luxury houses for sale Ireland (page 6)

Perched atop the cliffs overlooking the mesmerizing Irish Sea, No. 3 Cliff Manor stands as a beacon of tranquillity in this secluded enclave of Windgates, just north of the bustling town of Greystones. Offering a rare blend of luxury and natural beauty, this exquisite home boasts three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and unparalleled vistas of the shimmering sea. Nestled within the esteemed Cliff Manor development, a collection of seven distinguished residences, this property epitomizes refined coastal living. Originally crafted in 1999 on the grounds of the former Cliff Manor Hotel, it was fully refurbished both internally and externally in late 2019. Surrounded by lush communal gardens spanning nearly 3 hectares (7 acres) of wooded parkland, residents are treated to a picturesque landscape that serves as a serene backdrop to everyday life. A summer garden, thoughtfully designed for outdoor gatherings, features a barbecue area perfect for entertaining guests against the backdrop of sweeping sea views. Additionally, there is private access to both the Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk and the Bray Head Loop, just a short stroll away No. 3 Cliff Manor presents a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of coastal paradise without compromising on luxury or location. Boasting an impressive B3 energy rating, this residence is ideal for conscientious buyers or investors/homeowners eager to make a savvy investment. This mid-terrace home spans two levels, strategically elevated to capture breathtaking views of the sea and the twinkling lights of Greystones at night. Its open-plan layout seamlessly integrates the living, dining, and family area, with the option for easy reconfiguration. The kitchen, though semi-closed, exudes contemporary elegance with high-quality finishes, ample cabinetry, modern appliances, ceramic tile, and laminate wood flooring throughout the living space. A cozy inset hardwood burning stove adds warmth, while large picture windows and sliding patio doors frame stunning vistas of the sea. A utility room and WC complete the ground floor for convenience. Ascending to the upper level reveals three generously sized bedrooms. Two guest rooms share a beautifully appointed family bathroom, while the master suite boasts recent renovations, including a touch of luxury in the bathroom. From this suite, one can indulge in the most captivating views, providing a picturesque backdrop even from the comfort of bed. The garden, designed for low maintenance, is perfect for gatherings strategically placed adjacent to the kitchen's double doors, it offers convenience and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Whether one craves solitude or seeks social interaction, residents can relish in their personal outdoor retreat or venture into the sprawling seven-acre estate. Perfect for picnics, leisurely dog walks, or allowing children to frolic freely, this tranquil and secluded environment encapsulates serenity. Moreover, with the Bray-Greystones cliff walk merely a few minutes' stroll away, this residence presents a harmonious blend of comfort and adventure, catering to every lifestyle need.

A captivating island home magically positioned in Lough Derg, Ireland’s largest lake, with a private harbour and mainland quay. Nestled within 1.7 acre [0.69 hectare] the grounds are manageable. Accommodation extends to 2,008 square feet [186.5 square metres] in total and includes 3-Bedrooms. Mainland Quay 5-minutes boating. Enjoying an enviable lakefront position on the western reaches of Cameron Island spectacular panoramic views across the lake are pleasantly framed by Oillean Mor island. The Lake House is extremely private and is the only house on Cameron Island, the rest of the circa 100 acre island comprised of native woodland. The arboretum gardens immediately surrounding the house has numerous specimen trees and shrubs, including a ‘Love Tree’ or ‘Judas Tree’, copper beech, a magnificent Red Oak, Japanese maples, a Gingko and specimen pines. Facing west a level lakeside lawn, a Victorian croquet lawn, links easily to the house from two sets of large French doors and leads to the rest of the gardens. Weeping willows, irises and woodland bulbs in the lakeside garden easily rest alongside the harbour lilies and reeds. The habour has a stone pier, electric supply and a storage shed and is a short stroll from the house. Usefully, access to the house from the lake and harbour usually being into a tiled boot hall and utility room on the eastern side of the house. This garden leading on to a ‘Zen Garden’, with the range of Japanese maples and the Gingko. A small Walled Garden is positioned just south of the house and gates at the four cardinal or compass points link it to the rest of the gardens. Divided with mature box hedging planting includes apple, plum and pear trees and there is a splendid Buddleia or Butterfly Bush. Two rare weeping pear trees frame the gate linking to the lakeside garden and harbour. This pleasant, wooded area is underplanted with cyclamen and includes a lily pond, with a fountain, and a very rare Himalayan Contoneaster tree. Whilst the accommodation is compact at approximately 2,008 square feet or 186.5 square metres it feels extremely comfortable, benefiting from large windows capturing good natural light and the superb lake vista. Also, importantly, benefiting from comprehensive refurbishment and upgrading works in 2005. Works including roof re-slating, re-wiring, re-plumbing, installing insulation, floor replacement and installation of a damp-proof-course. Current internal finishes chosen consciously to best manage allergy intolerance, flooring either tiled or with marmoleum. A large east and west facing L-shaped living room occupies a central position in the house and links to the croquet lawn from large double French doors and to the rear garden from the adjacent utility room. The living space has a fireplace with a wood stove and within the fitted kitchen space there is an island. The entire room enjoying spectacular lake views and good natural light. An adjacent utility room has a door to the garden. The living room interconnects to a study, which again is naturally bright and faces west overlooking the lake. It has fitted bookcases and a fireplace with a wood stove. The study provides access to a family bathroom, a boot hall or garden room and the master bedroom suite. Accessed from the eastern side of the house the garden room or boot hall has tiled flooring and is perfect for house access from the harbour or lake itself. There are coat hooks, storage cupboards and the central heating boiler. The bathroom has a fitted bath, wet-room style electric shower, a wash-hand-basin and a WC. The master bedroom is generous and features a fireplace with a wood stove and has a large bay or bow window with double French doors to the croquet lawn. Facing west it enjoys extensive lake views. Two further bedrooms complete the accommodation.

Hemmings Bay House, a modern and inviting 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home nestled on a generous 11 acre , offering breathtaking views of Lough Melvin. This exceptional residence boasts an idyllic location where the lake itself becomes an extension of your garden, creating a serene and captivating atmosphere. Meticulously maintained, this property is presented in excellent condition, ensuring a move-in ready experience for its fortunate new owners. Upon entering Hemmings Bay House, you will immediately be enveloped in a comfortable and chilled ambiance, enhanced by the natural beauty of the surroundings. The entrance porch sets the tone for the home, leading you into a grand reception area with an impressive 5-meter ceiling. This expansive space seamlessly integrates the kitchen, dining, living, and breakfast areas, forming the heart of the house. From here, your gaze is drawn to the beautifully appointed sunroom, offering elevated views over the magnificent Lough Melvin. Adjacent to the kitchen, youll find a practical utility room, providing convenient space for essential tasks. Ascending the staircase, you will discover a mezzanine level, which presents versatile options for use as a fourth bedroom, study, or library, catering to your specific needs and preferences. This remarkable property features two separate wings. In one wing, a large and secluded master bedroom suite awaits, providing a tranquil haven with awe-inspiring views of the lake. In the other wing, two spacious double bedrooms await, one boasting its own ensuite bathroom, while the other enjoys access to the well-appointed family bathroom. This thoughtful layout ensures privacy and comfort for all residents and guests. The exterior of Hemmings Bay House showcases local stone accents on select walls, adding a touch of natural beauty and charm. An enclosed paved area, accessible from the sunroom, serves as an ideal space for entertaining, where you can host gatherings and create lasting memories with family and friends. The garage, equipped with plumbing and wiring, offers the potential to be seamlessly integrated into the main house, should you wish to expand your living space. Additionally, the garage features a mezzanine area, perfect for storing seasonal belongings. However, the true standout feature of Hemmings Bay House is the awe-inspiring views of Lough Melvin. The privilege of private access to the lake, right in your own backyard, provides endless opportunities for leisurely activities. A deck area by the lake beckons you to enjoy picnics, swimming, fishing and a variety of water-based adventures, offering a truly immersive lakeside experience. This spacious and quality-built home exudes both charm and comfort, providing a delightful retreat for those seeking tranquillity and natural beauty. With its turnkey condition, Hemmings Bay House presents an opportunity to effortlessly settle into a home that seamlessly combines modern elegance with a sense of ease and relaxation. Lough Melvin, home of the Gillaroo Trout provides excellent fishing and boating opportunities while additional local attractions are conveniently accessible. Blue Flag beaches, Championship golf courses, top quality restaurants are all within 10 minutes. Seaside resorts at Bundoran and Rossnowlagh are popular with visitors and provide excellent watersporting opportunities. Ballyshannon (Irelands oldest town) is approximately 8 Km while the north Leitrim village of Kinlough is marginally closer. Larger urban centres are available at Donegal Town (20Km), Sligo (35Km) while Enniskillen in Fermanagh is approximately 35Km.

Welcome to 52 St Helen’s Road - an elegant, semi-detached bay window Crampton-built family home that seamlessly combines comfort with style, located within this highly sought-after & mature road in the heart of Booterstown. This inviting home offers a warm and relaxed atmosphere making it the perfect retreat for modern family living. The most impressive open-plan kitchen/living/dining room provides an excellent and practical space for everyday family activities and gatherings. The accommodation extends to approximately 187 sq.m. (2,012 sq.ft.) and briefly comprises of a beautiful reception hall leading to well-proportioned interconnecting reception rooms. The heart of this home is the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. It showcases a large centre island with an undercounter sink, a gas Aga and a Neff oven with a five-ring hob. The kitchen is enhanced by granite worktops, a vaulted ceiling with atrium rooflights, underfloor heating and Carlson doors leading to the rear garden. Additional amenities include a well-equipped utility room, a convenient downstairs wet room, and a versatile garage/storage room. Upstairs, the property offers four well-appointed bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and an elegant main bathroom. The rear garden provides a tranquil escape with a large wraparound patio, lush lawn areas, and integrated lighting, making it perfect for outdoor entertaining.

Stunning five bedroom semi detached home located in the exclusive Wellfield Development off Streamstown Lane.

he elegant tree lined St Lawrence Road is the most sought after address in Clontarf and No 56 has a pretty unique offering to the market. A double fronted period with all the period details you might expect of a late Victorian build with the added benefit of a 197ft long rear garden. Crucially the garden has access to the rear to Lawrence Grove which provides obvious potential for a mews site subject to P.P. for a sizeable detached family home with a strong precedent already established nearby. The main house requires some modernisation without doubt but has been beautifully preserved and offers both elegance and floor space (approximately 278sqm / 2,992sqft). The double fronted façade is aesthetically pleasing from an architectural point of view but internally it also makes for a more practical lay out than most pre-war properties. Originally constructed in the 1890s the staff accommodation was behind the kitchen at garden level and therefore there is no basement. The kitchen / dining room will require some remodelling but otherwise the layout will suit the majority of buyers who have decided to make Clontarf their long term home and need a property that will offer them options for a growing family or space to work from home. The ‘Potential’ on offer will be the key to the inevitable popularity of ‘Ballyneety House’ but the property presents well as is. The accommodation is immediately impressive with an imposing two storey double bay window façade which greets you as you approach through the wrought iron pedestrian gate from the street. Behind the stain glass timber frame door there is a beautiful mosaic tiled floor and 4 large reception rooms off the hall. The entrance hall and reception rooms were laced with all the fine period features that are synonymous with early Edwardian properties in order to impress your guests. All the intricate plaster detail, brass work, picture rails and ornate fireplaces are all beautifully preserved. The two main rooms to the left of the hall are connect with double doors, the ceiling height here is particularly noticeable and adds to the already established sense of light and space which is another unusual feature of the property in contract to other houses even on the same road. The aspect is East-West with the evening afternoon and evening sun pouring in to the garden and accommodation to the rear. The rooms on the return will need a re-think but this will afford the new owners the opportunity to put their own mark on the property and perhaps do something ultra modern to sit in contrast to the period style in the main house. Upstairs there are five large bedrooms and a fifth reception room overlooking the rear garden on the return, alternatively this room would make for a very grand master suite which could comfortably accommodate a walk in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. The gardens to the front and rear are neat and well maintained, the rear garden in particular will again give the new owners an opportunity to take anyone of several interesting options up to develop this space to suit their needs. The luxury of a full length west facing garden with rear vehicular access is one only a handful of properties on the road still have. No 56 sits on a site of 0.2 acres and the garden measure 197 foot in length (0.1 acres) which could easily be divided to allow for a large mews house or alternatively a spacious garage, gym or home office which could accommodate the most active families and retain the rear access for themselves. The address and location is just about as good as it without question the best road this close to the City. St Lawrence Road is 4 km from O’Connell St in the city centre, 2km to East Point Business Park, 4.5km to Beaumont Hospital and 9.5km to Dublin Airport. The convenience of the location and the depth of local amenities are what create such strong demand for Clontarf. St Anne’s Park, a selection of Dublin’s finest golf courses and West Wood Gym and pool are all within walking distance from the front door. In addition to this there are a wide selection and variety of high quality restaurants, delis cafes and bars with numerous options for public transport with several bus routes and the DART at Clontarf Road all nearby. Early viewing is advised. he elegant tree lined St Lawrence Road is the most sought after address in Clontarf and No 56 has a pretty unique offering to the market. A double fronted period with all the period details you might expect of a late Victorian build with the added benefit of a 197ft long rear garden. Crucially the garden has access to the rear to Lawrence Grove which provides obvious potential for a mews site subject to P.P. for a sizeable detached family home with a strong precedent already established nearby. The main house requires some modernisation without doubt but has been beautifully preserved and offers both elegance and floor space (approximately 278sqm / 2,992sqft). The double fronted façade is aesthetically pleasing from an architectural point of view but internally it also makes for a more practical lay out than most pre-war properties. Originally constructed in the 1890s the staff accommodation was behind the kitchen at garden level and therefore there is no basement. The kitchen / dining room will require some remodelling but otherwise the layout will suit the majority of buyers who have decided to make Clontarf their long term home and need a property that will offer them options for a growing family or space to work from home. ‘Potential’ on offer will be the key to the inevitable popularity of ‘Ballyneety House’ but the property presents well as is. The accommodation is immediately impressive with an imposing two storey double bay window façade which greets you as you approach through the wrought iron pedestrian gate from the street. Behind the stain glass timber frame door there is a beautiful mosaic tiled floor and 4 large reception rooms off the hall. The entrance hall and reception rooms were laced with all the fine period features that are synonymous with early Edwardian properties in order to impress your guests. All the intricate plaster detail, brass work, picture rails and ornate fireplaces are all beautifully preserved. The two main rooms to the left of the hall are connect with double doors, the ceiling height here is particularly noticeable and adds to the already established sense of light and space which is another unusual feature of the property in contract to other houses even on the same road. The aspect is East-West with the evening afternoon and evening sun pouring in to the garden and accommodation to the rear. The rooms on the return will need a re-think but this will afford the new owners the opportunity to put their own mark on the property and perhaps do something ultra modern to sit in contrast to the period style in the main house. Upstairs there are five large bedrooms and a fifth reception room overlooking the rear garden on the return, alternatively this room would make for a very grand master suite which could comfortably accommodate a walk in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. The gardens to the front and rear are neat and well maintained, the rear garden in particular will again give the new owners an opportunity to take anyone of several interesting options up to develop this space to suit their needs. The luxury of a full length west facing garden with rear vehicular access is one only a handful of properties on the road still have. No 56 sits on a site of 0.2 acres and the garden measure 197 foot in length which could easily be divided to allow for a large mews house or alternatively a spacious garage, gym or home office which could accommodate the most active families and retain the rear access for themselves. The address and location is just about as good as it without question the best road this close to the City. St Lawrence Road is 4 km from O’Connell St in the city centre, 2km to East Point Business Park, 4.5km to Beaumont Hospital and 9.5km to Dublin Airport. The convenience of the location and the depth of local amenities are what create such strong demand for Clontarf. St Anne’s Park, a selection of Dublin’s finest golf courses and West Wood Gym and pool are all within walking distance from the front door. In addition to this there are a wide selection and variety of high quality restaurants, delis cafes and bars with numerous options for public transport with several bus routes and the DART at Clontarf Road all nearby. Early viewing is advised.

No 43 Strand Road ‘Coxteth’ is a period property from c.1895. A beautifully designed Victorian 4 bedroom family home of some distinction positioned at the seas edge along Strand Road. Internally the accommodation extends to approximately 2,800qft with another 500sqft on the second floor in the roof space. The property is quite unique from a number of perspectives and is sure to create enormous interest if offered for sale. Architecturally protected, there is ornate detail throughout this fine home inside and out. Where the house is situated on Strand Road and in particular the position on the peninsula affords the house almost unrivalled views Dublin Bay to the South of 180 degrees. Furthermore, there is rear vehicular access and room to extend the property with a two storey garage / loft annexed to the main building. Beyond the back yard there is over half an acre of land which could potentially be developed, subject to the necessary planning permission. The house has been very well maintained as a family home for close to 50 years. ‘Croxteth’ is a fantastic house which presents a unique opportunity for the new owners to create their dream home. The accommodation is laid out over three floors and almost 3,000sqft most of which enjoys panoramic views of Dublin Bay. A semi-detached four-bay two-storey house with gablets to dormer attic, Built C.1900, with a gabled end bay to the right. Ornate timber veranda to ground floor and double pitched red tile roof with gable front and beautiful timber veranda. A distinguished residence which has been in one family for most of the last century and is now ready for new owners to take the baton. Although the structure is protected there is great potential to the rear to add to the existing floorplate subject to planning permission. The main house is bursting with character and period features from ornate plaster detail to door frames and architraves, fireplaces and stained glass. The house is as pretty as a postcard with abundant period detail throughout but as soon as your inside your eye is drawn to Dublin Bay and the views on the horizon with a stunning vista from almost every room. Situated on a remote part of the peninsula yet close enough to Sutton Village and the DART station to be convenient. From the veranda to the front of the house you could pass the time watching merchant ships and ferries glide in to and out of Dublin Port, and the boats that sail out from Dun Laoghaire or the colourful local dinghies and kite surfers bobbing on the waves. The views at night with twinkling lights from across the bay are just as mesmerising and walks by the lapping shore after dark are a select pleasure all year round. Strand Road in Sutton is one of the most highly sought-after residential addresses in north county Dublin and for good reason. It is a mature residential road of quality family homes with immediate and exceptional views of and access to the sea. It is exceptionally well located close to all the amenities the penninsula has to offer. Nearby are Howth Golf Club, St Fintan’s National School and Sutton Park school. It is only a few minutes’ drive to the thriving seaside village of Howth with its selection of renowned restaurants, shops and Howth Yacht club for the sailing enthusiasts. There are DART stations in Howth and Sutton and well-serviced bus route passes the front door. Dublin City is only 12km away and Dublin International Airport is approximately a 25-minute drive. Primed to attract attention from buyers both locally and internationally, it’s easy to say that this is an opportunity not to be missed. In Dublin, an increasingly built-up city, houses with such long unimpeded sea views, such access to the shore, such peace and tranquillity are vanishingly rare and, into the future, will be rarer still. ‘Croxteth’ was and continues to be a genuine once-off, a gem, an unmissable opportunity.

Nestled in the serene coastal village of Woodstown, Co. Waterford, Oyster Bay Lodge stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and luxurious living. This stunning detached house, designed with meticulous attention to detail, sprawls over an impressive 640 square meters. Built 15 years ago, the residence is set on approximately 3 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and mature plantings, creating an idyllic retreat just a stone's throw from Woodstown Beach. Boasting a commendable B1 energy rating, Oyster Bay Lodge is as efficient as it is elegant. The property is approached from the public road through electronic gates, leading to a sweeping driveway that culminates in a gravelled forecourt. This entrance sets the tone for the elegance and privacy that define Oyster Bay Lodge. The ground floor is home to five spacious bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom. Two of these bedrooms feature baths, enhancing the sense of luxury. Most bedrooms also boast walk-in wardrobes, offering ample storage space, and all but one have direct access to the beautiful gardens, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. Additionally, a study on the ground floor provides a versatile space ideal for an office or gym. One of the standout features of the ground floor is the large atrium with seating that overlooks the lush garden, providing a serene spot to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. This space is designed to be a haven of tranquillity, perfect for unwinding after a long day. The ground floor's thoughtful layout ensures that every room enjoys abundant natural light and garden views, enhancing the overall sense of openness and connection to nature. Upstairs, a bright hallway with high ceilings and an open fire welcomes residents and guests alike. The expansive eat-in kitchen and dining room is a chef's dream, equipped with high-end Miele appliances, including two multi-functional ovens and a De Dietrich hob. A spacious island serves as the perfect gathering spot for family and friends, making this area the heart of the home. This space opens onto a large, decked balcony, ideal for summer barbecues and al fresco dining while enjoying views over the garden. The kitchen's design combines functionality with style, ensuring that it is both a practical and inviting space. Adjacent to the kitchen, a cosy lounge also offers access to the balcony, providing an inviting space for relaxation. This lounge, with its comfortable seating and warm ambiance, is perfect for intimate gatherings or quiet evenings at home. Towards the front of the property, the living and dining room impresses with stunning high ceilings and curved walls, complemented by a stove that adds warmth and character. This space is perfect for entertaining, with its elegant design and spacious layout. Next to this space, another reception room provides a quiet retreat for reading or can serve as a second office, offering a versatile area that can be tailored to suit individual needs. The outside grounds of Oyster Bay Lodge are equally impressive, featuring nearly three acres of meticulously landscaped gardens. The well-planted lawns and various seating areas are strategically placed to capture the best aspects of the sun throughout the day. These gardens provide a peaceful and picturesque setting, ideal for outdoor activities and relaxation. A double garage with electronic gates offers secure parking and storage, ensuring that the property meets all practical needs. Oyster Bay Lodge’s location is highly desirable, situated a short drive from Waterford City and the charming village of Dunmore East. The property is a five-minute walk to Woodstown Beach, a place where Jackie Onassis (Kennedy) once played with her children during their visit to Ireland. This historic connection adds a touch of legacy and charm to the area. In summary, Oyster Bay Lodge is a luxurious coastal retreat that combines modern comforts with architectural elegance.

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North Shore is an exclusive gated community comprising 13 luxurious homes set on an elevated estate of lush, manicured gardens. The homes capitalize on their elevated positions, offering stunning views of the Irish Sea. No. 3, extending to 396.4 sqm / 4,240 sqft, is ideally positioned facing south, allowing sunlight to flood the primary reception rooms throughout the day. Situated in the centre of the 0.692 acre grounds, this home boasts expansive front and rear gardens with sea views from both. As you approach No. 3 down its long driveway, you are greeted by a Hamptons-style home featuring large floor-to-ceiling windows with curved tops that allow plenty of natural light. The arched entrance porch hints at the grandeur within. Upon entering the spacious hallway, you immediately sense the stunning contemporary style and decor. Straight ahead, hardwood oak flooring leads to a large living room with dual aspects, from the front door through to the south-facing garden. This room, positioned in the centre of the home, is perfect for entertaining, with direct access to the garden room, which extends further to the garden and decking area. Adjacent to the family room is a vast open-plan kitchen, finished with a crisp, clean contemporary design and featuring custom cabinetry with hardwood countertops and a breakfast counter. This dream space for entertainers includes ceramic floor tiles, integrated appliances, an inset wood-burning stove, double doors leading to the garden room, and double doors to the west patio ideal for watching sunsets while enjoying the sound of a water feature. Four picture windows at the back of the kitchen offer views of the garden, connecting to a separate sunken seating area to the west of the home. This space is further serviced by a large utility/pantry with separate exterior access. The house has five bedrooms in total, three of which are en-suite, while the other two share a family bathroom. Each room is individually decorated with meticulous attention to detail, offering a unique look and feel. The master bedroom, perfectly positioned with a corner window to capture the sunrise, is spacious and full of light. It features access through double patio doors to the deck area and a hot tub for both ease and privacy. The master suite is complemented by a stunning bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, walk-in shower, and a large walk-in dressing room fitted with smart storage. In the northwest wing of the house lies a leisure area, currently equipped as a gym and games room. This versatile space could also serve as a sixth bedroom, cinema room, art studio, and more. The room features its own entrance through double doors from the front garden, making it ideal for use as a separate dwelling (such as a granny flat) or even for a business. Additionally, there is attic storage space above this room, as well as on the first floor. Upstairs, a cozy TV room offers a secluded space ideal for cinema nights, a man cave, or a kids' hangout. Beyond this is a fully fitted home office, perfect for those who work from home. There is potential for the new owners to extend the Velux roof windows to capture panoramic sea views, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Further on is a large storage room, with a secondary storeroom just off the TV room, a feature every homeowner will envy due to its ample space. The highlight of this seaside home is its large, manicured gardens. The sunroom connects seamlessly to a deck with a six-seater hot tub, usable year-round. The private rear garden provides a peaceful outdoor space. Designed by top Irish garden designer Paul Doyle, it offers relaxation areas for both adults and children. There's a large play area for kids and serene spots for adults, including a sunny limestone seating area near water features, easily accessible from the kitchen and BBQ area. The front garden has a secluded space with stepping stones leading to a raised spot. Aspect Garden Construction handled the garden work.

Welcome to Streamwood – An excellent opportunity for the discerning purchaser to acquire an expansive home, standing proud on a magnificent garden of approximately 0.9 acres, situated in the heart of Blackrock, on arguably one of south county Dublin’s most desirable avenues. Designed in the style of the Modern Movement, circa 1934, Streamwood boasts generous living spaces, with a perfect balance of reception and bedroom space, offering style and functionality, while ensuring there is ample room for the entire family. This 1930s architectural gem features excellent light and high ceilings, ensuring a bright and airy interior. Standing on just under an acre, there is superb potential for extension of the house or further development of the property, subject to planning permission. Set on meticulous and mature grounds, Streamwood offers a private, tree screened oasis, within lush gardens, incorporating a hard tennis court and plenty of space for outdoor entertaining. The accommodation which extends to approximately 380 sqm / 4090 sqft (including garages) briefly comprises: a large, elegant entrance hallway with distinctive staircase and beautiful flooring, three large south facing reception rooms overlooking the gardens to the front bounded by trees, including a wonderful copper beech, a well fitted kitchen overlooking the rear garden, along with six bedrooms and three bathrooms. In addition, there is a large garage to the side which would suit a whole host of uses.

Welcome to Craughwell – An outstanding detached family home located on approximately 0.34 acre on the prestigious Brighton Road, offering an exquisite blend of luxury, space and modern conveniences. This magnificent property with its expansive layout and quality finishes is perfectly situated in Foxrock, one of Dublin’s most desirable locations providing an unparalleled living experience. Craughwell boosts a substantial 520 sqm (5,597 sqft) of living space, well designed to offer comfort and sophistication for modern family living. Equipped with top-of-the-line facilities including a superb open plan kitchen living and dining area overlooking the garden and architecturally designed with attention to detail featuring high ceilings, large windows and quality finishes throughout. This property would easily meet the needs of any growing family. The accommodation briefly comprises of an elegant entrance hallway, three large reception rooms, a home office, a superb kitchen/living/dining area along with five bedrooms all of which are ensuite. In addition, there is a versatile housekeeper’s studio for convenience and privacy. To the rear there is a delightful landscaped, walled and lawned sunny garden enjoying a perfect south westerly orientation with large, raised terrace ideal for al fresco dining. To the front there is secure gated off-street parking with space for multiple vehicles and a delightful walled lawn area.

An extremely pleasant and attractive late Georgian historic country house, built circa 1780 on the site of the earlier Ballysteen Castle within an extremely quiet and private estate extending to nearly 100-acres. Accommodation extends to some 7244 square feet or 673 square metres and includes 6 principal bedrooms. Home to the Westropp family since 1703 the estate is an extremely rare and unique example of quintessential gentry charm, with the features of the core-estate and late Georgian house largely intact and of considerable merit. A long circa .4 mile (.7 km) gravelled drive leads through well-timbered parkland to open onto a parking forecourt in front of Ballysteen House, or branching off into the stable and garaging courtyard. Architecturally the house is magnificent and retains the majority of the original features. Nearby Ballysteen village is a 2-minute drive, Askeaton town just an 8-minute drive and Limerick city a 30-minute drive. The large solid timber front door, set between carved timber pilasters below an overhead arched fanlight window, opens into a large reception hall with decorative ceiling cornices and a central rose and a marble chimneypiece. It links to the stair hall, dining room, drawing room and family room. The dining room has matching alcoves to each end, a marble chimneypiece with a wood stove insert and two large west facing windows. For dining it can seat 12 comfortably. The drawing room again has two large west facing windows and has a marble chimneypiece. The family room, originally likely a library, also faces west with two large windows and a marble chimneypiece. The principal receptions rooms are each grand with generous proportions, high ceilings (circa 14 feet) fine chimneypieces and ornate ceiling plasterwork combined create to allow for opulent entertaining but are contained enough to be extremely comfortable for private or family use. The family room has a lower ceiling height, circa 10.5 feet, giving it a snug feel and especially in winter with a lighting open fire. The stair hall connects to the dining room, reception hall and an inner hall, itself linking to the kitchen, pantries and sculleries and a link hall to an annexe apartment.

Ávila is a wonderful detached art deco home set in a quiet, leafy and highly sought after cul de sac in Foxrock. adjacent to Foxrock village. Ávila is bursting with light filled, spacious accommodation and each room boasts character and charm throughout. This fine detached property measures approx. 256 sq.m./ 2,755sq.ft. and is perfect for a new family to put their own stamp on. The accommodation briefly comprises of a charming entrance hallway that connects all principal rooms, a fine dual aspect drawing room, family room, study/ playroom, kitchen /breakfast room which could be easily extended to create modern kitchen/living and a guest w.c, Upstairs are four large bedrooms and two bathrooms. To the rear is a fine garden laid mainly in lawn with mature trees, plants and shrubs. This is a perfect garden for children to play or to extend this already spacious home. To the front is off street parking and a lawned area.

Situated discreetly on the eastern shores of Lough Derg, near the quaint village of Ballinderry in Co. Tipperary, Kilgarvan House quietly holds court on c. 45 acres and includes a private lakeside marina. Its origins trace back to the early 19th century when it was built by the Cambie Family around 1801, embodying a timeless elegance that has endured through the ages. Approaching the estate via the public road, one is greeted by imposing cast iron gates, beyond which unfolds a sweeping driveway leading to a gravel forecourt—a subtle prelude to the understated grandeur that awaits. Kilgarvan House exudes an unassuming charm, its principal rooms thoughtfully positioned to capture the sweeping vistas of Lough Derg and the distant mountains, imparting a sense of tranquillity and connection to the surrounding landscape. Inside, the ambiance is one of graceful refinement, with light-filled spaces adorned with period features. The reception hall with original timber flooring, a central rose, and delicate cornices, sets the tone for the understated luxury found throughout the home. To the front, overlooking west-facing views, the drawing room boasts a decorative marble chimney piece, while the adjacent conservatory offers seamless access to the south garden and spectacular west facing views. Meanwhile, the family room, with its own marble hearth, provides a cozy retreat for intimate gatherings. At the rear of the house, the kitchen and dining room embrace their south-facing aspect, inviting culinary endeavours amidst views of the courtyard and beyond. Completing the ground floor are a bright shower room and a utility room, ensuring practicality meets elegance. Ascending to the first floor, the master bedroom commands attention with its stunning vistas over Lough Derg, accompanied by the indulgent comfort of the main bathroom, complete with a charming cast iron bath and fireplace. Three additional bedrooms and another bathroom offer ample accommodation, while the former maid's quarters, now transformed, present versatile spaces for guests or professional pursuits. The original maids quarter can be accessed via a separate stairs making it ideal for an au pair or family member. Adjacent to the main residence lies a picturesque courtyard, bordered by single-storey and lofted outbuildings. Comprising two coach houses, six loose boxes and a number of stores. Leading from the courtyard is a turnout paddock and arena. A walled garden, meticulously designed with mature box hedging and gravel paths, offers a sanctuary of tranquillity amidst flowering beds and fruit trees—a haven for contemplation and repose. Beyond, belts of native woodland intermingle with pastures, providing grazing and shelter for wildlife. Meandering through the woods, a gravel roadway unveils a hidden gem—a large marina boasting spectacular views over Lough Derg, inviting residents to embark on leisurely pursuits amidst nature's splendour. Kilgarvan House stands as a beacon of understated luxury—a retreat where history, nature, and refined living converge in harmonious equilibrium. For further information contact Selling Agents Eileen Neville and David Ashmore.

Situated on 2.38 acres of serene landscape, this striking detached house, erected in 2010, exudes understated elegance and timeless charm. With meticulous attention to detail, the property spans a generous 3600 square feet, offering a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. Upon entering, one is greeted by a spacious hallway and living room adorned with a gas fire, providing a warm and inviting ambiance. The solid oak flooring adds a touch of natural sophistication, complementing the tranquil atmosphere. Positioned to the front, a versatile space serves as a study or office, catering to modern-day demands for remote work or quiet contemplation. To the rear, an impressive open-plan kitchen and dining area await, boasting a bespoke SieMatic kitchen and an electirc Aga. This culinary haven seamlessly transitions into another living area, where a second gas fire beckons relaxation and conviviality. Practicality meets style with the inclusion of a utility room and WC, ensuring convenience without compromising on aesthetics. Ascending to the first floor, one discovers a sanctuary of comfort with four bedrooms, two of which boast en-suite facilities. The master bedroom overlooking the Blackwater Valley stands as a testament to refined luxury, featuring not only a spacious en-suite but also a coveted walk-in wardrobe, offering ample storage space and a touch of indulgence. Beyond the confines of the house lies a verdant expanse of manicured grounds, enveloping the property in natural splendour. A meticulously tended lawn provides a rich backdrop, while a west-facing terrace beckons al fresco dining and moments of quiet reflection. As the sun sets, the panoramic vistas of the Blackwater Valley unfold, casting a spellbinding tableau that captivates the senses. Completing the ensemble is a block-built garage, offering practical storage solutions. Designed with a discerning eye for detail and a commitment to quality craftsmanship, this residence stands as a testament to understated luxury and refined living. In summary, this stunning detached house, built in 2010, offers a harmonious fusion of style, comfort, and functionality. From its gracious living spaces to its enchanting outdoor vistas, every aspect of this property is imbued with an understated elegance that beckons one to call it home.

Welcome to Avondale, Avoca Avenue – An exceptionally rare opportunity for the discerning purchaser to acquire a substantial and refurbished, detached property, representing the quintessential embodiment of luxury living, nestled on a generous private southerly 0.3 acre plot on one of South County Dublin’s most highly regarded avenues. Properties of this nature and calibre rarely grace the market in particular on the southern side of Avoca Avenue which ensures that the property basks in natural sunlight, offering a serene retreat for the most sophisticated of homeowners.

An exceptionally attractive detached family home situated on the southern side of this highly regarded desirable road, close to many schools, wonderful transport links, recreational and leisure activities as well as excellent shopping facilities. Cupertino is a bright and airy generously proportioned property extending to approximately 256sq.m (2,756sq.ft) which has been wonderfully maintained over the years and is presented in excellent decorative order throughout. Briefly, the accommodation comprises of an extremely generous wide and inviting entrance hall that opens through to a dual aspect living/dining room to the right-hand side, a kitchen/breakfast room to the rear, a family room, a home office, a large utility area and guest w.c. completing the ground floor. The remaining living space is positioned at the first floor to include five very fine bedrooms, the main bedroom with an en suite shower room, family bathroom and a sunroom. The property offers great scope to extend into and over the garage subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission. A tarmacadam drive leads to the front and is bordered by high hedging and mature shrubbery with two side passages connecting to the rear garden laid out mainly in lawn incorporating two patio areas, a garden shed and again bordered by well defined high hedging. The rear garden measures approximately 13m x 22m (43ft x 72ft) and enjoys a magnificent southerly orientation. Features: Prestigious, highly regarded residential address Wonderful five bedroom detached family home of approximately 256sq.m (2,756sq.ft) Surrounded by schools, transport, sporting amenities and excellent shopping Close to the wonderful amenities of Kilboggett and Cabinteely Parks Excellent off-street parking for numerous cars Gas fired central heating Private, landscaped, sunny southerly rear garden measuring approximately 13m x 22m (43ft x 72ft) Potential to extend into and over the garage subject to the necessary planning permissions Presented in good decorative order throughout Fitted carpets, curtains, blinds, kitchen & utility appliances included in the sale

A rare opportunity for the discerning purchaser to acquire an exquisite, double fronted, two storey over garden level Victorian residence, located on one of South County Dublin's most sought after and prestigious roads - Avoca Avenue. This stunning property embodies timeless elegance combined with contemporary luxury, offering a lifestyle of unparalleled comfort and sophistication the like of which rarely grace the market. Boasting a most impressive façade, Aranmore exudes kerb appeal, being well set back, behind mature ever green hedging set into a beautiful granite boundary wall, amidst its manicured gardens of approximately 0.4 of an acre providing complete privacy and an incredible outdoor space given its highly central location. Step inside and you will be greeted by an atmosphere of refined beauty and impeccable craftsmanship with an abundance of period features intact combined with every modern-day convenience having undergone a comprehensive extension and renovation programme in 2008.

Welcome to Ardglas - a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial detached family home standing on a very impressive site of approximately 0.2 of an acre on the sunny southern side of the highly regarded Avoca Avenue, Blackrock. Ardglas boasts well-proportioned accommodation extending to approximately 239 sqm (2,573 sqft) plus an additional 12 sqm (129sqft) in the attic conversion providing a tremendous opportunity for the discerning purchaser to transform this property into a magnificent family home. With its versatile layout over three levels, this property presents a fantastic opportunity for a complete modernisation from open-plan living spaces to bespoke finishes, the possibilities are endless.