luxury houses for sale Ireland

1 Coogans Cottage is a beautifully restored stone cottage that blends timeless charm with modern conveniences. With a spacious layout and peaceful garden, it offers both elegance and functionality in an idyllic setting. Ample parking is available at the front and rear, making it convenient for daily use and guests alike. A front paved driveway leads up to the cottage, while the southeast-facing rear bathes the property in natural light throughout the day, adding to its warmth and appeal. The cottages front façade showcases exquisite stonework with classic brick accents and Victorian style window surrounds, lending a timeless appeal. Modern amenities include double-glazed windows, an electric vehicle charger, and a comprehensive security system with motion sensors for added peace of mind. Entering through the original cottages front living room, you will notice high ceilings and one of the beautifully reconditioned cast iron fireplaces from the late 1800s. To the right, a flexible room serves as either a study or additional bedroom, adjacent to a bright, southeast facing bedroom with natural light streaming in from above. This floor also features a fully equipped bathroom with a walk in shower and a linen closet. This space has the potential for conversion into a self contained one bedroom suite, ideal for guests or additional living flexibility. The space is unified by oak flooring, ample light from dual aspect windows, and three beautiful antique fireplaces, each adding warmth and character. A few steps up the finely crafted solid oak staircase, the master bedroom awaits with an open concept layout. This luxurious space includes a freestanding bathtub, a walk in shower with stunning views of Sugarloaf Mountain and the serene rear garden, a separate WC, ample wardrobe space, and striking pitched ceilings for an airy, expansive feel. The lower level of the east wing houses two additional bedrooms, one facing the front, the other with direct access to the rear garden with a recently renovated bathroom between them. The east wing also features a large walk in pantry that opens to the garden. Adjacent to this space is a functional room that includes a spacious laundry area, complete with a water tank and a newly installed pellet stove. At the heart of the cottage is a magnificent open plan kitchen, living, and dining area, a true entertainer’s dream. Panoramic views of the lush garden unfold through floor to ceiling sliding doors, complemented by a stunning overhead skylight. The kitchen is appointed with granite countertops, high end Siemens appliances, double ovens, an induction hob, and ample counter space for culinary enthusiasts. The living area, set on a split level, creates a cozy ambiance, by a hardwood stove that’s perfect for winter gatherings. Engineered oak flooring throughout this level adds comfort and durability. Outside, the garden is a private oasis featuring mature fruit trees, including plum, apple, and pear, along with a tranquil pond and meandering stream. Despite its lush appeal, the garden is low maintenance, thanks to an automated mower. Additional outdoor features include a 12x16 ft greenhouse, three large raised vegetable beds, a spacious workshop, metal tool shed, and extra rear parking. The property benefits from a convenient lane at the back, just opposite the 4110 bus stop, offering easy access for daily use or visitors, along with two parking spaces. 1 Coogans Cottage is a modern country retreat in turnkey condition, ideal for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty. With its C2 energy rating, the cottage offers energy efficiency. This unique property is a rare find, merging historic charm with contemporary living in one beautiful package.

A unique opportunity to acquire one of just five contemporary mews townhouses. Situated in a highly regarded and popular development built by Brock building contractors circa 2002. 2 Eaglewood Mews offers an unparalleled blend of comfort, style and convenience with a regular bus service going literally outside the gates of the development. Approached via an attractive gravelled courtyard the front door opens to a generous reception hall with superb storage provisions. Two double bedrooms and family bathroom complete accommodation on the ground floor. The first floor is flooded with light thanks to a feature vaulted ceiling and large skylights. The dual aspect living/dining area boasts a sunny south-westerly orientation with stunning views towards the Dublin mountains. In addition a feature fireplace enhances the cosy ambiance. Outside there is ample car parking to the front and side for residents and visitors. Features: Contemporary townhouse approximately 58sqm (624sq.ft.) Gas fired central heating Double glazing throughout Newly fitted carpets Carpets, curtains & fitted kitchen appliances included in the sale Landscaped communal gardens with water feature Newly fitted burglar alarm Ample surface car parking Service charge approximately €1,325 per annum 7a & 45a bus routes on Rochestown Avenue

504 Pearse Villas is an excellent two-bedroom terraced home located at the end of a quiet cul de sac. This is a much sought after location, close to Sallynoggin village and the conveniences of Killiney Shopping Centre and Dun Laoghaire town centre. With a large private southwest facing garden to the rear and a superb location No. 504 offers potential purchasers a wonderful opportunity to put their own stamp on the property. The house itself is approached by a driveway with off street parking and there is shared side access. Inside, the accommodation extends to approximately 92sqm and comprises of an entrance hall with understairs storage with a cosy snug living room to the front. To the rear there is a light filled kitchen/dining/family with a great connection to the garden. A guest WC completes the accommodation at this level. Upstairs there are two generous bedrooms and a shower room. The rear garden is a particular feature of the property, with a south westerly aspect benefitting from sunshine throughout the day, measuring approximately 20m in length, and great potential to extend (subject to planning permission), there is also a large potting shed and access to the shared side passageway. Features: Two-bedroom home extending to approximately 92 sqm Gas Fired Central Heating Carpets, curtains and appliances included in sale South-west facing garden Shared side access and scope to extend Super location close to shops, amenities and public transport links

A most appealing family home situated in this highly regarded address, 82 Johnstown Avenue, comes to the market offering comfortable family living in a most convenient location. This attractive home will instantly appeal to growing families with current accommodation extending to approximately 94sqm (1,012sq.ft.) and huge potential to extend subject to the relevant planning permission. The property is accessed via a cobble lock driveway that provides off street car parking for two cars, bordered by lawn. Upon entering the property, the accommodation briefly comprises of an enclosed porch entrance leading into a welcoming hallway, guest WC, interconnecting reception rooms with feature fireplaces and a kitchen/breakfast room. There is access to an enclosed side passage from the kitchen that leads through to a large garage providing ample storage. At first floor level there are three good bedrooms, two large doubles and one single, and a shower room completes the accommodation at the level. The rear garden is such a feature of this wonderful home, it measures approximately 21m (69ft) in length and is laid out in lawn bordered by mature shrubbery. Features: Quiet, mature family-oriented address Light filled accommodation extending to approximately 94sqm (1,012sq.ft.) Oil fired central heating Double glazed windows Fitted carpets, curtains and appliances included in the sale Vast potential to extend subject to relevant planning permissions Large private garden measuring approximately 21m (69ft) in length Within the catchment area for numerous excellent primary and secondary schools

An attractive five bedroom semi-detached family home positioned in a very highly regarded development in a most convenient location. This wonderful property boasts generously proportioned spacious accommodation of approximately 136sqm (1464sqft) and offers the discerning purchaser an opportunity to convert the garage and extend to the rear subject to the necessary planning permission. 154 Glenageary Park is ideal for a growing family and the accommodation is very versatile and lends itself very well to extending in to the very large sunny south east facing garden. The accommodation is bright and airy and comprises downstairs of generous interconnecting living/ dining room, kitchen/breakfast room and shower room. Upstairs there are five bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property benefits from excellent off street car parking to the front and a wide side passage leading to one of the largest rear gardens in Glenageary Park laid out in lawn with two sheds. Features: Prestigious highly regarded residential address Bright generously proportioned accommodation Floor area of approximately 136sqm (1464sqft) Extensive sunny south east facing rear garden measuring 24m (79ft) in length and 16m (52ft) at its widest point Gas fired central heating Double glazed windows throughout Within a short walk of local shops, schools and excellent recreation and leisure facilities Close to excellent public transport with regular bus services and Glenageary DART Station within easy access Vast potential to extend into the garage, the side and to the rear subject to the necessary planning permission

Welcome to Lough Sillan Residence, a stunning property offering panoramic views of Lough Sillan and the picturesque countryside. Built in 2004, this home provides a tranquil living experience on a generous 1.6-acre site, complete with direct access to the serene waters of Lough Sillan. Boasting a total area of 2,594 square feet (241 square meters) of meticulously designed living space, this residence ensures that every room enjoys breathtaking views of the lake. The property features five spacious bedrooms in total and is conveniently located just 60 minutes from Dublin Airport via the M1 motorway. Adding to its charm, Lough Sillan Residence includes a boat house near the waters edge, perfect for water feature enthusiasts or those seeking a peaceful retreat. This unique feature enhances the propertys appeal, providing both functionality and an elevated vantage point to soak in the surrounding natural beauty. As you approach Lough Sillan Residence, you are greeted by a tree-lined driveway. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, providing privacy from the roadside with a natural hill, while the lakeside offers stunning panoramic views. Stepping into the tiled entrance hall, you find convenient access to the reception rooms and a corridor leading to both the downstairs and upstairs bedrooms. The sitting room is a standout feature, boasting soaring 4.4-meter ceilings, hardwood flooring, floor-to-ceiling double-glazed windows, and a wood-burning stove with an elegant marble surround. A sliding glass door opens to the rear, inviting you to enjoy the captivating lakeside views. The kitchen and dining room blend comfort and practicality, featuring custom-built cabinetry, a spacious hardwood island and countertops, a built-in seating area by the windows, and a range of high-quality appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen, a large utility room houses white goods and provides additional access to the rear of the property. Just off the entrance, down the corridor, are bedrooms 2 and 3, as well as the family bathroom. Both bedrooms feature double-glazed dual-aspect windows with views of the lake, while bedroom 3 benefits from an ensuite bathroom. Bedrooms 4 and 5 are located upstairs, along with a seating area and a shared bathroom. There is a study located before the master bedroom which the library above overlooks and allows access through the sliding door to the front patio, it is currently used as an additional bedroom. The master bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, complete with lakeside views, a walk-in wardrobe, ensuite bathroom, access to the front patio, and a staircase leading to the mezzanine and a secret library. Outside, Lough Sillan Residence features an orchard with Coxs Pippin apple trees, a Victorian plum tree, and a Damson tree, providing fresh, homegrown fruit. The gently sloping landscape enhances privacy from the roadside and takes full advantage of the breathtaking lakeside views. The main driveway divides into two, leading to the residence and the boathouse. The boathouse is fully equipped with plumbing, concrete flooring, insulation, block walls, triple-glazed windows, and is currently being used as a gym with full range equipment in place.The boathouse has stunning views over Lough Sillan, making it both practical and picturesque. The lake itself is perfect for a range of watersports, including waterskiing, wakeboarding, kayaking, and more. Nearby, the championship greens of Virginia Golf Club are just 18 miles away, while Dun Na Rí Forest Park and the Senator Billy Fox Memorial Park offer scenic walking and cycling trails, promising endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation. For further information contact Selling Agents James O Flaherty and Oliver Pearson.

Connemara Isles includes an original 1850 thatched house, a natural harbour and a truly distinctive island 9-hole golf course that has, likely, some of the most picturesque golf holes in Ireland. Additionally it includes enjoying a sea-front position in the heart of the Connemara Gaeltacht on Ireland’s west coast, among the wild, rugged beauty of the ‘Wild Atlantic Way’. The course is distractingly beautiful with breathtaking views of Cill Chiaráin Bay, Cnoc Leitir Móir and Cnoc Mordáin mountain and with ocean inlets and rocky outcrops providing wily natural hazards. Set within circa 56-acres [22.6-hectares] it, includes a linked island and a natural harbour. This charming course offers a unique golfing experience with traditional Connemara stone walls marking out the boundary and magnificent vista of rugged land and sea. The design purposely embraces the wild setting, with undulating fairways and greens magically positioned within the beautifully rugged landscape, optimizing the ocean front position and phenomenal panoramic scenic vistas. A causeway bridge links to a small island and the 3rd green, the 4th hole and 5th fairway. Furthermore, ruinous pre-famine cottages bound the sixth green. Designed and constructed as a nine-hole layout in 1993 by Tom Craddock and Pat Ruddy, notable designer of The European Club and others, the course at Connemara Isles encapsulates all that is good about old fashioned golf played in stunning surroundings. It is a 9-hole course with 18 tee boxes, measuring 5,260 yards per-70 with a standard scratch of 67 and a course record of 63. Ruddy notes in his book “Holes in my Head” that while small, it is full of character and joy. It sets out “hole measurements of this delightful island hopper of a course which are 323, 354, 159, 270, 412, 165, 284, 481 and 186 for a total of 2634 yards for nine and just 5,268 for 18 holes”. The seaside clubhouse incorporates the thatched ancestral home of the founders. Their great grandfather constructing it in 1850 when he returned from America as one of the survivors of the ill-fated Brig St. John famine ship that perished on the rocks near Boston Harbour in Cape Cod in 1849. The thatched house now purposed as a delightful bar within the clubhouse, replete with an open turf fire and linking to an extension added to provide a function room, an office, catering kitchen, toilets and changing rooms. An unexecuted plan to create a roof-top sea-front terrace would be amazing. It is the only thatched clubhouse in Ireland. Golf aside, the clubhouse has the potential to be, or incorporate, a phenomenal private coastal home. 3,702 square feet or 344 square metres [approx.]. Connemara Isles is situated at Annaghvane in Ceantar na nOileán, or the Island District, on the northwestern edge of Galway Bay. It’s an archipelago of low-lying islands characterised by dry stone walls and a patchwork of small rocky fields. A causeway bridge links to the mainland from the adjacent village of Bealadangan (Béal an Daingin). Amenities include a pub, a post office and a primary school. The sea around Connemara Isles is famous for its natural oyster and scallop beds and uncommonly there are seaweed harvesting rights. Traditional boating festivals in the Summer include heritage ‘Galway Hooker’ and Currach racing classes. The area offers a unique opportunity to experience wild Irish Connemara culture at its finest. The club has formed a fun and congenial social hub for locals and visitors alike. Located a 1-hour drive west of Galway city, the juxtaposition of the lively Atlantic Ocean and the quiet scenic vista of bogs, valleys and lakes and patchwork fields of Connemara is incredibly appealing. Irish (Gaeilge) is the everyday spoken language but locals easily switch to English (often peppered with Irish phrases). Here is a treasure house of all that is best in rich Irish heritage, culture and folklore, where people still sing and dance in the old traditional manner.

Nestled on the breathtaking Beara Peninsula, overlooking the serene Kenmare Bay, lies a collection of captivating properties sprawled across 9 acres of lush, verdant landscape. This idyllic retreat features two houses, two outbuildings, and a weathered famine cottage, promising an unparalleled living experience amidst the splendour of nature. One of the properties, affectionately known as the 'Pink House,' has secured planning permission for a conversion into a four-bedroom masterpiece. The design comprises an open plan kitchen and living space spanning the full width of the ground floor, with panoramic views across the bay towards Derrynane and Parknasilla. The living space will open onto a landscaped terrace taking advantage of the evening sun, and views west to the Atlantic Ocean. Below the terrace, also overlooking Kenmare Bay is the separate 56 sq meter garden studio, providing additional accommodation to suit the needs of any future occupants. Upstairs, new floor to ceiling dormer windows ensure the same stunning view from the bedrooms. The estate's original farmhouse stands as a rustic gem awaiting its transformation. With planning permission already in place, this historic building is poised to become a two-bedroom haven. The design provides two large double bedrooms and two bathrooms within the old house, both have floor to ceiling windows to take in the breathtaking view. A new glazed entrance pavilion links the old house to a spectacular contemporary vaulted living space, with a wood burning stove punctuating the view from the large picture window. West facing glass doors open onto a private sheltered terrace with magnificent views over the Atlantic. Just like at the Pink House, there is a separate spacious garden studio to provide additional accommodation.In addition to the two main houses, the property includes two outbuildings and a weathered famine cottage. These structures offer additional space and historical significance. The outbuildings could serve various purposes, such as guest accommodation, studios, or storage, while the famine cottage stands as a poignant reminder of Ireland's past. The entire site falls within a Special Area of Conservation, highlighting its ecological importance. The Beara Peninsula is renowned for its compelling beauty and ecological diversity. The location is extremely private and secluded from neighbouring properties, offering complete silence apart from birdsong and the sound of waves breaking on the shoreline below. The west of the site is bordered by an ancient woodland of Sessile Oak and Hazel, crossed by several cascading streams. Within the woodland there is luxuriant growth of rare plants and ferns. The Miskish and Caha mountains form the rugged backbone of the peninsula, creating a dramatic backdrop as the land stretches towards the Atlantic Ocean. The Beara Peninsula, a striking stretch of land jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, lies on Ireland's southwestern coast, straddling Counties Cork and Kerry. The nearby village of Ardgroom is a 5 minute drive and has local shops, a post office, petrol station and pub. Castletownbere just under a 20 minute drive away provides a wider range of amenities typical of a provincial town. Colourful and vibrant Kenmare with its traditional pubs, award winning restaurants and two five start hotels is just a 40 minute drive. Kerry airport is approximately 1.5 hours and Cork International Airport is just under 2 hours.The Beara Peninsula offers a wealth of outdoor activities. Fishing is popular, with abundant coastal and freshwater spots teeming with fish. The peninsula's pristine beaches and wild swimming spots such as Cuas Pier which is a 5-minute walk are perfect for swimming.

Presented in impeccable condition throughout, this superb A rated six-bedroom family home in Stepaside, is a truly captivating residence developed by McGarrell Reilly Group in 2018. 167 Stepaside Park creates a warm and relaxed ambiance, ideal for contemporary family living. The standout feature is the expansive open-plan kitchen dining area, which offers a fantastic and functional space for daily family life and entertaining. Upon entering, you're greeted by a welcoming entrance hallway leading to a spacious living room with attractive window overlooking the front which leads to an open plan kitchen/living area which features a versatile storage area, a utility room and a convenient guest w.c. Upstairs on the first floor there is a spacious living room together with two generous bedrooms one with very fine ensuite and dressing room, together with a luxuriously appointed family bathroom. On the second floor there are four further bedrooms one with ensuite and dressing room. The property boasts a cobble lock driveway to the front with parking for two cars and side access to the low maintenance rear garden. The garden features an artificial lawn, mature plants, shrubs, shed and a patio area providing a superb outdoor space for relaxation or entertaining. Stepaside Park is ideally situated within a short walk of the charming Stepaside village where you’ll find a delightful selection of shops and eateries to explore. Nestled in a tranquil, sought-after residential development off Enniskerry Road, this location offers easy access to Sandyford, Leopardstown and Carrickmines, all while enjoying the scenic beauty of the nearby Dublin Mountains and just a 15-minute drive from the vibrant Dundrum Town Centre. The area is rich in sports and recreational facilities, including Kilternan Tennis Club, local GAA, soccer and rugby clubs, and several golf courses. For families, there’s a variety of excellent schools nearby, such as Our Lady of the Wayside National School, Kilternan, St. Mary’s National School at Lambs Cross, Gaelscoil Thaobh Na Coille in Belarmine, St. Patrick’s National School in Glencullen, Educate Together National School on the Sandyford Road and Rosemont Secondary School. Convenient public transport options are readily available, with numerous bus routes, the N11, LUAS and the M50 all within easy access, enhancing the accessibility of this well-connected and desirable location.

An attractive refurbished and extended family home well situated within this highly regarded family-oriented development within a short walk of the LUAS. 31 Glencairn Rise is a perfect family home which boasts a two-storey extension and attic conversion and is ready for a new family to walk straight into. The accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming extended entrance hall, with w.c, large living room with attractive bay window and sliding doors leading to a family room. A refurbished and extended kitchen/ dining room with doors to the rear garden and utility room. Upstairs are four generous bedrooms (master with ensuite and a walk-in wardrobe) and an attic conversion. To the rear is a private west facing garden laid mainly in lawn with mature plants and shrubs patio area and garden shed. To the front is off street parking for numerous cars. The location of this home is hard to beat being conveniently located within the popular family orientated development of The Gallops, with its own large open green areas, playground, tennis and basketball courts. There is a wealth of further local amenities to include numerous golf clubs, driving range, Leopardstown Racecourse with Westwood Gym, equestrian centres, and Fernhill Park and Gardens to mention a few. Local shopping includes Leopardstown Shopping Centre with Dunnes Stores, The Park Carrickmines, Cornelscourt, and Dundrum Town Centre just slightly further afield and served by the LUAS. The area is surrounded by an excellent selection of primary and secondary schools to include Holy Trinity National School within the development, Gaelscoil Shliabh Rua, Educate Together Junior and Secondary School and Rosemont. Public transport is excellent with The Gallops LUAS stop within a stone’s throw as well as several bus routes. The local M50 interchange provides ease of access to all areas of Dublin and beyond and the Aircoach departs Central Park on the hour every hour.

Nestled on a scenic five acre elevated site in the sought after Windgates area of Greystones, this A rated, fully renovated two bedroom cottage seamlessly blends modern comfort with the charm of its coastal setting. Boasting panoramic sea views from every vantage point, the property offers a unique retreat designed for peaceful, energy efficient living. The current layout features two spacious bedrooms and an open plan kitchen, living, and dining area, all upgraded to the highest standards to provide a move in ready home. For those envisioning a larger residence, the property includes full planning permission for a thoughtfully designed, 2,045 sqft split level extension to the rear, transforming it into a five bedroom seaside sanctuary. This planned extension will add three additional bedrooms and a luxurious, open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area that opens onto an elevated terrace, perfect for soaking in the mesmerising sea views. With planning permission valid until August 2026, there is ample time to execute the extension or customise the layout as desired. Beyond the cottage, the expansive five acre property is a haven for equestrian enthusiasts and those seeking a countryside lifestyle with generous space for creative or practical pursuits. It includes three stables, a tack room, a large garage with a shutter door, a workshop, and a paved concrete yard for easy access. Whether used as a sanctuary or a working estate, this property provides unmatched versatility. Situated just a 12 minute walk from the north beach, a 2 minute drive into Greystones town centre, 35 minutes to Dublin city, and 40 minutes to the airport, the location combines serene coastal living with convenient access to urban amenities. Greystones is a picturesque coastal town celebrated for its scenic charm and welcoming community. The town features two beautiful beaches: the sandy South Beach and the rugged North Beach, ideal for walkers, swimmers, and nature enthusiasts. The North Beach also marks the start of the iconic Cliff Walk to Bray, a stunning path where visitors may spot seabirds and dolphins along the way. Greystones vibrant centre is filled with cafes, restaurants, and unique local shops, creating a warm, friendly atmosphere for both residents and visitors alike. Known for its family friendly amenities, Greystones offers top-rated schools, diverse sports clubs, and a modern marina popular among sailing enthusiasts. As the final stop on the DART rail line, Greystones serves as an excellent commuter base for those working in Dublin. With its blend of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and strong sense of community, Greystones is one of Irelands most desirable places to call home.

Auction : 5th December at 2:30pm in Lisney Auction Room, St Stephens Green House, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2 Attractive double fronted , three storey property located in the heart of Dublin 2 - minutes from Trinity College and St Stephen's Green. Accommodation extends to approximately 152sq.m ( 1,626 sq.ft) and includes at hall floor level, a generous hallway off which there is a sitting room running from front to back with doors out to a balcony overlooking the rear garden. There are four double bedrooms all with newly updated modern ensuite shower rooms. At garden level there is a modern kitchen/dining room with integrated appliances, feature island and door out to the front and rear of the house. The property has been modernised, and offers bright well-proportioned accommodation in a truly superb location. Located next to the south docks, 135 Pearse Street is a short walk to Grafton Street, the IFSC, Trinity College, and the DART and green LUAS lines. There are a variety of neighbourhood cafés, bars, restaurants, together with the iconic Grand Canal Theatre and the Marker Hotel facing the Martha Schwartz designed waterfront plaza. While the central location affords the owner unrivalled convenience and would make a superb investment property, it also provides an ideal setting for a family home in the city. This is a superb opportunity to acquire a generously sized property in the heart of Dublin city centre.

An extremely pleasant coastal country home with fine equestrian facilities and enjoying an idyllic coastal position, just 28 miles or 45 km from Dublin city centre and nearby to Ashford village (5-minutes driving). Offered for sale quoting €2.45million with circa 100 acres (40.5 hectares) or quoting €2.95million to include the entire circa 176 acres (71 hectares). Built circa 2015 the residence is positioned just 100 metres or 330 feet, or so, from the seashore and benefits from elevated panoramic sea views from the upper level, southward views framed by Wicklow Head and the picturesque Wicklow mountains to the west. The accommodation is well-appointed and includes 3 reception rooms and 3 bedrooms over 2,930 square feet or 272 square metres. A timber chalet studio augments the accommodation. A stable yard includes 10 stables and is adjacent to a large sand arena. The estate comprises a pleasant and appealing mixture of good grazing land, scenic marsh, coastal meadow and a salt-lake. Essentially, incorporating all the key ingredients of a quality lifestyle residential estate and with ample post and rail paddock grazing acreage and facilities to continue a quality equestrian holding, create a hobby farm, or wildlife estate. Set behind its own electric privacy gates, the estate is accessed from a private residential roadway, itself with outer electric security gates, ensuring strong privacy from the public road. The Wicklow to Dublin railway line runs adjacent to the estate and provides a strongly fenced boundary along the eastern side. A dedicated pedestrian crossing providing access to the beach and the scenic Greystones to Wicklow walking trail (Wicklow town 6km or 3.7 miles). The estate is an absolute haven for wildlife enthusiasts, the coastal position and mixed habitats across the estate compelling for wild fowl and providing glorious birdsong. Ashford village, just 3.7 miles or 6 km away, is a quaint and attractive village with a selection of restaurants, cafes, friendly hostelries, and boutique shopping. The estate offers a rare opportunity to combine the quintessential country living idyll with easy convenience to Dublin city and Dublin International airport can be reached in about 50 minutes driving, outside of peak traffic. The bustling coastal towns of Wicklow, Bray and Greystones are nearby, the coastal trail path giving walking access. There are excellent primary and secondary schools in the area, both public and private. Whilst relatively compact in overall size, the accommodation within the house feels generous and all the principal rooms enjoy a dual aspect, allowing the picturesque mountain and sea views to be enjoyed. Well placed flagstone terraces easily link and extend the house with large outdoor living spaces. A south facing entrance porch leads into a large reception room study and sitting room. The entire centre of the house, running the full depth from east to west, comprises a large, combined kitchen and dining space. The dining space opens to a large south and west facing outside terrace. A drawing room benefits from an extended ceiling height and large open fireplace. A large cloakroom has a WC. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom faces south and east and enjoys magical sea views and has a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. The other two bedrooms are each spacious and enjoying dual aspects. One has an interconnecting door to the large family bathroom. High speed broadband available.

A delightful, detached dormer bungalow constructed in the mid 1960’s of generous proportions superbly positioned on Avondale Road within strolling distance of Dalkey Heritage Town, the seafront and Killiney and Dalkey Hills. This instantly appealing home of approximately 125sq.m. (1,345sq.ft.) which has been well maintained over the years is in good decorative order throughout and ready to move into. The well-appointed accommodation further benefits from a generous well-stocked south-east facing rear garden of approximately 34m (112ft) bordered by high hedging enjoying immense privacy and seclusion. To the front of the property there is space for off street parking and a lawned area. There is a garage to the side of the property with an up and over door to the front and a door to the rear. Internally the living space briefly comprises a wide welcoming entrance hall connecting to a wonderful living room to the front which opens up to a kitchen/breakfast room. Two double bedrooms overlooking the rear garden and a family bathroom complete the downstairs accommodation. Upstairs there are two further bedrooms and a shower room. Features: An attractive dormer detached bungalow of approximately 125sq.m (1,345sq.ft) Potential to extend, subject to planning permission Off street parking and a garage measuring 2.85m x 4.85m (9'4 x 15'11) Well-proportioned light filled accommodation Gas fired central heating system – boiler last replaced December 2017 Rewired in 2002 Blinds and kitchen appliances included in the sale Private south-east facing rear garden of approximately 34m (112ft) in length Scope to convert the garage and or extend subject to planning permission Strolling distance to Glenageary DART, Barnhill Stores, Dalkey Heritage Town and Glasthule/Sandycove

A unique opportunity to acquire a detached property with huge scope and potential, standing on a generous site of approx. 0.2acre (0.08ha), on the southern side of Mount Merrion’s premier road. Evern benefits from full planning permission to create a truly stunning, contemporary 5 bedroom home extending to an impressive approx.328sq.m. / 3,530sq.ft. and when constructed it will be one of the finest houses to be built in South Country Dublin in recent times. As previously mentioned, St. Thomas Road is Mount Merrion’s most sought after residential road, ideally located off The Rise with its neighbourhood shops which are a focal point for Mount Merrion. There is also a vibrant community centre, church, and sporting facilities, UCD Belfield campus and an excellent choice of some of the country’s best known schools including Mount Anville, Colaiste Iosagain, The Teresian School, St Andrews, and Blackrock College to name but a few. The property is also within a short walk of the quality bus corridor on the N11, which provides ease of access to Dublin City Centre. Major shopping centres in Stillorgan and Blackrock and the DART station in Booterstown are also easily accessible.

No. 16 Balscadden Road, Howth – Ben Eadair offers a rare opportunity to acquire a stunning property in the heart of Howth, one of Dublin's most picturesque and sought-after coastal locations. This charming period residence, positioned on an elevated site, boasts breathtaking, panoramic views of Howth Harbour, Ireland’s Eye, and the Dublin’s north coastline, making it a truly exceptional home. A property steeped in local and cultural history this extraordinary period residence is now in need of some modernisation which will present a unique opportunity to the new owners. This beautifully presented home is filled with character. As you enter the property, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway that flows seamlessly into the living areas. The property is quite unconventional in that the living accommodation for the most part is upstairs in order to make the most of the panoramic views. Each room in Ben Eadair is thoughtfully designed to maximize the breathtaking sea views, creating a tranquil and light-filled atmosphere throughout. At hall level there are two large reception rooms and a peaceful study ideal as a home office. The living room and dining room have uninterrupted views across the Irish Sea. (The dining room or study could easily be turned into a 5th bedroom). The living room and study both have open fires with ornate fire surrounds and the bay window added by the current owners which provides the spectator with a 180 degree front row seat of the East Pier and Irelands Eye in the distance with all the activity of Howth Harbour in between. Downstairs there are 4 bedrooms (with both the main bedroom and bed 2 ensuite), the main kitchen / breakfast room with a matching bay window and a conservatory extension which connects the main house to the outdoor amenities. The outdoor space at No. 16 is another quite unique feature of the property. The beautifully landscaped garden, with its mix of patio areas and lush greenery, offers an oasis of peace and privacy with unparalleled views of the sea. The outdoor terrace is ideal for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the breathtaking views of the harbour and surrounding scenery. The garden’s elevated position ensures that the panoramic sea views can be enjoyed from every angle, adding to the home’s sense of serenity and luxury. The site is long and narrow and approximately 0.5 acres along the cliff’s edge with several distinct patios and platforms which display the view from different view points. There are two separate garages (one a double) on the site (invaluable with parking at a premium locally) and a custom built barbeque hut. Howth Head was immortalised in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, and it’s not difficult to see why – prose, poetry and song are worthy tributes to the coastal beauty of the area. Originally a small fishing village, Howth has grown to be a major coastal area with a busy fishing port. The town, with its maritime influences and historic roots, is full of variety, with wild moorland, woodlands, and stunning cliff and coastal walks within easy reach. The coastal setting provides for walks and hiking trails around Howth Head, taking in the views of Ireland’s Eye and Lambay Island. You can take your pick from half a dozen looped walks in this spectacular area. The Village is just 20km from the City Centre (about 30 minutes by DART) and 17km (30 minutes by car) to Dublin Airport. The serenity of the surroundings are balanced by a sometimes bustling night life with a mixture of fantastic cafes, bars and restaurants. There is also a plethora of incredible public and private amenities on the peninsula from sailing and golfing to cliff walks and kite surfing. Howth has it all. Ben Eadair at No. 16 Balscadden Road is more than just a home – it’s a lifestyle. With its stunning coastal views, spacious accommodation, and prime location, this property is an exceptional find in the heart of Howth. Perfect for those seeking a luxurious, seaside retreat with easy access to all the amenities and beauty that this renowned coastal village has to offer. All in all ‘Ben Eadair’ presents an opportunity not to be missed. For those seeking a private sanctuary while remaining close to the vibrant lifestyle of Dublin’s city and coast, you could have a home steeped in character and history in a location unlike any other just a few minutes walk from Howth Village. No. 16 Balscadden Road, Howth – Ben Eadair offers a rare opportunity to acquire a stunning property in the heart of Howth, one of Dublin's most picturesque and sought-after coastal locations. This charming period residence, positioned on an elevated site, boasts breathtaking, panoramic views of Howth Harbour, Ireland’s Eye, and the Dublin’s north coastline, making it a truly exceptional home. A property steeped in local and cultural history this extraordinary period residence is now in need of some modernisation which will present a unique opportunity to the new owners. This beautifully presented home is filled with character. As you enter the property, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway that flows seamlessly into the living areas. The property is quite unconventional in that the living accommodation for the most part is upstairs in order to make the most of the panoramic views. Each room in Ben Eadair is thoughtfully designed to maximize the breathtaking sea views, creating a tranquil and light-filled atmosphere throughout. At hall level there are two large reception rooms and a peaceful study ideal as a home office. The living room and dining room have uninterrupted views across the Irish Sea. (The dining room or study could easily be turned into a 5th bedroom). The living room and study both have open fires with ornate fire surrounds and the bay window added by the current owners which provides the spectator with a 180 degree front row seat of the East Pier and Irelands Eye in the distance with all the activity of Howth Harbour in between. Downstairs there are 4 bedrooms (with both the main bedroom and bed 2 ensuite), the main kitchen / breakfast room with a matching bay window and a conservatory extension which connects the main house to the outdoor amenities. The outdoor space at No. 16 is another quite unique feature of the property. The beautifully landscaped garden, with its mix of patio areas and lush greenery, offers an oasis of peace and privacy with unparalleled views of the sea. The outdoor terrace is ideal for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the breathtaking views of the harbour and surrounding scenery. The garden’s elevated position ensures that the panoramic sea views can be enjoyed from every angle, adding to the home’s sense of serenity and luxury. The site is long and narrow and approximately 0.5 acres along the cliff’s edge with several distinct patios and platforms which display the view from different view points. There are two separate garages (one a double) on the site (invaluable with parking at a premium locally) and a custom built barbeque hut. Howth Head was immortalised in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, and it’s not difficult to see why – prose, poetry and song are worthy tributes to the coastal beauty of the area. Originally a small fishing village, Howth has grown to be a major coastal area with a busy fishing port. The town, with its maritime influences and historic roots, is full of variety, with wild moorland, woodlands, and stunning cliff and coastal walks within easy reach. The coastal setting provides for walks and hiking trails around Howth Head, taking in the views of Ireland’s Eye and Lambay Island. You can take your pick from half a dozen looped walks in this spectacular area. The Village is just 20km from the City Centre (about 30 minutes by DART) and 17km (30 minutes by car) to Dublin Airport. The serenity of the surroundings are balanced by a sometimes bustling night life with a mixture of fantastic cafes, bars and restaurants. There is also a plethora of incredible public and private amenities on the peninsula from sailing and golfing to cliff walks and kite surfing. Howth has it all. Ben Eadair at No. 16 Balscadden Road is more than just a home – it’s a lifestyle. With its stunning coastal views, spacious accommodation, and prime location, this property is an exceptional find in the heart of Howth. Perfect for those seeking a luxurious, seaside retreat with easy access to all the amenities and beauty that this renowned coastal village has to offer. All in all ‘Ben Eadair’ presents an opportunity not to be missed. For those seeking a private sanctuary while remaining close to the vibrant lifestyle of Dublin’s city and coast, you could have a home steeped in character and history in a location unlike any other just a few minutes walk from Howth Village.

Nestled at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, 33 Seafield Court is a spacious 3-bedroom semi-detached home that beautifully blends family charm with modern conveniences. Located in a highly sought-after coastal neighbourhood, this property is perfect for those seeking a comfortable and convenient family home. The property is approached by a driveway to the front providing off street car parking bordered by a lawned garden and a gate to the side gives access to the rear garden. The entrance porch opens to a generous hall with under-stairs storage, leading to a welcoming sitting room featuring an open fireplace and benefiting from morning sunshine. Double French doors open up into the kitchen/dining room. The large contemporary kitchen/dining room overlooks and opens to the private rear garden, creating an inviting space for social gatherings. The rear garden, facing due west providing beautiful evening sun, is primarily laid to lawn with mature planting, providing a private retreat for relaxation and outdoor activities. Upstairs, you will find three well-proportioned bedrooms, complemented by a recently refurbished luxurious shower room. The west facing rear garden of approximately 13m (42ft) is laid out mainly in lawn with a patio area and side passage connecting to the front where there is off street car parking. Features: Bright and spacious living accommodation extending to approximately 85sqm (915sqft) Safe, highly regarded quiet family orientated cul-de-sac location Private west facing rear garden of approximately 13m (42ft), attracting the sun till it sets. Large open green area Gas fired central heating and double-glazed windows throughout Fitted carpets, appliances and window coverings included in the sale Wired for an EV charger A short stroll to Killiney DART Station and Killiney Beach Within the catchment area for numerous excellent primary and secondary schools

9b Rosemount Terrace is a charming and contemporary end-of-terrace family home, distinguished by its part red-brick facade. Built in 2021, this property was designed and constructed to the highest standards, offering modern living in a sought-after location. It presents a bright and spacious layout, ideal for families seeking comfort and style. The accommodation begins with a welcoming living room positioned at the front of the house. The heart of the home is the expansive kitchen and dining area located at the rear of the property. This space is designed for both functionality and entertaining, featuring sleek, modern cabinetry, excellent appliances and ample countertop space. Sliding doors from the dining area open out to a private, south-facing garden, perfect for outdoor dining, relaxation and family activities. The garden’s orientation allows it to enjoy sunlight throughout the day, making it a lovely extension of the indoor living space. The ground floor also includes a convenient downstairs w.c., providing practicality for family and guests.Upstairs, there are two generously sized bedrooms, the main bedroom being of particular note with an eight-door wardrobe and living/study area which leads to the ensuite. The family bathroom on this level is stylishly finished with modern fixtures, offering a relaxing retreat with a large double shower. One of the standout features of the property is the converted attic space. This versatile area adds significant value to the home, providing an ideal space for a home office or playroom, depending on the family’s needs. The property is further complemented by its energy-efficient B2 BER rating, ensuring a warm and comfortable living environment year-round while keeping utility costs low. Situated in the heart of Booterstown, there is a wealth of amenities close by including local shops on Booterstown Avenue, Mount Merrion Avenue and Blackrock village with a selection of boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants. Many of Dublin’s finest schools and universities are also located within easy reach, including Blackrock College, St. Andrew's College, Sion Hill, three National Schools and University College Dublin. The area is served by an excellent public transport network with both Booterstown DART station and the QBC within a five minute walk. Recreational amenities are well provided for with Blackrock Park at the end of Booterstown Avenue and Seapoint is also within a short stroll, ideal for leisurely coastal walks.

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.

Superbly positioned nestled away in a quiet cul de sac in this ever popular and leafy development of St. Helen’s Wood, lies No. 107 an exquisite and indeed expansive family home with delightful south-westerly wrap around gardens enjoying a large degree of privacy – a rarity in such a central location. It is no surprise that No. 107 was the original show house given the quality and nature of this magnificent family home. Constructed circa 1990, it has been consistently modernised & updated over the years. The property benefits from extremely well proportioned and beautifully presented generous accommodation extending to approximately 300 sqm (3,230 sq ft) which would easily meet the needs of any growing family. It enjoys a most versatile layout with a large annex to the side of the property which is currently incorporated in the main house which could provide many other opportunities including a granny flat or possible commercial opportunities subject to planning permission. In addition, there is a large side garden with potential for another dwelling subject to the necessary planning permissions. The accommodation represents the epitome of modern family living providing ample space with no less than five reception rooms, five bedrooms and three and half baths. One cannot but fail to be impressed by its double fronted part red-brick façade on approach and one is instantly struck by the quality of craftmanship and finish on crossing the threshold. The accommodation briefly comprises of a most inviting entrance hallway, off which there is a delightful living room to the front opening through to a most impressive drawing room with magnificent, oversized marble fireplace and from here there is an archway through to a terrific open plan living/dining area with extensive use of glazing overlooking the stunning and entirely private mature and well planted southerly rear gardens. From here there is an archway through to a well fitted kitchen and separate newly fitted utility room. Additionally, there is a full shower room recently fitted at this level as well as very large games room with vaulted ceiling and separate access to the front with endless possibilities. Also, off the entrance hallway there is a large study/playroom to the front as well as a guest bathroom & cloakroom. On the first floor the principal bedroom suite is a sight to behold spanning the depth of the house with a beautifully fitted ensuite. In addition, there are four more well sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. The wrap around gardens are of particular note enjoying the south-westerly aspect providing all day long sunshine. They are well stocked with an array of mature shrubs, trees and specimen plants and come complete with a delightful suntrap patio are ideal for al fresco dining. The side garden has a car port and double gated side access to the front allowing the possibility of another dwelling subject to planning permission. St. Helen’s Wood is a highly regarded and well designed, landscaped development in a peaceful sylvian setting with ample green space. It is ideally located off Booterstown Avenue within a stone’s throw of a whole host of amenities including local shops and the urban strand at Booterstown. It is within close reach to some of South County Dublin’s most highly sought-after schools including St. Andrews College, Blackrock College, Willow Park, Colaiste Eoin, Colaiste Iosagain and is easily accessible to UCD’s campus’s at both Carysfort Avenue and Belfield. Neighbourhood shops are close by as are many parks, churches and the extensive amenities at Blackrock Village. Public transport is extremely well catered for with the QBC and both the Stillorgan Road and the Rock Road both close at hand as is Booterstown Dart station. Early viewing of magnificent family home comes highly recommended.

9b Rosemount Terrace is a charming and contemporary end-of-terrace family home, distinguished by its part red-brick facade. Built in 2021, this property was designed and constructed to the highest standards, offering modern living in a sought-after location. It presents a bright and spacious layout, ideal for families seeking comfort and style. The accommodation begins with a welcoming living room positioned at the front of the house. The heart of the home is the expansive kitchen and dining area located at the rear of the property. This space is designed for both functionality and entertaining, featuring sleek, modern cabinetry, excellent appliances and ample countertop space. Sliding doors from the dining area open out to a private, south-facing garden, perfect for outdoor dining, relaxation and family activities. The garden’s orientation allows it to enjoy sunlight throughout the day, making it a lovely extension of the indoor living space. The ground floor also includes a convenient downstairs w.c., providing practicality for family and guests. Upstairs, there are two generously sized bedrooms, the main bedroom being of particular note with an eight-door wardrobe and living/study area which leads to the ensuite. The family bathroom on this level is stylishly finished with modern fixtures, offering a relaxing retreat with a large double shower. One of the standout features of the property is the converted attic space. This versatile area adds significant value to the home, providing an ideal space for a home office or playroom, depending on the family’s needs. The property is further complemented by its energy-efficient B2 BER rating, ensuring a warm and comfortable living environment year-round while keeping utility costs low. Situated in the heart of Booterstown, there is a wealth of amenities close by including local shops on Booterstown Avenue, Mount Merrion Avenue and Blackrock village with a selection of boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants. Many of Dublin’s finest schools and universities are also located within easy reach, including Blackrock College, St. Andrew's College, Sion Hill, three National Schools and University College Dublin. The area is served by an excellent public transport network with both Booterstown DART station and the QBC within a five minute walk. Recreational amenities are well provided for with Blackrock Park at the end of Booterstown Avenue and Seapoint is also within a short stroll, ideal for leisurely coastal walks.

A very fine detached redbrick Edwardian family home superbly positioned on mature, level gardens of approx. 0.56 acre, conveniently located a short distance from Foxrock Village and easily accessible to the nearby N11 providing easy access to Dublin City Centre. Although requiring upgrading and modernisation, Cintra offers wonderfully bright and well-proportioned accommodation extending to approx. 285 sq.m (3,067 sq.ft). Internally the gracious accommodation includes an inviting reception hall off which there is a magnificent drawing room and dining room. To the other side of the reception hall there is a well-proportioned family room. To the rear at ground floor there is a large breakfast room, with access off to the kitchen. On the first floor there are five generous bedrooms. The main bedroom suite is a particular feature. This well appointed room comprises a large bedroom with access to a spacious dressing room and ensuite off. Cintra enjoys a wealth of period features throughout, including magnificent marble fireplaces, ceiling cornices and coving, indicative of the era of construction. This is a most impressive family residence and will without doubt appeal to families looking to trade up within the Foxrock area. The property is approached via a set of wrought iron gates, leading to a large tarmacadam driveway to the front with ample off street parking, and a mature lawn garden to the rear which offers a wonderful opportunity to create something special. The garden offers immense privacy and seclusion with a wealth of mature trees. There is a suntrap patio area accessed off the breakfast room which benefits from day long sunshine. The entire offers immense potential to further extend to the rear if so desired. To the side of the property there is the benefit of a coach house measuring 98sqm (1,054sqft) providing additional accommodation to include two reception rooms and two bedrooms. This is an ideal space which could be used for ancillary accommodation to the main residence or indeed as a home office. Leopardstown Road is a highly regarded residential road of mature, quality family homes in the heart of Foxrock. The property is within walking distance of nearby Foxrock Village with its specialist shops and the popular Gables restaurant. There are numerous recreational amenities in the area to include nearby Foxrock golf club and Leopardstown racecourse. There is an excellent selection of shopping facilities nearby to include Carrickmines Retail Park, Cornelscourt shopping centre and Dundrum Town Centre is easily accessible. There are a range of highly sought after secondary schools within easy reach of Leopardstown Road. This is a first class residential location where houses of this calibre offering such potential rarely come to the market. The N11 QBC together with the Luas at Sandyford provide easy access to Dublin city centre. It is also easily accessible to nearby Sandyford Business Park and the M50 interchange providing access to all points north, south, east and west.

A superb semi-detached family home combining generous living space with a magnificent west facing garden sitting on 0.22 acres. This wonderful home is exceptionally well situated within a short walk of Cabinteely Park and all the amenities at Cabinteely village. The accommodation is particularly bright and well proportioned and briefly comprises of a welcoming entrance hallway off which there is a very fine living room with attractive marble fireplace and picture window overlooking the front, dining room with door to the rear and well fitted kitchen overlooking the substantial garden. A downstairs wc and utility complete the ground floor accommodation. At first floor level there are four generous bedrooms (main ensuite) together with a family bathroom. The property also has the added benefit of a garage and side access. To the front there is ample off-street car parking while to the rear the garden enjoys the preferred westerly sunshine allowing for late afternoon and evening sun. It is mainly laid out in lawn with mature trees and offers a variety of uses due its exceptionally large size. The location will be of major interest to families seeking to gain a foothold within this deservedly popular development which is within minutes walk of 100 acres of parkland and recreational amenities at Cabinteely Park including an excellent playground and coffee shop. Within The Park development itself there is a good selection of local shops and Dunnes Stores Cournelscourt with its superb shopping facility is also within a pleasant stroll. The property is close to excellent schools including St Brigid’s Boys & Girls, Holly Park, Loreto Foxrock, Clonkeen College and CBC Monkstown to name but a few. Transport links are excellent with many buses available on the QBC on the N11 servicing the city centre. The Luas is available close by at Carrickmines. The M50 interchange is also close at hand opening up the national road network and making access to all point north, south, east and west extremely convenient.

Superbly positioned on this mature and established road in Foxrock lies Bay View - a very fine and extended detached family home with the benefit of a magnificent mature rear garden offering stunning views towards Dublin Bay and enjoys complete seclusion. This property boasts extremely well proportioned and light infused accommodation extending to approx. 218 sqm (2,347 sq.ft) with an additional 33 sqm (355 sq.ft) in the converted attic, making this an ideal home for family living and entertaining. The accommodation briefly comprises of; at ground floor level; entrance hallway with downstairs w.c., dual aspect living/dining room with magnificent views, sitting room to the front and study/family room. A particular feature to the property is the large kitchen/breakfast room to the rear offering panoramic views over the garden and towards the sea. The ground floor also includes a large utility room. On the first floor there are four good sized bedrooms, the main bedroom including an en suite. There is also a second study and family bathroom at this level. From the landing there are stairs up to the converted attic with Velux roof lights making this a very versatile space as a home office or teenager’s den. Set back behind electronic gates, with 1/3 acre of secluded gardens, there is ample off-street parking to the front while to the rear there is a beautifully manicured garden laid out in lawn with patio area that benefits from complete privacy. This lovely family home enjoys the best of both worlds being situated on this popular road yet within a very pleasant stroll of Foxrock Village with its selection of boutique style shops, cafes and restaurants. Further shopping amenities are available at Dundrum and Cornelscourt. The property is situated within easy access of some of South County Dublin’s most well-respected schools including Loreto Foxrock, St. Brigid’s Boys & Girls National School Foxrock, Nord Anglia, Lycée Francais d’Irlande, Hollypark National School as well as Blackrock College, St. Andrews and Coláiste Eoin & Iosagáin. Access to the city centre is extremely convenient via the LUAS at Carrickmines and the QBC on the N11. The M50 is also close at hand opening up the national road network making access to all points north, south, east and west extremely convenient. Recreational amenities in the area are second to none including Foxrock Golf Club as well as Carrickmines Tennis Club, the gym facilities at Westwood as well as a racecourse at Leopardstown.

A unique opportunity to acquire a truly extraordinary property set on approximately 12.35 acres. Cnoc Mhuire is a family residence set in the Dublin Mountains. It is in a location of unparalleled scenic beauty with majestic woodland walks throughout the grounds of this truly spectacular and unique property. The main residence was built in the mid-19th century and was substantially extended approximately 50 years ago. It has wonderful views across the grounds and surrounding countryside. The property offers a charming, and very spacious family residence with accommodation across three levels. An entrance lobby, an entrance hall with WC, large open plan kitchen/ breakfast room with pantry and doors to the grounds, a sitting room, dining room and a study complete the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs accommodation is comprised of four bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. Two of these bedrooms have associated ensuites. There is a fifth bedroom with panoramic views on the second floor. The property is ready for a new family to put their own stamp on it. The grounds of the property are truly breathtaking, spanning over 12.35 acres. They are comprised of gardens, paddocks, woodlands and walking trails along with a river at the lower portion of the site. There are also numerous outbuildings on the site of the well-known Pine Forest Art Centre. The property is located in a rural setting close to the village of Glencullen. However it is within a short drive of Carrickmines and Stepaside Village and it offers easy access to the M50 motorway connecting to all national roads out of Dublin, into Dublin City itself, and to Dublin International Airport - all within easy commuting distance. Dublin Bus runs a bus service through nearby Glencullen and Kilternan. There are many excellent primary and secondary schools in the area, together with a many shops, restaurants, and other services that cater for all needs. Dundrum Town Centre is a short drive from Cnoc Mhuire and offers all the shopping needs and entertainment requirements including a cinema and several restaurants while Sandyford Business Park and LUAS stations are also within a short driving distance.

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