunning hand cut granite boundary wall which had been hidden by plaster and overgrown ivy. Two steps lead to this upper garden which is light filled and a true gem in the middle of this residential area. The property is located on a cul de sac, equidistant between Ranelagh and Rathmines and has all consequent amenities on its doorstep. Transport links include the Luas a short walk away, recently upgraded bus links from adjacent Charleston Road and multiple bus routes from Rathmines. The Airport Express coach leaves from Castlewood Avenue, a five-minute walk away and owners have residents on-street parking on Charleston Avenue. Oozing with curbside appeal, the entrance is enclosed by railings and a gate, and a paved path leads to a veranda style entrance. Set behind a Red Robin hedge and planting, the property has a tranquil and leafy aspect as you enter. The owners have installed discreet bike stands and a hidden space for bins. Welcomed into a warm and inviting entrance hall, off which there are two wonderfully spacious reception rooms, currently in use as the drawing room and dining room. The drawing room offers dual aspect, running from front to rear with wonderful square bay window with feature stained glass and French doors leading out to the garden. A couple of steps lead from the dining room down to the custom-built kitchen, which also offers dual aspect windows to the rear and side, and French doors onto the Indian sandstone paved patio. Upstairs there are four excellently proportioned bedrooms, one en suite, a family bathroom and home office. The bedrooms are complete with many period features to include fireplaces and wonderful ceiling heights. The main family bathroom offers a feature free standing bath with legs, a bespoke vanity unit and old-style loo in keeping with its era. The rear garden is wonderfully landscaped with two patios, one on the original garden and one on the extended upper garden. The garden is wonderfully lit at night and provides an excellent space for entertaining and for children to play during the day.

A superb opportunity to secure a distinguished detached family home, one that will appeal to a wide range of buyers looking to secure their forever family home, or for those trading down whilst still requiring a sizeable home. Having only changed hands once since its construction in the 1970s, this property has been well maintained by the current owners. Wonderfully positioned in secluded and private, walled gardens, on a site of approximately 0.2 acres. This home offers a rare combination of superb proportions with an expansive footprint and the outstanding potential to redesign and create a truly exceptional residence, should the new owners wish to do so. Despite it’s tranquil setting, the property is only minutes’ walk from a wide range of amenities, making it perfect for modern family living. This fine, elegant, detached home extends to approximately 228 sqm (2454 sqft) on a site with a total area of 0.2 acres with the accommodation laid out over two well-balanced floors. Approached to the front by a gated driveway with garage access, this home is fully enclosed offering a strong sense of security. On entering, the immediate impression is one of space. The central reception hall provides a welcoming entrance and leads to two well-proportioned and sizeable reception rooms with open fireplaces, offering exceptional flexibility for family living, entertaining, and home working. These are complemented by a guest shower room and a well-appointed kitchen / breakfast room overlooking the manicured rear gardens, with direct access to a utility and boiler room. Behind the garage and accessed from either the utility room off the kitchen area, or directly through the side door in the front garden, an enclosed side passage leads to the high-ceilinged garage with potential for reconfiguration, should the new owners wish to do so. Behind this superb space is a home office and further reception room, currently in use as a playroom. The scope and versatility of this current layout allow the new owners to reconfigure this space to suit their own requirements. Upstairs, the accommodation continues to impress with a sizeable landing, large hot press, spacious family bathroom and four generous bedrooms, with superb views. Each bedroom offers excellent storage space and are plumbed for sink units. The gardens are undoubtedly one of the home’s most compelling features. The private grounds are walled and beautifully planted with mature trees, shrubs, and flowering borders, creating a peaceful and secluded retreat. A deck area accessed from the rear of the double reception room provides an ideal space for outdoor dining and entertaining. To the front of the house, in the walled courtyard, there is a private sitting area surrounded by roses and shrubs, which captures the sun from early morning. Lovingly cared for by the current owners, the home is presented in good condition throughout. While immediately comfortable, it offers an exciting opportunity for the discerning buyer to reimagine and redesign the property into a luxurious, forever family home in one of Rathgar’s most desirable locations. The lush, planted gardens are undoubtedly one of the most striking features of this property. Private, walled and secluded gardens, of approximately 0.2 acres with an impressive array of mature trees, shrubs, and flowers. The raised deck extends to the back of the double reception room with ample space for outdoor entertaining. This elegant residence is approached through a secure, gated driveway. The low maintenance driveway provides ample parking space, and direct access to a spacious, high ceiling garage, currently in use for storage in addition to the concrete shed in the rear garden.

Set along one of Dublin 6’s most prestigious avenues and dating from 1907, 5 Palmerston Gardens is an exceptional Edwardian family home. Double fronted detached, a fine period red brick residence that effortlessly blends timeless architectural beauty with generous and practical family living laid out over two floors. This distinguished home stands proudly behind painted cast iron railings and is perfectly located between the villages of Rathmines and Ranelagh, with walking distance of the speciality shops of Dunville Avenue and Palmerston Park. From the moment you step up the granite steps onto the tiled porch, the home’s historic charm is clear. The striking red brick façade is complemented by granite block detailing which sets the tone for the elegant interiors. Internally the gracious and welcoming entrance hall stretches an impressive length, defined by exquisite ceiling heights, decorative centre roses, and two elegant arches that enhance the sense of space and symmetry. Floor to ceiling glazed doors draw the eye through to the conservatory and mature gardens beyond. The principal reception rooms set left and right of the entrance hall are beautifully proportioned and rich in original features. The drawing room boasts a magnificent bay window, soaring ceilings, intricate plasterwork, and a finely crafted mahogany fireplace with tiled inset, an ideal setting for formal entertaining. A second reception room currently in use as a formal dining room mirrors this refinement, with its own bay window, timber flooring, and period detailing. A versatile study to the rear provides an inspiring workspace with fireplace and built in shelving, while a more relaxed TV room or den offers a cosy retreat, complete with an open fireplace and bespoke shelving. The cloakroom with guest bathroom facilities is perfectly positioned off the hall, featuring original elegant, tiled flooring and refined sanitary ware. At the heart of the home, the inviting kitchen blends warmth with functionality, complete with a classic AGA, plenty of bespoke storage, and an effortless flow into an extended breakfast room. This light-filled space is enhanced by a rooflight and newly installed triple-glazed windows, creating a bright setting for everyday living with views to the rear garden. A generous conservatory provides an additional gathering area with wrap around glazing along with direct access to the rear paved patio and lawned garden. The hard working part of this fine home comprises the utility which is plumbed for sink, washing machine and dryer, the shelved larder storage and the garage with internal and external door currently in use for storage but offers plenty of potential to further extend the accommodation should the new owners wish to do so. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with five generously sized bedrooms, each offering its own charm and functionality. Many retain original features such as sash windows, picture rails, built-in storage and are plumbed with vanity units. The principal suite is particularly noteworthy, featuring a substantial walk-in wardrobe and a private en-suite shower bathroom. A spacious family bathroom is finished to a high standard, complete with an oversized walk in shower, vanity unit, bidet and dual sash windows that enhance the natural light. To the rear lies a truly exceptional and impressive west facing private and beautifully mature garden extending to approximately 80ft. A paved patio area directly off the house provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining, while the expansive lawn is bordered by established shrubs and trees, creating a tranquil, secluded environment. With a prized west-facing orientation, the garden enjoys sunlight from morning through to evening, making it ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. A second garage, accessed from the garden or via Fortfield Gardens, adds further convenience and versatility.

This charming mews offers a perfect blend of character along with generous proportions and is flooded with natural light. Nestled in one of Dublin’s most sought-after residential neighbourhoods offering a village feel yet within minutes’ walk of Dublin city centre. Accessed from Beechwood Avenue Lower, this fine home presents an opportunity to acquire an attractive private mews home yet moments away from Ranelagh village. The superb accommodation is laid out over two floors and extends to approximately 132 sqm (1421 sqft). Welcomed by an inviting entrance hall which leads into a generous L shaped reception room with dual aspect windows to front and side, comprising of living room and dining room. The well appointed kitchen offers excellent storage and is complete with integrated appliances. An additional reception room currently is use as a study or den. A generous downstairs bedroom and understairs guest bathroom complete the accommodation at this level. On the first floor there are four further rooms, one of which could be a home office with the added benefit of ensuite shower facilities. All the bedrooms offer unique charm and are flooded with natural light, whilst the master bedroom also has the added benefit of ensuite shower facilities. The main bathroom completes the accommodation.

A superb opportunity to live in the heart of Dublin City, 8 Grattan Street is a beautifully presented and exceptionally well-maintained townhouse within a stone’s throw of Merrion Square. Enjoying bright and spacious accommodation coupled with every convenience one could wish for on the doorstep, this attractive home provides comfortable living in the centre of the capital. Upon entering the property there is a porch area opening into a large open plan living/kitchen/dining room, boasting generous proportions and dual aspect windows to the front and rear. Upstairs, two large bedrooms and a stylish modern shower room complete the accommodation internally, while to the rear there is a private courtyard with convenient side access back to Grattan Street through shared vehicular gates.

A most impressive three storey over garden level brick fronted Georgian residence, boasting an array of period features with pleasant views overlooking the canal and benefiting from of a garage with rear access onto Herbert Lane and a mews house to the rear known as 31 Herbert Lane. Internally, on the hall floor level, there is a gracious reception hall with ornate ceiling coving, centre rose, two interconnecting reception rooms with very fine marble fireplaces and sash windows. On the return, a office and wc. On the first floor, there is a master suite with bedroom, walking dressing room and large ensuite bath and shower room. At second floor level, there are three bedrooms with two ensuite and an additional shower room on the third floor. At garden level, there is a separate entrance to the front with store room, kitchen/breakfast room, living room, utility, and downstairs wc. There is a separate mews house to the rear, known as 31 Herbert Lane which extends to approximately 67m² (721 sq.ft) briefly comprising reception hall with double bedroom off with ensuite, upstairs living/dining room with arch through to a kitchen.