luxury houses for sale Ireland (page 6)

Set amidst the unspoilt beauty of County Wicklow, near the picturesque village of Laragh, River Run is an enchanting and deeply private country retreat with a distinguished provenance. Formerly owned by acclaimed actress Mia Farrow, the property was offered for sale in 2001, at which time it was acquired by the current owners, who have since carefully preserved and greatly enhanced its unique charm and character. Discreetly positioned just one mile from the village, the property extends to approximately 19 acres of idyllic countryside. Almost entirely concealed from the road, the long, low cottage nestles gently into a rolling landscape framed by ancient stone walls and a patchwork of verdant fields. The tranquil Glenmacnass River borders the grounds and is a truly magical feature forming the backdrop to many cherished family moments, picnics along its banks, leisurely swims in the warmer months, and quiet afternoons spent fishing or simply unwinding amidst the gentle sounds of flowing water. A lively stream runs along the eastern side of the house, feeding the polytunnel of prolific plants, and creating a soothing natural soundtrack to this exceptional setting. This homestead comprises an impressive collection of buildings, including the principal residence, a guest cottage, and a barn thoughtfully adapted for guest accommodation. Together, it forms a versatile and private estate for multi-generational living, hosting, or the potential for supplementary rental income. River Run has been restored to an exacting standard, blending timeless character with modern comfort. While the aesthetic pays homage to a 19th-century vernacular cottage with rough plastered, whitewashed walls and carefully curated rustic finishes, the home offers all the conveniences expected of a refined country residence, including beautifully appointed kitchens and bathrooms. The deceptively spacious T-shaped accommodation is both versatile and charming and extends to approximately 2,900 sq ft over two storeys. Interiors are warm and inviting, with terracotta tiled and timber floors, sumptuous furnishings, wrought-iron detailing, and an effortless sense of authenticity throughout. A spectacular vaulted ceiling living room, seamlessly integrated with the existing cottage, expands the living space and enhances the already generous proportions of the home. The front door opens directly into a generous, farmhouse-style kitchen, complete with a traditional Raeburn cooker in fire-engine red, dresser-style cabinetry, and open shelving. This spacious kitchen/dining area flows into a large entrance hall/sitting room, where an open fireplace with solid fuel stove forms a natural focal point, ideal for relaxed gatherings. The ground floor offers a series of interconnected reception rooms and bedrooms, including a cosy sitting room and multiple guest bedrooms, all complemented by characterful bathrooms featuring classic freestanding baths and traditional fittings. Upstairs, accessed by staircases at either end of the house, lies a delightful and whimsical upper level. Here, additional bedrooms and a sitting room are tucked beneath sloping ceilings, with deep-set windows enhancing the cottage’s storybook appeal. A playful, kiddie sized tunnel between two rooms adds a unique and memorable feature, particularly suited to younger occupants. The current owners have further enhanced the outdoor experience with the addition of a beautifully designed covered BBQ and dining area. With adaptable sides that can be fully opened, it allows for an effortless al fresco atmosphere while still offering shelter from the elements, ensuring year-round enjoyment. To support and advance ongoing projects such as the gym, music hub, and goat sheds, a workshop is centrally located among them offering DIY encouragement to future occupants. Adding to the charm of this rural retreat, goats and donkeys roam the lands, reinforcing the idyllic countryside lifestyle that River Run Provides.

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

An outstanding and most attractive modern family residence constructed in the Edwardian style, ideally positioned within an exclusive private enclave at the junction of Ailesbury Road and Shrewsbury Road, two of Ireland’s most prestigious and sought-after residential roads. This exceptional terrace of architecturally distinctive homes has been constructed to the highest standards of contemporary design and finish, while drawing inspiration from the elegance of the Edwardian era. Discreetly set behind electronically operated security gates and approached via a beautifully landscaped forecourt, the development offers a rare sense of privacy and seclusion in an unrivalled residential setting. Number 84 represents the largest residence within the enclave, extending to approximately 372sqm (4,000sqft) of superbly proportioned accommodation arranged over three levels. The property is further enhanced by large, elegant bay windows which flood the interiors with natural light, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout. The ground floor offers a superb balance of formal and informal living space. To the front is a drawing room of excellent proportions, while to the rear a spacious lounge and dining area opens seamlessly into a magnificent family kitchen. This stunning space features bespoke handmade cabinetry, a striking domed ceiling with central atrium, and an abundance of glazing overlooking the landscaped garden. A comfortable seating area provides the perfect setting for everyday family life. Adjacent to the kitchen is a versatile room suitable for use as a library, home office, or den. At the heart of the home, a splendid inner reception hall showcases a beautifully crafted curved staircase rising gracefully to the upper floors and a glazed atrium above allows natural light to travel through the centre of the house. On the first floor, the main bedroom suite is positioned to the front of the property and benefits from a large bay window and a well-appointed en-suite bathroom. To the rear is a second generously sized double bedroom. This level also includes a generous family bathroom and a spacious utility room. The second floor comprises two further double bedrooms together with an additional family bathroom, providing ample accommodation for family and guests alike. Throughout the property, architectural detailing, impressive ceiling heights, and elegant mantelpieces combine to create a home of exceptional character and distinction. The property has been meticulously maintained and is presented in excellent decorative order. Externally, the rear garden extends to approximately 23 metres / 75ft and is landscaped, offering complete privacy and the benefit of pedestrian rear access. To the front, the gravelled forecourt provides generous off-street parking. The small enclave is accessed via electronic gates.

Beechville House, located on the highly sought-after Crosshaven Road in Brookwood, represents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly exceptional family home set within a private and picturesque setting. Extending to over 5,000 square feet and positioned on approximately 1.7 acres, this magnificent five-bedroom detached residence effortlessly combines luxury living with modern energy efficiency, all surrounded by stunning natural beauty. From the moment you arrive, the sense of space and tranquillity is unmistakable. The property is enveloped by mature woodland, with scenic walks weaving through the grounds, offering a peaceful retreat from the pace of everyday life. This unique feature not only enhances privacy but creates an idyllic environment for families and nature lovers alike. Internally, Beechville House is equally impressive. Upon entering, you are greeted by a striking entrance hall with a dramatic 20-foot ceiling, setting the tone for the rest of the home. A multi-fuel stove forms the centrepiece of this space, creating an immediate sense of warmth and understated luxury. The design throughout is both elegant and functional, with generous living areas that are perfectly suited to modern family living and entertaining. The home boasts five spacious double bedrooms, four of which feature their own en-suite bathrooms, ensuring comfort and privacy for all occupants. A well-appointed main bathroom on the ground floor adds further convenience. Each room has been thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light while maintaining a high level of finish throughout. A key highlight of Beechville House is its impressive A3 Building Energy Rating, reflecting its outstanding energy performance. The property is equipped with solar panels and a geothermal heating system, complemented by underfloor heating, resulting in a highly efficient and environmentally conscious home. These features not only reduce energy costs but also provide a comfortable living environment year-round. Despite its peaceful setting, the property benefits from excellent connectivity. It is ideally located within close proximity to both Carrigaline and Crosshaven, offering easy access to a wide range of amenities including schools, shops, restaurants, and recreational facilities. This balance of rural charm and urban convenience makes Beechville House particularly appealing to families seeking both space and accessibility. Beechville House is a truly outstanding residence that delivers on every level—space, style, sustainability, and location. It is a home that must be experienced to be fully appreciated, offering a unique blend of luxury living within a serene and beautifully landscaped setting.

A unique opportunity to acquire a generous three-bedroom penthouse apartment with a large roof terrace in an exclusive gated development in the heart of Ballsbridge, adjacent to the Sandymount DART. Apt. 39 is an instantly appealing, well-maintained top floor apartment in this extremely well-managed development which is set in attractively landscaped grounds with a concierge service. The impressive light-filled accommodation extends to approx. 140 sqm. (1,506sq.ft.) and briefly comprises a feature open plan, dual aspect living/dining/kitchen which opens to the roof terrace, utility room, guest shower room and three bedrooms (two en-suite). The property is further enhanced by direct lift access to two designated underground car parking spaces. Shrewsbury Square is one of the most sought-after developments in Dublin 4.

Nestled on approximately 0.3 acres of beautifully manicured gardens, Oak Lodge is a stunning four bedroom detached residence offering the perfect balance of modern luxury and tranquil countryside living. Set in an idyllic and peaceful setting, this exceptional turnkey property has been finished to an impeccable standard, providing bright, spacious interiors designed for contemporary family life. The home boasts high-performance triple-glazed windows and doors throughout, ensuring excellent insulation, comfort, and energy efficiency year-round. Underfloor heating extends across both the ground and first floors, delivering a consistent and luxurious warmth in every room. In addition, thermal panels provide an energy-efficient solution for heating water, further enhancing the property’s sustainability credentials. The property built in 2010 extends to approximately 328.5 Sqm (3,535 sq ft) and benefits from exceptional living and bedroom space throughout. The accommodation offers a generously propositioned entrance hallway with vaulted ceilings and large feature windows capturing south facing sunlight. Off the entrance hall is an open plan kitchen/dining/living area, utility, sitting room, playroom and finished with a stylish family bathroom. The first floor comprises four spacious bedrooms with the master bedroom offering an ensuite bathroom and bespoke walk-in wardrobe. The second bedroom offers an en-suite bathroom and bedrooms 3 & 4 are plumbed for bathrooms which the new owners can avail of. There is a Stira to attic which is fully floored and extends the entire length of the first floor, ideal storage for homes owners. The layout offers both flexibility and privacy, making it ideal for families of all sizes or those who wish to accommodate guests with ease. The residence itself is heated by means of oil central heating, mains water and septic tank on the property grounds. Upon entering the property there is an attractive cast iron electric gate with stone pillars on either side and a boundary wall. A sweeping driveway with cobble stone paving brings you to the front of the property offering ample parking for residence and an attractive patio area. Outside, the meticulously maintained gardens offer a private oasis, ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying the surrounding natural beauty. There is a detached garden and steel tech shed providing plenty of storage. There are an abundance of trees, planting and shrubs enhancing the overall privacy of this home and a directly south facing front garden. Oak Lodge presents a rare opportunity to acquire a stylish, energy-efficient home offering a superb blend of spacious living accommodation and an emphasis of natural light throughout creating a harmonious space surrounded by nature. This home is a truly unique property that offers a distinctive countryside view with privacy in an idyllic yet very accessible area. Located in the highly sought-after Farran area, this property benefits from a strong sense of community and an excellent range of local amenities. These include a primary school, preschool, café, Farran Forest Park, the National Rowing Centre, and Lee Valley Golf Club, all within minutes of the residence. Conveniently positioned just off the main N22, the property offers easy access to Cork City, including hospitals, universities, and Cork Airport. It is ideally situated between Macroom and Ballincollig, with a regular bus service available and a local GAA club nearby.

Situated in the heart of the historic heritage town of Lismore, West Waterford, this charming semi-detached residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property steeped in character and history. Dating from the 1820s–1830s, the house was originally constructed to accommodate estate managers or officers associated with the renowned Devonshire Estate, and it continues to reflect the architectural style and craftsmanship of that distinguished period. From the moment you approach the property, its sense of heritage and timeless appeal is evident. Internally, the accommodation is both generous and versatile, providing an excellent foundation for a buyer seeking to create a unique home that blends period charm with modern living. At ground floor level, the property features two elegant reception rooms positioned to the front. These rooms are enhanced by large sash-style windows that flood the interiors with natural light, creating warm, inviting spaces ideal for use as living rooms, a formal sitting room, home office, or even a library, depending on individual needs. Also on the ground floor is a conveniently located shower room, adding practicality to the layout without compromising the historic integrity of the home. To the rear, a spacious kitchen and dining area provides significant potential for reconfiguration and modernisation. This space could be transformed into a bright, open-plan hub of the home, perfectly suited to contemporary living, entertaining, and family gatherings, while still respecting the traditional layout of the property. Upstairs, the first floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, each with its own distinct character and charm. One of the bedrooms is particularly notable for its vaulted ceiling, a striking architectural feature that adds a sense of volume and grandeur rarely found in homes of this type. The first floor also includes a generously sized bathroom, which, like other parts of the house, offers excellent scope for upgrading and redesign to meet modern standards. Externally, the property continues to impress. While on-street parking is available to the front, the house also benefits from valuable side access leading to an exceptional rear garden. Extending to approximately 97 metres in length, this expansive outdoor space presents a remarkable opportunity. Although it requires some attention and landscaping, it has the potential to become a truly beautiful and private retreat—ideal for gardening enthusiasts, outdoor dining, or simply enjoying a peaceful setting within the town. The location is a key feature of this property. Situated within easy walking distance of Lismore’s array of amenities, including local shops, cafés, schools, and cultural attractions such as Lismore Castle and its gardens, the property combines the charm of a heritage town with everyday convenience. The surrounding area is also renowned for its scenic beauty, with the Blackwater Valley offering excellent opportunities for walking, fishing, and outdoor pursuits. While the property would benefit from refurbishment and modernisation, it represents an exciting opportunity for a purchaser to restore and enhance a period home to their own taste and standards. Importantly, the house is eligible for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, which may provide financial assistance towards renovation works, making it an even more attractive prospect. Overall, this is a property of significant character and potential, offering the chance to create a distinctive home in one of West Waterford’s most sought-after and historic locations.

A most impressive two-storey over garden level period property set out in nine well-maintained residential units, ideally located in this highly sought after and convenient location. The property is further enhanced by off streetcar parking and a rear garden. No. 46 is a most appealing and lucrative residential investment, generating an impressive rent roll with huge further upside potential. The property is well maintained and is subdivided into x4 studios, x3 one bed flats and x2 three bed flats.

Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty and Charles McCarthy’s Estate Agents are delighted to present Glebe House, Aughadown, Skibbereen, West Cork. Originally built in 1784 by Rev. Joseph Wright as the Church of Ireland Rectory for the adjacent parish church of Aughadown, this remarkable waterfront mansion house has evolved over the centuries into an exquisite country home. Approached via a sweeping waterside drive, this exceptional property is set within a secluded 9-acre (3.84-hectare) sanctuary of natural beauty. Commanding a spectacular position on a bend of the Ilen River estuary, it boasts direct private shoreline access, as well as convenient access to Baltimore Harbour and the renowned sailing waters of Roaring Water Bay and the Carbery Hundred Isles. The grounds have been beautifully landscaped in recent years, with the addition of a variety of flowering plants and shrubs, enhancing the property's natural charm. Described as 'handsome and commodious' in Samuel Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (1837), this meticulously maintained nine-bay period residence continues to exemplify those qualities today. Retaining the elegant proportions, grandeur, and symmetry of the Georgian era, it has been thoughtfully adapted into a comfortable five-bedroom, four-bathroom family home with ground floor guest cloakroom, spanning approximately 9,000 sq. ft. (825 sq. m.) Classical styling and contemporary design blend seamlessly, creating a functional and open living space. Superior-quality materials are evident throughout, complemented by bespoke features that enhance both character and comfort. The principal rooms are generously proportioned, with soaring ceilings, exquisite period details, and large sash windows that frame breathtaking views of the river, islands, and rolling countryside. Notably, recent energy-efficient upgrades, including the installation of PV panels, have contributed to an impressive C1 rating—remarkable for a property of this age. In addition to the main residence, two beautifully restored cottages frame the courtyard, providing an additional three bedrooms. This self-contained accommodation is ideal for guests or staff. The property also features a dedicated yoga room, gym, tennis court and walled garden enhancing its appeal as a private retreat. A separate entrance is also available at the rear. West Cork is renowned for its cosmopolitan community, attracting many acclaimed artists and writers who are drawn to its unique charm. The area offers an exceptional quality of life, with a wealth of leisure opportunities and sporting facilities, all set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty. Sailing enthusiasts will find some of the finest waters along the entire south coast, while golfers are well catered for with courses in Skibbereen, Clonakilty, and Bantry. Excellent Fishing is available on the Rivers Ilen, Argideen, and Bandon. For beach lovers, pristine Blue Flag beaches can be found at Inchydoney, Rosscarbery, and Tragumna. The region is also celebrated for its vibrant food scene, with numerous fine dining establishments along the coastline, including two Michelin-starred restaurants. Glebe House, located just ten minutes from Skibbereen and approximately eighty minutes from Cork Airport, is a truly rare and private offering. Widely regarded as one of the finest properties on Ireland’s south coast, it presents an exceptional opportunity to enjoy both luxury and tranquillity in this remarkable setting.

An exceptional Victorian residence conveniently located in the heart of Ranelagh. This charming and impressive semi-detached period home beautifully blends timeless elegance with modern comfort. Behind its handsome red brick façade and distinctive bay window lies a home of exceptional character and charm. Bathed in natural light and offering the rare convenience of off-street parking on a low-maintenance pebble driveway complemented by a landscaped rear garden with gated side entrance. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the grace and quality of the accommodation on offer. Built circa 1895, this exquisite Victorian family home retains many of the refined architectural details of its era, graciously proportioned reception rooms, wonderful ceiling heights, intricate ceiling coving, and fine marble fireplaces, all combining to create a wonderful family home. Lovingly maintained and tastefully extended over the years, the accommodation extends to approximately 220 sqm (2368 sqft). Approached to the front onto a pebble driveway with ample room for parking. A shared paved and railed pedestrian pathway leads to the freshly painted hall door. Entered through an inviting entrance hall which helps set the tone for what lies beyond. The generous and light filled drawing room with feature fireplace, and a bay window which floods the room with natural light and overlooks the front drive and garden. A short flight of steps down leads to a second reception room, currently in use as a family living room. This could also be used as a fourth bedroom. This opens onto a bright conservatory now serving as a dining space. The well-appointed, light-filled kitchen to the rear opens seamlessly into a breakfast room, where floor-to-ceiling glazing frames views of the beautifully landscaped garden. A large sub-basement provides excellent storage and further potential. A guest WC completes the accommodation on this level. Upstairs the three bedrooms are notably generous in size, with the primary bedroom spanning the width of the house and featuring two large windows to include a wonderful bay window overlooking the front garden. On the upper floors there are two guest WC’s and a fully fitted family bathroom along with a separate shower room. The sunny gardens are a true urban sanctuary, landscaped with Indian sandstone paving, decorative pebbles, and lush evergreen planting. The garden enjoys afternoon and evening sunshine, providing the perfect setting for outdoor dining and relaxation. The home’s curb appeal is further enhanced by its elegant front garden, beautifully presented with low maintenance pebble landscaping and vibrant planted borders that warmly welcome you home.

An impressive and substantial townhouse quietly positioned to the rear of this exclusive gated development, benefiting from off streetcar parking, double garage, rear garden and patio with attractive Sylvan aspect. No. 109 is attractively positioned opposite a landscaped green and enjoys generous accommodation extending to approximately 181sqm. / 1,948sqft. (including integral garage) and briefly comprises living room, dining room, kitchen, guest WC, four beds (1 ensuite) and bathroom. From the hall the staircase leads to a large double garage (approx. 59sqm. / 635sq.ft.). The Sweepstakes was constructed by Cosgrave Homes in 1992 and is regarded as one of Dublin's premier developments. It is tucked away behind electrically operated gates in beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds.

This charming period residence, dating from the late 1800s, is rich in character and presents a wonderful opportunity to create a truly distinctive home. Extended at garden level a number of years ago, the property combines generous proportions with a flexible layout and boasts a superb rear garden. An attractive flight of granite steps leads to the hall door, opening into an impressive entrance hallway. Off this space are two gracious interconnecting reception rooms. The elegant drawing room overlooks Waterloo Road and flows seamlessly into the dining room to the rear. Both rooms retain beautiful period features, including matching fireplaces. To the rear of the hallway lies a bright library/study, complete with a striking glass-panelled staircase leading down to the garden level. The first floor comprises four spacious double bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom. At garden level, the property offers extensive open-plan living accommodation running from front to back. This level is also accessible from the front via a practical hallway with excellent storage and cloakroom facilities, as well as a well-appointed shower room featuring a sauna. To the front, a fitted kitchen with a central island and dining area opens into a bright family room, with doors leading out to the rear garden. A fifth bedroom is also located on this level, offering excellent flexibility for guests, a home office, or additional living space. The property is further enhanced by a magnificent sunny rear garden extending to approximately thirty-nine metres, providing a private and tranquil oasis in the heart of the city. To the front, a driveway offers ample off-street parking. 80 Waterloo Road is presented very well and although the garden level was extended and modernised some years ago, the property does require some modernisation in parts. It is however, an exceptionally spacious family home in a location second to none.

Discreetly hidden behind a laurel-laden entrance on Killiney Hill Road, Druid Lodge is a rare and deeply atmospheric coastal residence of exceptional privacy, history and architectural presence. Set on approximately 1.2 acres of mature, well-tended grounds, this storied home unfolds as a place of calm authority and gentle drama, where sea views are revealed only once the gravelled sweep opens before you. Part-Victorian, part-Georgian, Druid Lodge is a house of layers, of eras, of craftsmanship, of lives well lived. From the moment the gates close behind you, the outside world falls away, replaced by birdsong, filtered light and the ever-present shimmer of the sea. Few houses in Ireland carry their past as gracefully as Druid Lodge. Among its most notable residents was John Blake Dillon—politician, Young Irelander and writer—who, after exile to the United States in 1848, returned to Ireland and married Adelaide Hart, niece of the then owner. In his memoir, Dillon wrote: “I associate all the happiest memories of my life with Druid Lodge.” That sense of contentment and refuge still permeates the house today. Extending to approximately 545 sq m (5,877 sq ft) over three levels, the house offers six bedrooms and generous reception rooms. Purchased in 1979, the house has been lovingly cared for by owners with a deep appreciation for architecture and art. As a protected structure, Druid Lodge showcases an exceptional level of original detail, meticulously restored and preserved. The entrance hall sets the tone immediately: light-filled and elegant, with original stripped timber floors, an exquisite green Connemara marble fireplace, intricate coving and elaborately carved architraves. The restored stairwell is a particular triumph—both sculptural and serene. To the left lies the dining room, a grand yet inviting space with soaring 4.2m ceiling heights, a black marble fireplace with inset stove, and tall sash windows framing sea views. These lofty proportions are mirrored in the principal rooms above, lending the house an air of calm confidence. Across the hall, the drawing room is equally impressive, with tall windows, a fine marble fireplace and doors opening into a conservatory added in the mid-1990s—an elegant transition between house and garden, ideal for long afternoons and soft coastal light. While the property would benefit from selective modernisation, any upgrades can be thoughtfully executed to enhance, rather than dilute, its remarkable original features. To the rear of the ground floor lies a fully self-contained apartment with its own entrance. Comprising two en suite bedrooms, a study, a family bathroom, and a kitchen-living room, this space offers exceptional flexibility. It may be retained as a rental, used for extended family or adult children, or reintegrated into the main house. Historically, this area would have served as the original kitchens and staff quarters. Ascending from the main hall, the Georgian return reveals a beautifully panelled sitting room with adjoining sunroom—formerly the owner’s study—offering a peaceful retreat within the house. Behind it lies the kitchen, a truly characterful space finished with terracotta tiles and anchored by an old Aga that gently warms the room. Two tall, wood-framed windows with built-in benches invite long pauses and garden views. The cupboards here were hand-built using shutters salvaged from the Sacred Heart Convent on Leeson Street, a detail emblematic of the house’s thoughtful reuse of historic materials. Also on this level are a pantry, two storerooms, and a guest WC. A blocked-off staircase hints at the house’s original circulation, while a tall stained-glass arched window illuminates the stairs to the top floor. Three charming west-facing bedrooms overlook the gardens, accompanied by a family bathroom and a dressing room—equally suited to use as a bedroom or study.

92 Upper Leeson Street perfectly captures the elegance and charm of a classic Georgian residence. This impressive double-fronted home extends across three floors and offers beautifully proportioned accommodation, retaining many original period features such as fireplaces, decorative cornicing, and sash windows. The generous living spaces throughout the house create a bright, comfortable, and welcoming family home. Set well back from the road, the property benefits from ample off-street parking to the front. To the rear, a spacious family room was added, which could easily be reimagined as a modern kitchen if desired. The original reception rooms retain their grandeur, adding character and timeless appeal to the home. At garden level there is substantial additional space, most recently used as office accommodation. While the property has been well maintained over the years, it would benefit from modernisation and potential reconfiguration to suit contemporary living. Extending to approximately 407 sq. m (4,386 sq. ft), this is an exceptional opportunity for a new owner to create a truly magnificent home. To the rear lies a private and secluded garden with a level lawn.

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

Positioned along the quiet and historic Forge Road in the heart of Enniskerry, Inneoin is an impressive modern residence combining exceptional scale, elegant design and excellent energy efficiency, all within a short stroll of this highly regarded village. Extending to approximately 502 sq.m. (5,400 sq.ft.) and set on c.0.5 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, the property offers a rare balance of privacy and village convenience. Screened behind mature trees and approached via electronic gates and a sweeping driveway, the home enjoys a discreet setting while remaining just a two-minute walk from Enniskerry village, renowned for its picturesque square, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities. Upon entering, a dramatic double-height reception hall immediately conveys the scale and quality of the home. Polished limestone flooring, a feature fireplace and a sweeping curved solid timber staircase create an impressive focal point, with a gallery landing overlooking the space above. The ground floor has been designed for both comfortable family living and entertaining. At its centre lies a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, accessed through double doors from the hall. A bay window defines the dining area and frames views towards the surrounding gardens and the nearby village church. Double doors open directly to the gardens, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor living. A separate prep kitchen positioned behind the main kitchen provides additional preparation space and storage, ideal for entertaining. Further accommodation at this level includes an elegant drawing room overlooking the front gardens, a large lounge opening onto the rear garden, and a dedicated home office with bespoke joinery. High-quality finishes including solid timber flooring and custom joinery are evident throughout. Upstairs the property offers six generously proportioned bedrooms arranged across two floors. The principal suite features a distinctive curved wall echoing the dining area below, along with a private balcony, walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en-suite bathroom complete with an egg-shaped bath by Villeroy & Boch and large picture windows overlooking the gardens. Two additional bedrooms are also en-suite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. The top floor provides a highly versatile space including a large dual-aspect games room with Juliet balcony enjoying elevated views of the surrounding countryside, along with a sixth bedroom which could equally serve as guest accommodation, an au pair suite or additional living space. The home benefits from an A3 Building Energy Rating, achieved through high levels of insulation, solar panels and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. Additional modern features include wiring for CCTV, surround sound and a video intercom system at the entrance gates. The grounds extend to approximately half an acre, with mature planting, manicured lawns and a feature water element enhancing the setting. A detached garage and ample parking are provided to the front, while the private rear garden enjoys excellent sun and offers an ideal space for outdoor entertaining. Located moments from Enniskerry village, residents enjoy easy access to local amenities as well as the renowned Powerscourt Estate, home to the five-star Powerscourt Hotel Resort & Spa and the championship Powerscourt Golf Club. Dublin city centre is easily accessible via the M50, while the Luas Green Line at Brides Glen and the DART at Bray provide convenient public transport connections. Combining impressive accommodation, high-quality finishes and an exceptional village setting, Inneoin represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial contemporary home in one of Wicklow’s most desirable locations.

The Old Rectory sits at the heart of a thriving, cultivated demesne situated on 28 acres. The beautifully proportioned classical house addresses a lawn surrounded by trees. It is not quite what it seems. The façade projects the modest comfort and good taste appropriate for a country rectory, but inside, it is a house fit for a bishop. Radiating from the house are the wing, basement, outbuildings, yards, walled garden and demesne; all supported a life lived on a magnificent scale. The Old Rectory was built in 1819 for Charles Warburton, the son of a Protestant bishop, and the grandson of a blind Catholic harpist. The architect is unrecorded, but Warburton more than likely engaged James Pain, the talented English architect who had recently moved to Ireland to work with John Nash, to design his new house. Other rectories with similar elevations would have contained two or maybe three rooms on the ground floor, four modest-sized bedrooms and a basement for the servants. That the Old Rectory was far grander is immediately apparent on entry into the hall, where the gently calibrated stair rises from under a broad elliptical arch supported by gilded Corinthian columns. The large reception rooms – morning room, drawing room, dining room – each with long shuttered windows, panelled doors and elegant ceiling plasterwork – interconnect, bringing a wonderful sense of spaciousness to the house. There was also a library. Upstairs there were three large bedrooms each with a dressing room. Such a house was run by servants who had their own stair and lived and worked in the wing and the vast basement. The present owner, who grew up in the house, has restored and fully serviced the house without sacrificing its historic integrity. The house has been modernized but has escaped modernism. Measures taken to provide contemporary services are discreet. Warm air heats the house through ducts concealed in the attic and basement. The house has been rewired. Fibre-optic cable for highspeed broadband has been installed, and there is WIFI coverage to all the buildings on the estate. Running parallel to the house is a tunnel with an abrupt end. A subterranean mystery. Perhaps a place to retreat to; a reminder of early nineteenth-century Ireland when there was unrest in the countryside and when, in 1807, the bishop, Warburton’s father, was shot at in Limerick. The steel-plated ground-floor shutters and the bars that secure them are a witness to those troubled times. The tremendous repair work carried out over thirty years extends to the outbuildings, yards and gardens. The impression of care is palpable when you enter the red-painted gates of the avenue: the rose under the young trees, the bee hives towards the house. This love extends to the stables where large-scale renovation ensures a structurally stable roof composed of old and new timbers, a rebuilt stair and invisible steel beams for a building that retains its rough walls and dusty atmosphere: a building saved for the future. The life that is palpable in this house extends to the gardens. In the orchard traditional apple tree scions have been grafted onto existing rootstocks and Shropshire sheep graze the grass. The woods have been extended with plantings of hazel, beech, birch, and saplings inoculated with truffles planted ten years ago. The organic-certified field to the north of the house is grazed by Droimeann cattle, a native Irish breed. Barn owls and many other birds thrive in this diverse landscape. In a house where gold gilds the Corinthian columns while even after a thorough overhaul the stable retains the depredations of age, it is clear that the place has been loved for what it is. This is unusual and precious. The Old Rectory and the land that surrounds it waits for the next chapter in its existence, confident that it has the strength to remain old in the modern world. Text by Dr. Judith Hill

An extremely attractive and magical 18th-century castle gloriously positioned within private parkland that enjoys a prominent position overlooking the sea and up the estuary to Courtmacsherry Bay and just an 18-minute drive from fashionable Kinsale town. In all about 56 acres (23 Hectares). 6-receptions, 9-bedrooms, 6-bathrooms. Pastoral views over undulating countryside combine gloriously with expansive sea views to give impressive and panoramic vistas from the castle and grounds. A tree lined avenue provides a magical approach, from where a stone arch leads to an inner courtyard. Attractive stone walls providing an extremely pleasant aesthetic. The house is presented in superb condition and is simply magical, the symmetrical five-bay original Georgian house wonderfully augmented by the 19th-century castellated tower and battlemented parapet walls to create a beautifully attractive and fun house. The accommodation is well laid out and updated to readily allow comfortable living, seamlessly incorporating modern convenience whilst retaining fantastic historical character. The reception rooms are impressive with large windows and generous ceiling heights and link excellently to allow superb entertaining yet are each of a scale to be comfortable. The generous kitchen with the wonderfully large table is a great space and superbly designed to allow congenial informal gathering for family and guests. There are ample bedroom suites, and the first-floor sunroom conservatory is exceptional. Ivy-clad and of local cut stone the outbuildings blend seamlessly into the castellated surroundings and include 3-stables and a 3-bedroom lodge. The gardens and grounds are glorious. Extremely private and sheltered but with excellent sea views still afforded. A blend of formal terraces and manicured lawns within the immediate gardens into less formal gardens and the wider parkland works superbly. The use of manicured pathways throughout the parkland working extremely well to seamlessly link the gardens to the wider lands and providing highly useable walks. The outer coastal lands very much connect the estate to the sea and provide some lovely private coves and beaches. Coolmain beach is noted for its pristine powdery sand. Overall, the various component parts of the estate all combine to present a truly magical and attractive circa 56-acre estate. Coolmain Castle has a rich and magical provenance and has been home to the Disney family for the past 35-years. Purchased by Roy E. Disney, nephew of Walt Disney and vice-charman of the Walt Disney Company, in 1989 and comprehensively restored and updated Coolmain Castle has been meticulously maintained ever since. Notable owners before the Disney’s have included The Honourable Henry Boyle Bernard, Thomas Wyse, Hibernicus Scott, the novelist Donn Byrne, photographer Bob Willougby ‘the man who virtually invented the photojournalistic motion picture still’ and most recently and fittingly the Disney family. Dating to the early 18th-century a magical fusion of various additions and amendments in keeping with changing architectural fashions over the preceding centuries presents a wonderfully textured and layered architecture that combined with the gloriously coloured local stone walls and being positioned in an extremely picturesque location, set overlooking the sea, makes Coolmain Castle truly authentic and attractive. Positioned in the scenic and vibrant southwest of Ireland many thriving and bustling nearby coastal towns include popular Kinsale, a popular historic sailing town with a wide selection of fine restaurants, a deep-water harbour and the famed Old Head golf links. Walking trails, golfing and sailing amenity is in abundance. Cork city is within easy reach, just 27-miles or 44-km away and Cork International airport less than a 30-minute drive. The castle can be available fully furnished and with garden tools and equipment included. Quoting Excess €7,500,000.

A truly magnificent period residence, ideally positioned on the highly sought-after terrace of St James Terrace along Clonskeagh Road. No. 5 is an impressive two-storey over garden-level home extending to approximately 375 sq. m (4,036 sq. ft). This exceptional property offers elegant, light-filled family accommodation, seamlessly blending timeless period character with sophisticated contemporary living. Accessed via electronic gates from Clonskeagh Road, the property immediately conveys a sense of privacy and grandeur. A generous gravelled driveway provides valuable off-street parking, while granite steps lead to the hall door and into a gracious entrance hallway. At hall level, two superb interconnecting reception rooms extend from front to rear of the house. The drawing room, located to the front, enjoys two large sash windows overlooking St James Terrace and features an ornate marble fireplace and fine period detailing. To the rear, the sitting room overlooks the beautifully landscaped garden and continues the elegant character of the home with its own period fireplace and original features. This level also includes a guest WC and a spacious double bedroom overlooking the rear garden. The first-floor hosts three generously proportioned bedrooms. The principal suite comprises a large double bedroom, a beautifully appointed contemporary en-suite bathroom, and a substantial walk-in wardrobe. Two further double bedrooms provide excellent accommodation, one of which benefits from its own en-suite bathroom. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation at this level. The garden level offers bright, well-proportioned contemporary living space designed for everyday family life. A bespoke Siematic kitchen, complete with premium Gaggenau appliances, a feature island, and a gas-fired AGA, forms the heart of the home. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area, creating an ideal setting for both family living and entertaining. Positioned to the rear, the dining room enjoys panoramic views over the stunning garden and is flooded with natural light through large windows and doors opening to the patio and on to the garden itself. To the front, a welcoming family room benefits from multiple windows, enhancing the feeling of light and space. This level also includes a well-equipped utility room, guest WC, and an additional en-suite room suitable for a fifth bedroom or play room. Convenient side access is available from the inner hallway. The gardens are undoubtedly one of the property’s most striking features and the landscaped rear garden, extends to approximately 44 metres in length. Designed by Paul Doyle, the garden features a manicured lawn framed by mature trees and carefully curated planting, creating exceptional privacy and tranquillity. A generous patio terrace, accessed from the dining room, provides the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining. With its south-westerly orientation, the garden enjoys sunlight throughout the day, creating a peaceful oasis within the city. A gravelled pathway leads through the garden to the coach house, with an additional electric gate providing access to the front of the property. To the rear of the property sits an exceptional coach house, extending to approximately 123 sq. m (1,323 sq. ft). Renovated approximately ten years ago, this stylish and contemporary residence offers bright, well-designed accommodation throughout. The welcoming hallway leads to a superb open-plan kitchen/ living space, featuring striking Crittall-style doors that flood the interior with natural light. Off the hallway there is also a guest WC and a separate utility room. To the right of the entrance hall is a generous dining room, complete with a spiral staircase leading to an attractive mezzanine level.

This elegant 3/4 dormer-style family home occupies a most mature and private site of over half an acre in one of Cork’s most prestigious and sought-after residential locations on the Douglas Road. Combining classic charm with modern convenience, the property offers exceptional privacy, beautifully landscaped gardens, and superb accessibility to Cork City and its many amenities. Approached via a long, private, hedge-lined driveway through double cast-iron entrance gates, the residence immediately exudes a sense of exclusivity and refinement. The generous tarmac driveway sweeps around the house, providing ample parking and easy access to the residence and outbuildings. Two large garage and storage units, along with two smaller sheds, offer excellent space for hobbies, storage, or potential conversion, enhancing the home’s overall functionality and development potential. The house itself is presented in superb condition throughout, with soft carpeted floors, tasteful décor, and a bright, airy atmosphere. The accommodation is both spacious and versatile. On the ground floor, a welcoming hallway leads to a lovely bright kitchen and dining area, ideal for family living and entertaining. The adjoining conservatory captures the full southerly aspect of the gardens, creating a delightful space to relax and enjoy the surrounding greenery. A large drawing room overlooks the picturesque rear garden, offering a perfect setting for more formal occasions or quiet evenings by the fire. Also on this level are two comfortable bedrooms and an adjoining family bathroom, providing excellent flexibility for guests, a home office, or single-level living if desired. Upstairs, the master bedroom is a true retreat, featuring an ensuite bathroom and ample storage space. A further room on this level is currently used as storage but could easily serve as a fourth bedroom, nursery, or study, depending on family needs. Externally, the gardens are a real highlight of this property. Spanning over half an acre and bordered by mature hedging, the garden enjoys a full southerly aspect and is beautifully landscaped with a profusion of mature trees, colourful shrubbery, and well-tended flower beds. Fruit trees and seasonal planting provide year-round interest and a tranquil backdrop to outdoor living. Despite its sense of seclusion, the home is ideally located within easy walking distance of Douglas Village, two major shopping centres, highly regarded junior and secondary schools, sports clubs, and golf courses. Cork City Centre is less than a 20-minute walk away, with regular bus services nearby. Cork Airport, the Port of Cork, and the South Link Road network are all within easy driving distance, making this an outstanding family home in a prime Cork location.

A rare and distinguished offering in the heart of one of South Dublin’s most coveted coastal enclaves. Positioned on prestigious Northumberland Avenue, just moments from the vibrant centre of Dún Laoghaire, No. 2 is a magnificent Victorian bay-windowed mid-terrace residence extending to approximately 232.2 sq.m (2,500 sq.ft). Elegantly arranged over two storeys above garden level, this refined period home seamlessly blends architectural grandeur with contemporary comfort, further enhanced by the exceptional addition of a private, self-contained mews of approximately 62 sq.m (667 sq.ft) and secure off-street parking. Behind its handsome façade lies a residence of rare character and scale. Beautifully refurbished and meticulously maintained since 2019, the interiors honour the home’s Victorian heritage while embracing modern family living. Original features—including ornate fireplaces, detailed cornicing, high ceilings, and gracious proportions—have been carefully preserved, creating reception rooms of warmth and sophistication. Light-filled and impeccably presented, the accommodation unfolds with an effortless sense of flow across three generous levels. At garden level, a spacious contemporary kitchen forms the heart of the home, appointed with bespoke cabinetry and premium appliances. Adjacent, a welcoming family room provides the perfect setting for relaxed gatherings, while a separate utility room and plant room ensure practical efficiency without compromise. Upstairs, four substantial double bedrooms offer refined and restful accommodation, complemented by well-appointed bathrooms and elegant detailing throughout. A truly exceptional feature of No. 2 is the purpose-built, two-storey mews residence positioned at the end of the rear courtyard garden and accessed via a private laneway. While requiring some attention, this structure represents an outstanding opportunity to create a stylish home office, guest quarters, independent family accommodation, or income-generating rental unit. Such flexibility is seldom found in period homes of this calibre and location. To the rear, a low-maintenance courtyard garden provides a private and secure outdoor retreat. Designed for ease of upkeep, it offers the rare advantage of off-street parking with gated rear access—an invaluable amenity in this prime coastal setting. 2 Northumberland Avenue represents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a substantial and versatile period residence in the very heart of Dún Laoghaire. Combining timeless Victorian elegance, modern refinement, private parking, and the rare bonus of a separate mews, this is a home of exceptional quality and enduring appeal. Features: Iconic Victorian mid-terrace residence on prestigious Northumberland Avenue Approximately 232.2 sq.m (2,500 sq.ft) of elegant accommodation over three levels Versatile mews residence of approximately 62 sq.m (667 sq.ft) and secure parking Four spacious double bedrooms in the main house Gracious reception rooms with original period features and fireplaces Contemporary bespoke kitchen with premium high-end appliances Light-filled family accommodation ideal for modern living Utility room and dedicated plant room Separate private entrance for flexibility and privacy Self-contained two-storey mews with redevelopment potential Secure off-street parking via rear laneway access Extensively renovated and refurbished since 2019 Moments from schools, shops, dining, coastal amenities, DART and Dublin Bus

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

A stunning family home ideally positioned on this highly sought-after residential road in Mount Merrion. Entered through electronic gates into a spacious private driveway, 91 Foster Avenue extends to approximately 210 sq.m (2,260 sq.ft) and offers superbly proportioned, light-filled family accommodation over two levels. At hall level, the property boasts excellent open-plan living space. A welcoming entrance hallway leads to a front-facing dining room, which flows seamlessly into a comfortable family room with an attractive fireplace. From here, an attractive playroom or home office overlooks the beautifully maintained rear garden. To the rear of the property, a very generous sitting room opens directly onto the patio, creating a wonderful indoor-outdoor connection ideal for modern family living. The kitchen/breakfast room is positioned to the front of the house and is complemented by a separate utility room and guest W.C., both accessed from the main hallway. Upstairs, to the right of the landing, lies a superb principal bedroom suite comprising a spacious office area leading to a large double bedroom with an extensive range of fitted wardrobes and a contemporary en-suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms, two of which are generous doubles, along with a well-appointed family bathroom. The rear garden is a particular highlight of this fine home, enjoying excellent sunshine and exceptional privacy. An attractive covered terrace with a wood-burning stove provides the perfect setting for entertaining and al fresco dining throughout the year. 91 Foster Avenue has been very well maintained and offers exceptional family accommodation, ample off-street parking, and a substantial rear garden — all located just minutes from every conceivable amenity.

26 Belmont Avenue is a superb period residence ideally positioned on one of Dublin 4’s most sought-after residential roads. Extending to approximately 209 sq.m (2,249 sq.ft), this impressive home, while requiring modernisation throughout, offers exceptional potential to transform into a magnificent family residence of distinction. The accommodation is generously proportioned and full of character. A bright and welcoming entrance hallway sets the tone on arrival, leading to an elegant drawing room to the front overlooking Belmont Avenue. Steps descend to a dining room, currently arranged as an ensuite bedroom. At this level there is also a shower room, guest w.c., kitchen, and direct access to the extensive rear garden. At first-floor level there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, one of which is ensuite, together with a kitchen/living room. The second floor provides a further bedroom, kitchen, and shower room, offering excellent flexibility for a variety of uses including guest accommodation. To the rear lies a truly superb garden extending to approximately 30 metres, enjoying excellent sunshine and offering ample off-street parking with convenient vehicular access via Belmont Gardens.

Superbly located on a quiet Mews lane off Wellington Road, a most impressive contemporary three-bedroom Mews which has been completely refurbished, extended and remodelled to exacting standards. The owner occupiers have left no stone unturned in the complete refurbishment Tatty Mews. The extensive work included the property having been: rewired, replumbed, two storey extension to the rear with a single storey extension to the front, new kitchen and bathrooms. The result is a stunning contemporary home in the very heart of Ballsbridge which will appeal to the most discerning of purchasers. On entering the property, one is immediately impressed by the attention to detail including the feature oak flooring, well-appointed bathrooms and boasting an impressive kitchen/ dining room with concealed utility room. Full height duel opening sliding aluminium doors seamlessly flows into the landscaped private rear garden, and to the front of the property is an inviting den with bespoke cabinetry.