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21 Myra Manor is a five-star property in one of Malahide’s most prestigious private estates. Newly renovated, this five-bedroom detached residence comes to the market in immaculate showhouse condition. The elegant interior design and carefully considered layout are complemented by exceptional attention to detail and a luxury finish throughout. Offering over 4,500 sq ft of superb accommodation, the home easily meets the needs of any modern family. Set within Myra Manor—an exclusive enclave of detached homes just off the Malahide Road and moments from the Castle grounds—No. 21 enjoys a prime position at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. A beautifully landscaped, south-facing rear garden and a sweeping driveway capable of accommodating 6–7 cars further elevate its standout appeal. From the moment the motorised gates open, the meticulous landscaping and mature planting create instant curb appeal. Inside, the entrance hall sets the tone: a double front door leads onto a black-and-white chequered tile feature, flowing into herringbone wooden floors with underfloor heating throughout the ground level. A winding staircase, enhanced by large mirrors and feature panelling, fills the space with natural light. Three reception rooms off the hallway provide versatile spaces for family living—perfect for a home office, playroom, or home theatre. To the rear, the open-plan kitchen/living/dining room is a true showstopper, complete with a bespoke hand-painted kitchen, a generous island, a built-in media wall, and three sets of doors framing views of the garden and inviting in all-day southern light. The adjoining utility room, fully plumbed and finished to match, offers excellent practicality. All rear doors open onto a sandstone patio and the completely private south-facing garden. The side driveway extension allows easy access to the kitchen and provides further space for additional parking—or even a boat, if the Marina is full. Upstairs, the first floor boasts five bedrooms, four of which are ensuite. The principal suite features a south-facing balcony—ideal for enjoying morning coffee. The second floor offers an exceptionally large room, suitable for a luxurious hotel-style suite, home gym, cinema, kids’ den, or a private work-from-home retreat entirely separate from the main living areas. Location is another key advantage. Myra Manor is renowned for its privacy and convenience—close to Malahide Castle, minutes from the Airport, and ideally positioned for access to the M1, M50, and Dublin City Centre. For international buyers and frequent flyers, the ability to reach your front door within 10 minutes of collecting your luggage at Dublin Airport is invaluable. Malahide offers an extraordinary range of amenities: sailing and water sports at the Marina, golf at Malahide GC or The Island, tennis in the village, and GAA, rugby, cricket, and soccer facilities in the Castle grounds. A selection of top-tier schools, boutiques, restaurants, bars, and the DART—connecting you to the city centre in about 25 minutes—make it one of Dublin’s most desirable places to live. All in all, No. 21 Myra Manor represents an exceptional opportunity. A residence of unrivalled quality in today’s market, ready to go. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate everything this remarkable family home has to offer.

Welcome to No. 86 Hollybrook Road, a beautifully renovated red brick period home offering the perfect blend of timeless character and contemporary luxury. Ideally located in the heart of Clontarf, one of Dublin’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, this exceptional property is just a short stroll from the vibrant amenities that make this area so desirable – and less than 5km from Dublin’s bustling city centre . From the moment you step through the carefully restored hall door, there is a warm and inviting entrance hallway, highlighting the home’s craftsmanship and attention to detail. Like any successful period renovation, the current owners have managed to pay homage to the original character of the property while creating a home complete with every conceivable modern comfort with an extra flourish through stylish design choices. The two original reception rooms are connected by double doors which slide into a recess to create one seamless living space for entertaining but can also be used separately as originally intended. There is a lovely bay window sliding sash timber framed double glazed windows at one end of the room and a full-length patio door to the courtyard with ‘Crittal’ window and a glass panel which both serve to allow sunlight to pour in all day. Semi solid engineered oak floors run throughout this space with two cast iron / tile fire surround with bespoke, backlit display cabinets by ‘Woodale Design’ in both rooms with decorative ceiling coving and centre rose all still intact. The Old and New interact without interruption via the stepped down return, there is a guest WC /shower room under the stairs a purpose-built office / study which overlooks the courtyard and access to the open plan kitchen / sunroom. The architect designed kitchen extension is the centrepiece of this wonderfully well-thought-out family home. A space designed to fulfil any number of requirements that was primarily for the whole family to come together throughout the day. The glass panel windows and doors extend from the herringbone flooring to the 14ft ceilings with direct access to the to the garden. The glass panelling and full width skylight achieve the brief completely which was to connect the house and garden whilst making the most of the sunny aspect. There is an island unit at the heart of the kitchen, handmade, hand painted kitchen from ‘Hannaways of Hilltown’. There is a wall of storage and display cabinets from ‘Woodale Design’ and a utility which is cleverly disguised behind folding doors complete with a fully plumbed utility. The kitchen on the opposite wall has units at floor and eye level with a beautifully crafted hidden kitchen larder and double fridge. There is also a suspended wood burning stove which acts as a focal point in the room between the living / dining space and the landscaped garden and patio beyond. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and the main bathroom with additional space for a study / home office on the landing. The bathroom which would originally have been on the return has been moved to the first floor and is quite simply stunning. The original fireplace and window design has been retained but the room now features lavish tiling, a standalone bath and separate double shower with rainwater shower head. The main bedroom also has a feature bay window with a custom-made window seat and from there you can look down Hollybrook Road to the sea. There is ample storage space and timber panelling on the surrounding walls add to the elegance of the master-suite. Two bedrooms on the return complete the accommodation upstairs with a bright landing the owners use an auxiliary office with a newly fitted skylight and ‘Zaha Hadid’ designed light fitting which serve to enhance the space. The Garden to the rear is very mature and private with a barbeque area immediately outside the patio doors to the rear and a landscaped garden which enjoys sun for all afternoon and evening. The location is incredibly convenient. Just 5km from Dublin’s City Centre Hollybrook Road is tree lined with plenty of parking and within walking distance of all the amenities which make Clontarf so popular. No 86 is a masterpiece in the hear of Clontarf and offers the new owners amazing convenience of both; lifestyle, given the location and a truly turnkey property which is quite rare in today’s market.

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.

A truly stunning and unique contemporary home, designed by dePaor Architects, with great architectural flair and consideration, providing an outstanding modern home with extensive living space and expansive ceiling height. This home is in a highly sought after location, a short walk to Sandymount village, Sandymount Strand and Lansdowne Road DART station. The Pavilion is one of the finest contemporary homes to have been offered to market in recent years. The striking brick façade, with large black sliding sash windows and cantilevered features signal this is a home of distinction. From the moment you enter the impressive main reception hall, one is struck by the timeless elegance of this design and execution of build. The superbly presented and generous accommodation comprises: at hall level sitting room, guest w.c. and cloakroom, two double bedrooms (one ensuite) (one is currently used as office) and a Z oom Room. A striking staircase leads to the garden level family room which opens to the landscaped garden, stunning dining room and bar that has a unique atrium design feature of two light-wells running the full height of the building, with feature windows on each side of the accommodation. Kitchen / breakfast room, guest w.c. boot room with separate access to front garden, utility room. Two separate staircases lead to the first floor with a family bathroom and 3 double bedrooms (2 ensuite) including an incredible primary bedroom suite with feature wardrobes and a stunning ensuite. There is also a roof terrace. The gardens to the front, side and back are beautifully landscaped, and the front garden provides off street parking for two cars behind electric gates.

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

A completely refurbished three storey over garden level period property, laid out in four large very well-maintained apartments in this highly sought-after and convenient location a short walk to Grand Canal Dock and St Stephen’s Green. No.11 provides a unique opportunity to acquire a recently refurbished lucrative low maintenance residential investment in the heart of Dublin 4. The extensive refurbishment works include: new roof, new gas boilers with pressure pumps, mostly new bathrooms with power showers, new flooring, refurbished kitchens, repainted and furnished by an interior designer. The property extends to approximately 332 sqm (3,573 sq. ft) and briefly comprises 3 x two bedroom apartments and 1 x one bedroom apartment. The property also benefits from a low maintenance, sunny southeast facing rear garden (approx. 9m. / 30ft).

Situated on one of Dublin 4’s most distinguished roads, 70 Northumberland Road is an imposing Victorian red-brick property that blends timeless character with a commanding street presence. Currently in office use, the building offers an outstanding opportunity for investors, businesses or those seeking to reimagine a period family home (subject to planning). High ceilings, elegant proportions and period features create an impressive backdrop for a wide range of uses in this prestigious city location. Inside, the accommodation extends over three levels, comprising a series of bright, well-proportioned reception rooms, bedrooms and living accommodation. Original features such as cornicing, sash windows and fireplaces enhance the building’s character, while accommodation extending to approximately 229sqm (2,465sqft) offers excellent flexibility for contemporary requirements. Ancillary facilities, including storage and bathrooms, ensure practicality, and the layout lends itself well to either future conversion to residential or continued office use. The property’s scale and symmetry provide ample scope for reconfiguration or refurbishment to suit individual needs.

An attractive cut-granite fronted semi-detached bungalow with important off-street car parking and south-facing patio in this highly sought-after and most convenient of locations in the heart of Ballsbridge Village. No. 8 is a most appealing two-bedroom bungalow, quietly tucked away off the main street of Ballsbridge. The property extends to approximately 75sqm. (807sq.ft.) and briefly comprises feature sitting/dining room with vaulted ceiling, and exposed granite wall, opening to the south facing patio, kitchen/breakfast room extension, two double bedrooms (one dressing room and bathroom).

Introducing Carthona, 33 Park Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin 4. Brought to the market jointly by Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty and Eoin O’Neill Property Advisers. A stunning family home, beautifully presented and flooded with natural light, with circa 375 sq.m of accommodation and a wonderful southwest facing garden extending to approximately 44 meters, located on one of Dublin's most desirable roads. With its charming brick front and large gravelled driveway, “Carthona” has immediate appeal. Since purchasing in 2012, the owners have made significant changes and improvements to the house, including a very impressive and expertly planned kitchen/dining family room of 78 square meters to the rear, which also includes a tucked-away utility area. This space connects seamlessly with the wonderful garden and the side courtyard. Other upgrades included a new roof, double-glazed windows, Gas heating supplemented by an air-to-water heat pump for the underfloor heating in the extension. Granite steps lead to the double entry doors opening into an outer entrance hallway with a feature window and panelling. Through glazed double doors is an inner hallway with feature staircase and spacious under-stairs cloak storage. To the front, a magnificent reception room features a bay window overlooking the front garden and a period fireplace, with original cornice-work and ceiling rose. Opposite this, a comfortable family room features a second bay window overlooking the side courtyard and a cast-iron fireplace, with a doorway and steps leading into the spectacular open-plan kitchen/living/dining room. A comfortable living area sits snugly in an alcove overlooking the side courtyard, whilst also being an integral part of the kitchen with its contemporary fixtures and fittings, characterful hand-painted mosaic tiles and ample storage throughout. A centre island is the true hub of this room, with seating and storage, while beyond this a dining table enjoys direct access to the garden with bi-fold doors and a window seat. Flooded with natural light throughout the day and providing bright and spacious family accommodation, this room was superbly designed to maximise natural light and heat throughout the year. Also as part of this room is a study area, while a clever dividing wall hides the utility and pantry area while still including it in the flow of the room. Off this is a guest w.c. Upstairs, six large double bedrooms are spread across two floors. The main bedroom spans the width of the house with two sliding sash windows overlooking the front and a feature fireplace. Cleverly hidden through the built in storage is a Jack-and-Jill en-suite bathroom with free-standing roll-top bath, separate shower and plenty of natural light. Behind this, another spacious bedroom enjoys a fireplace and plenty more built-in storage. On the return is a guest bedroom with beautiful views over the garden and an en-suite off, while on the second floor return a further single bedroom, perfect for use as an office with exceptional natural light and mountain views, and shower room are located. At the top of the house, two further double bedrooms and a shower room complete the accommodation. The rear garden is a particular feature of this property, offering an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Dublin 4 and enjoying sunshine throughout the day with a highly sought-after south-westerly aspect. Complete privacy can be found amongst the mature shrubs and hedging, with a sun-trap patio and level lawn offering plenty of space for families or gardening enthusiasts.

A unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional detached Regency style villa standing on approx. 0.3 acre (0.12 ha) on the southern side of this tree lined road adjacent Sandymount strand and a short walk to Sandymount village. No. 24 is a substantial classical Regency villa built circa 1862. It is approached by sweeping steps with an embellished portico entrance. The property enjoys beautifully proportioned accommodation with many features of the era including high ceilings, intricate ceiling coving, center roses and marble fireplaces. The west facing bay window allows natural light to flood the triple aspect principal reception rooms. Quilligan Architects have blended period features with a striking two-story rear extension which connects seamlessly with the main house and provides a very substantial kitchen / breakfast room with large dual aspect picture windows taking full advantage of the sunny south facing rear aspect. This kitchen / breakfast room leads to a balcony with spiral stairs to the south facing rear garden. The new side entrance provides very practical everyday family access. It opens to a curved lower hall with direct access on one side to a large utility room and guest shower room and on the other to a substantial family room. The bright airy staircase leads directly to the magnificent kitchen breakfast room which is the heartbeat of this home.

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.

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.

Located on this ever-popular mews lane between Upper Leeson Street and Burlington Road, 73 Waterloo Lane is a well-designed and unique mews house that has been carefully considered to maximise natural light and provide bright and spacious accommodation. Built approximately 23 years ago, the property enjoys well-proportioned reception rooms with excellent ceiling height, three generous bedrooms and plenty of outdoor space in this prime Dublin 4 location. Approached by a front garden with off street parking for two cars, this suntrap patio opens into the entrance hallway and kitchen. The entrance hall benefits from under-stairs storage and a guest w.c., while a pocket door opens into the dining and living room. This spacious room boasts a magnificent limestone fireplace and glazed pivot door opening to the rear garden. An archway with sliding glazed door and window opens into the kitchen/breakfast room, with excellent storage and a feature picture window overlooking the front garden, as well as a separate glazed door to the patio. Also at this level is a generous utility room with door out to the rear garden. Upstairs, three double bedrooms and a family bathroom are accessed from a spectacular gallery landing with atrium rooflight, bathing the house in natural light. The main bedroom to the front enjoys a separate walk-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom and home office, while the second bedroom also benefits from an en-suite shower room. The outdoor space is a particular feature of this property. The peaceful and serene rear garden is completely private and provides an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Dublin 4. The front garden is equally enjoyable, being private behind a sliding vehicular gate and usable as both parking and a suntrap patio throughout the day and into the evening.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Set in the heart of County Westmeath, within Ireland’s renowned Lakeland region, Clonhugh Lodge is one of the finest contemporary country estates in Ireland. Extending to approximately 111 acres (45 hectares) in a single ring-fenced block, the property enjoys around 500 metres of direct frontage onto the shores of Lough Owel. Originally constructed in 1997 and significantly extended in 2010, the main residence provides approximately 1,124 sq m (12,102 sq ft) of living accommodation. Designed in a classical manor style while incorporating modern comforts, the house combines architectural elegance with exceptional amenities. The residence offers seven reception rooms of impressive proportions and six bedroom suites, all thoughtfully designed. The principal living areas enjoy south-westerly views over the landscaped gardens and the lake beyond. The vaulted kitchen features bespoke cabinetry, granite worktops, an Aga range and an impressive walk-in wine cellar, opening into a light-filled breakfast room and family sitting area. A striking orangery built by Hampton Conservatories in 2018 extends the entertaining space towards the gardens and outdoor terraces. The west wing houses an outstanding leisure complex including a 15-metre indoor swimming pool with jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, gym and private cinema. The magnificent master suite benefits from a floor-to-ceiling bow window, private sitting room, dressing rooms and a terrace overlooking the estate. The landscaped grounds, designed by Andrew Glenn-Craigie, include formal gardens, mature specimen trees, a secluded rose garden, an astroturf tennis court and a BBQ pavilion. Additional features include: - Five-stable equestrian courtyard and sand arena - Separate farm building with independent access - Self-contained staff accommodation - Extensive internal road network - Fibre broadband Located approximately 10 km from Mullingar and within easy reach of Dublin (circa 86 km), the estate offers a rare combination of privacy, accessibility and substantial waterfront landholding. Clonhugh Lodge presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a premier Irish lakefront estate of scale and distinction.

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.

A most impressive, two storey over garden level red brick period property enjoying generous well-proportioned accommodation, attractively landscaped rear garden and a highly convenient and sought after location. No. 182 is a most appealing Victorian residence enjoying many features of the year including high ceilings, intricate coving and centre roses and marble fireplaces. The generous accommodation extends to approximately 240sqm. (2,658sq.ft.) and briefly comprises on the first floor, sitting room, dining room and bathroom. On the second floor there are four bedrooms and a bathroom and at the garden level which benefits from its own separate entrance, the accommodation comprises family room, living room, shower room and an impressive inviting, bright, open kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the delightful rear garden.

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.

A truly exceptional residence on Ireland's most prestigious residential road. A REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY Melfort is a most impressive Edwardian residence of distinction enjoying elegant proportions indicative of the era of its construction, surrounded by extensive private manicured gardens offering the discerning purchaser the opportunity to acquire a magnificent family home close to Dublin City Centre. Situated on the wonderful renowned tree lined Shrewsbury Road in prime Dublin 4, often referred to as Ireland's Embassy belt, the house and gardens enjoy an enviable southerly aspect and immense privacy. Melfort is one of the earliest houses developed on Shrewsbury Road during the Edwardian Period, sometime in the period 1897 to 1913, as it appears together with the adjoining house Hawthorn, as being one of the two houses at this location on Shrewsbury Road at the time of the first official survey of the road. We understand the house was built circa. 1906, undergoing further embellishments thereafter, to produce the outstanding residence being offered to the market today. Melfort stands on the southerly side of Shrewsbury Road, the premier and the most desirable address in Dublin City. Shrewsbury Road is a treelined avenue, connecting Ailesbury Road to Merrion Road, just a short walk from Dublin City Centre. The houses of Shrewsbury Road are predominantly of the Edwardian era and generally of substantial proportions with large gardens to the front and rear. Melfort is superb example of a classical detached Edwardian red brick city residence, enjoying extensive gardens, to include a mini orchard, off street parking and total privacy. The residence extends to approximately 471 sq. m. (5,070 sq. ft.). The overall site extends to approximately 0.284 ha (0.7 acres) with mature manicured gardens to the rear and lawns to the front with ample private parking. Melfort is entered from Shrewsbury Road through a recessed brick pillared electrically operated wrought iron gates leading to a lantern lit gravel forecourt. There is also a separate pedestrian access onto Shrewsbury Road. The forecourt is bounded by box hedging, mature specimen trees, shrubberies and allows access to the garage now used as a games room and an entertainment space. Melfort is a perfect example of how to celebrate the period charm of such a house while providing ample space for relaxed family life. HISTORY Shrewsbury Road was named in the honour of the 1874 marriage of George Herbert, 13th Earl of Pembroke to Lady Gertrude Chetwynd a cousin of the 19th Earl of Shrewsbury. It contains a great number of beautiful Edwardian houses set in spacious and mature grounds. Over the years it became the home of many of Dublin’s leading medical and legal families. There are 28 houses on Shrewsbury Road and most of them date from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. Melfort (No 19) was home to an interesting literary and musical family, The Starkies. Head of his family was Rt Hon. William Starkie, former President of University College Galway, the last High Commissioner for Primary Education in Ireland, and a classical scholar. His wife (May) entertained all the leading literati and musicians of the day in this house. Their children were talented musicians and were winning prizes at the Feis Ceoil in 1916. The family had infamous music garden parties, notable names who were entertained in the house were W.B.Yeats and his brother Jack Yeats the painter and the Irish Literary renaissance writer who wrote with the pseudonym AE George William Russell. Among the children, Enid became Reader in French at Somerville College Oxford. Her autobiography is called A Lady’s Child (1941). Walter Starkie became Professor of Spanish at Trinity College, before setting up the British Council office in Madrid.