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Nestled within captivating surroundings, Pond Cottage and House transcend the ordinary to offer a lifestyle steeped in natural beauty. Situated amidst magical grounds, this unique property boasts access to its own private 4-acre lake, creating a haven just 30 minutes from Dublin airport. Spanning a total of 9 acres, the estate comprises a fully renovated one-bedroom stone cottage and a luxurious three-bedroom residence. With 5 vehicular and pedestrian access points, including entrances from L5267 and the N2, convenience meets exclusivity. The front entrance welcomes you with separate access points for both the main house and cottage, featuring electric gates, ample parking, and a carport attached to the main residence. Upon arrival, one is immediately struck by the serene ambiance, characterised by mature trees, lush greenery, and the captivating presence of the private lake, visible from the main house and gardens. Stepping inside the main residence, extensive renovations reveal a grand entrance porch leading to a spacious hallway. On the left, a spacious family room extends a warm invitation, showcasing a luxurious marble fireplace and sweeping vistas of the lake. Adjacent to it, a stunning Victorian-style glass conservatory beckons, strategically positioned to catch the vibrant hues of the setting sun. Continuing on, an airy open-plan bespoke kitchen, living, and dining area unfolds, graced by a towering 4.3-meter-high feature window spanning 6.2 meters in width along the back wall, offering uninterrupted panoramas of the lake and its surrounding wildlife. This expansive area is tailor-made for hosting gatherings, further enhanced by a supplementary kitchen/utility room complete with a convenient WC The opposite wing of the house accommodates three elegantly furnished bedrooms. Bedrooms 1 and 2 share access to a well-appointed main family bathroom, while the master suite offers the luxury of an en-suite bathroom and a spacious walk-in dressing room. Further enhancing the home is a loft space for storage, underfloor heating with zoning capabilities, double glazed windows, and numerous other features. Nestled amidst serene surroundings, the charming stone cottage radiates charisma. Its allure is evident in the meticulous details, from the double-glazed sash windows that flood the interior with natural light to the seamless open-plan layout to include the kitchen, living, dining, bathroom, and bedroom areas. The cottage boasts a harmonious blend of modern comfort and rustic charm, showcased by the solid wood flooring, classic Belfast sink, and lofty pitched ceilings. Adding to its appeal is the warmth of a cozy wood-burning stove, creating an inviting ambiance perfect for hosting guests or generating rental income. A detached garage provides ample space for storage or conversion, while additional paddocks offer further possibilities for enjoyment or possible development. Beyond the dwellings, the true allure lies in the sprawling grounds, offering idyllic walks around the lake and woodlands, tranquil moments observing visiting wildlife, or leisurely fishing and boating activities. In essence, Pond Cottage and House present a rare opportunity to embrace a lifestyle of tranquillity and natural splendour, where every moment is infused with the magic of this extraordinary setting.

Introducing Ivy House, a stunning property nestled in the idyllic location of Johnsbrook, Fordstown, Co. Meath. This exquisite residence, built in 1979, spans an impressive land area of 4 acres, offering ample space for both relaxation and outdoor activities. As you approach the property through large electric gates and traverse the beautiful driveway, you are greeted by the picturesque Ivy House, a magnificent home that exudes elegance and charm. The main house of Ivy House boasts six generously sized bedrooms and five bathrooms, with three of them being en-suites. This ensures abundant space for the entire family or visiting guests. Upon entering the house through the inviting entrance porch, the Georgian teak windows catch your eye, adding a touch of sophistication to the architectural design. To the right of the entrance hall, a cozy living room awaits, providing a comfortable retreat. Adjacent to the living room, there is an office that caters to those seeking a tranquil space for work or reflection. On the left side of the entrance hall, the sitting room features beautiful cornice ceilings and maple wood flooring, further enhancing the charm of the residence. The Georgian teak windows continue to grace the property, infusing it with classic appeal. Flowing seamlessly from the sitting room is a spacious reception room, adorned with dual aspect windows and oak flooring. This reception room leads to the dining room, which also features the red Canadian flooring and offers captivating views of the rear of the property. Connected to the dining room is the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room, complete with a stove and providing access to a large pantry and a convenient shower room. At the rear of the kitchen, the conservatory fills the space with natural sunlight and offers easy access to the rear of the house. With four fireplaces adorning the ground floor, a warm and inviting atmosphere permeates throughout. Moving to the first floor, six bedrooms await discovery, with three of them featuring en-suite bathrooms, ensuring privacy and comfort for the residents. An additional bathroom and a hot press provide storage options. From the first floor, breathtaking views of the beautifully landscaped gardens at the rear of the property can be enjoyed from the balcony, adding a touch of tranquility to the living experience. Ivy House offers a range of outdoor amenities that greatly enhance its overall appeal. The rear garage of the property has been cleverly transformed gym facility, allowing residents to partake in fitness activities without having to venture far from home. Additionally, horse enthusiasts will appreciate the presence of three stables and a paddock, providing a dedicated space for their beloved horses. For those who enjoy a game of tennis, Ivy House offers a full-sized tennis court that is perfect for refining your skills or engaging in friendly matches. This court is an excellent addition for anyone who seeks to indulge in the sport without having to venture outside the estate. To enhance accessibility and convenience, a charming walkway encircles the entire property, not only adding to its aesthetic charm but also providing an additional entrance on the eastern side. This secondary entrance ensures easy access for residents and guests alike, making their arrival and departure hassle-free. The estate is adorned with a variety of rare trees, including Liquidambar, Hankerchief, dawn redwood, small-leaved lime, ginkgo, and a majestic California redwood tree. These exquisite trees are strategically scattered throughout the land, contributing to the estate's aura of privacy and tranquility. Acting as natural barriers, they provide a sense of seclusion while also adding to the overall ambiance of the property, creating an atmosphere of serenity and peace. In terms of self-sufficiency and sustainable practices, Ivy House is well-equipped. The property boasts its own well, ensuring a reliable and independent water supply.

Cranford Hall is a bespoke five-bedroom residence designed by Duncan Stewart, architect, with a distinctive Mansard slate roof and handsomely symmetric proportions that extend to 3,218 sqft/299m2 (approx.). A very grand 4 pillared entrance with ornate wrought-iron railings and double gates welcome you on arrival at Estuary Road near Broadmeadow. The long tree-lined driveway beyond gently meanders up to the house which sits on a private elevated site with sea views across Malahide Estuary and over to Lambay Island. Standing on circa 11.8 acres, well-groomed expansive lawns surround the house along with tall banks of evergreens that provide the garden with total privacy and tranquil seclusion. All just 25km (30 minutes) from Dublin City Centre. A parking forecourt to the front of the house is flanked by two detached garages that were built to complement the design of the house and could easily be converted to provide a dedicated home office away from the main residence and/or a home gym. A bright and spacious glazed entrance porch greets you on arrival and leads to a double-height entrance hall with gallery landing. Set back from the reception entrance and overlooking the gardens, an oval shaped lounge is a reception room that was designed with formal entertaining in mind and celebrating special family occasions. The oval room interconnects with a formal dining room which in turn interconnects with the kitchen/breakfast room. Occupying the south-facing gable the kitchen, in particular, benefits from a lovely vista of Malahide Estuary and Lambay Island. A cosy family room perfect for watching tv or simply reading occupies the opposite gable end of the house. The ground floor accommodation also includes a guest bedroom and shower room. Upstairs, a third reception room sits above the oval room and enjoys a lovely sylvan aspect overlooking the pastoral landscape with french doors opening to a roof top balcony. Four spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor accommodation. Runners, walkers and general outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the spoils of the estuary coastline literally on their doorstep. Malahide village with its varied choice of shopping, restaurants, pubs, coffee shops and delicatessens is within convenient commuting distance and Pavillions Shopping Centre is only 2 km away. Sporting enthusiasts are spoiled for choice also with numerous clubs situated in the surrounding environs and immediate locality including Malahide Rugby Club. Cranford Hall benefits from excellent transport connectivity with quick and easy access to the M1/M50 motorway network in addition to Dublin Airport and Dublin Port Tunnel which is just c.7km away. Malahide Train Station together with bus services provide quick and convenient access to the city centre.

St Andrews Grove is a quaint yet highly sought after cul-de-sac just off Church Road in the centre of Malahide within walking distance of the Village and all the amenities that have made the seaside town so popular. No 2 is adjacent to the park near the entrance and has been recently renovated and extended by the current owner. On offer is a beautifully presented 3 bedroom detached residence with a sunny south facing rear garden, off street parking and truly ‘turn key’ accommodation. Originally built in 1973 St Andrew’s Grove was constructed on land that was part of the Church of Ireland Rectory. The redbrick wall to the rear was part of the original orchard and remains to this day. Behind the red brick façade the property has been completely re-imagined and re-designed to create a wonderfully bright and well laid out family home which is ‘ready to go’. As you approach from the street there is obvious 'curb appeal' with granite ‘cobble-lock’ driveway and extended storm porch at the entrance. Behind the front door, the interiors do not disappoint. The entire ground floor has been excavated and lowered to create greater ceiling height. There are large white porcelain tiles which allow the light to permeate through the timber framed ‘Vrogum’ double glazed widows and French doors from the south to the rear of the property. Downstairs all of the accommodation enjoys underfloor heating and comprises an impressive entrance hall with a double height ceiling, a living room to the front which has been extended and provides a peaceful space to read or entertain. The guest bathroom downstairs has been plumbed for a shower and could easily be used to create a guest suite off a bedroom downstairs if required with a doorframe within the dry wall between the two rooms. The kitchen which was originally to the front of the house has been relocated to the rear and is now the centre of an open plan living / kitchen / dining room which is really the heart of the home. Designed around a central island unit, each of the three spaces combine seamlessly whilst also being clearly defined. The quartz countertops and custom fit kitchen units (by Mooney Kitchens) are designed around integrated NEFF appliances and AGA cooker. There is large utility, plumbed for a washing machine and dryer with a spare fridge and lots of larder storage. The dining area is particularly pleasant with double doors and vaulted ceiling which create a serene atmosphere drenched in sunlight or sunshine depending on the time of year. Immediately outside there is a private patio surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, ideal for a morning coffee or dinning al fresco in the warmer months. Upstairs, there are three large bedrooms including the main bedroom which has an en-suite bathroom and large fitted wardrobe, the family bathroom and two other spacious double rooms, while the landing leaves enough space for a bookcase and reading room. Malahide is an endlessly charming village with an abundance of wonderful restaurants, boutiques and local shopping facilities on your doorstep. Just a short stroll will lead to excellent schools at St Andrews National School, St Oliver Plunkett National School and Malahide Community School. The gates to Malahide Castle are close by and the Dart Station only minutes away on foot. All in all the this is a wonderful home which will suit a broad cross section of prospective buyers given the quality of the finish and convenience of the location. If you have set your sights on living in Malahide than viewing No 2 St Andrew’s Grove is simply essential. St Andrews Grove is a quaint yet highly sought after cul-de-sac just off Church Road in the centre of Malahide within walking distance of the Village and all the amenities that have made the seaside town so popular. No 2 is adjacent to the park near the entrance and has been recently renovated and extended by the current owner. On offer is a beautifully presented 3 bedroom detached residence with a sunny south facing rear garden, off street parking and truly ‘turn key’ accommodation. Originally built in 1973 St Andrew’s Grove was constructed on land that was part of the Church of Ireland Rectory. The redbrick wall to the rear was part of the original orchard and remains to this day. Behind the red brick façade the property has been completely re-imagined and re-designed to create a wonderfully bright and well laid out family home which is ‘ready to go’. As you approach from the street there is obvious 'curb appeal' with granite ‘cobble-lock’ driveway and extended storm porch at the entrance. Behind the front door, the interiors do not disappoint. The entire ground floor has been excavated and lowered to create greater ceiling height. There are large white porcelain tiles which allow the light to permeate through the timber framed ‘Vrogum’ double glazed widows and French doors from the south to the rear of the property. Downstairs all of the accommodation enjoys underfloor heating and comprises an impressive entrance hall with a double height ceiling, a living room to the front which has been extended and provides a peaceful space to read or entertain. The guest bathroom downstairs has been plumbed for a shower and could easily be used to create a guest suite off a bedroom downstairs if required with a doorframe within the dry wall between the two rooms. The kitchen which was originally to the front of the house has been relocated to the rear and is now the centre of an open plan living / kitchen / dining room which is really the heart of the home. Designed around a central island unit, each of the three spaces combine seamlessly whilst also being clearly defined. The quartz countertops and custom fit kitchen units (by Mooney Kitchens) are designed around integrated NEFF appliances and AGA cooker. There is large utility, plumbed for a washing machine and dryer with a spare fridge and lots of larder storage. The dining area is particularly pleasant with double doors and vaulted ceiling which create a serene atmosphere drenched in sunlight or sunshine depending on the time of year. Immediately outside there is a private patio surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, ideal for a morning coffee or dinning al fresco in the warmer months. Upstairs, there are three large bedrooms including the main bedroom which has an en-suite bathroom and large fitted wardrobe, the family bathroom and two other spacious double rooms, while the landing leaves enough space for a bookcase and reading room. Malahide is an endlessly charming village with an abundance of wonderful restaurants, boutiques and local shopping facilities on your doorstep. Just a short stroll will lead to excellent schools at St Andrews National School, St Oliver Plunkett National School and Malahide Community School. The gates to Malahide Castle are close by and the Dart Station only minutes away on foot. All in all the this is a wonderful home which will suit a broad cross section of prospective buyers given the quality of the finish and convenience of the location. If you have set your sights on living in Malahide than viewing No 2 St Andrew’s Grove is simply essential.

Welcome to No 9 The Old Golf Links a five bedroom Georgian style house which has been re-designed, re-modelled and almost completely re-built in recent times. This imposing, detached 5 bedroom family home enjoys an idyllic coastal location in one Malahide’s most exclusive developments less than 1km from all the famous seaside village has to offer. No 9 extends to 391 sqm / 4,208sqft of beautifully appointed and quite frankly luxurious accommodation positioned at the centre of a 0.2 acres site with plenty of parking off street behind wrought electronic gates. There is a two car garage to the side for any motor enthusiasts and a purpose built garden room which could facilitate any number of hobbies or a home office distinct from the main house. The garden, which has been designed and landscaped to make the most of the sunshine as the sun moves around the property, is both mature and very private. The current owners love to cook and entertain and so the whole house was designed around the kitchen when it was recently re-imagined. The open plan lay out connects the kitchen / living / dining room around a spectacular island unit as the centre piece with a solid marble countertop. At the heart of the handmade country style kitchen is a large AGA alongside a commercial grade oven and 6 ring gas hob, an arrangement which wouldn’t be out of place in any of the top class restaurants that has made Malahide such a popular destination. The living room and dining room sit on either side of the kitchen with a wood burning stove at one end and enough room for a 10 seater dining table at the other. Each zone is well defined and overlook the landscaped rear garden through a wall of sash windows and double doors which allow light to pour in from the sunny aspect to the rear. Off the kitchen there is a separate utility and pantry with access to the side of the house ideal for active families and pet lovers. There are three further reception rooms off the main hall with a sitting room on either side of the hall each for different occasions and a more formal dinning room which is connected to both the open plan living space to the rear through double doors. As you climb the stairs to the first floor there is a large landing which wraps around the winding staircase. Each of the four large double rooms has an ensuite while the master bedroom also has a large walk-in wardrobe and box bay window. The fifth bedroom, is now used as an office with a hidden staircase providing access to the now converted attic. This room enjoys views of the coastline and is used by the current owners as a home gym but would also be ideal as a playroom, guest accommodation or as a breakout space for teenage kids and their friends. The Old Golf Links is located just a short stroll from Malahide Village one of Ireland's most popular and prestigious locations. It enjoys a fresh, vibrant, active and coastal ambience and has a truly exceptional and unrivalled range of amenities. With wonderful restaurants, coffee shops and bars, and an unparalleled selection of schools and sports clubs, Malahide has it all. Enjoy a stroll along the coast to the beach in Portmarnock or through Malahide Castle Demense and gardens. The Marina and yacht club next to the bustling village and some of the best links golf courses in Ireland are all on your doorstep. Malahide, which is served by the DART, is convenient to both Dublin City Centre and Dublin Airport. No 9 is a family home of true distinction with an enviable address and an even better location. Viewing Is strictly by appointment with Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty.

‘Clonbur House’ is a substantial period residence from the Georgian era, a house steeped in history in a secluded and yet well connected location. In addition to the impressive 588 sqm / 6,326 sqft in the main house (inclusive of a self contained 2 bedroom granny flat) the current owners have just secured full planning permission for a modern detached house of approximately 2,713 sqft on the site of the existing tennis court. The house itself was carefully placed on an elevated plateau overlooking the river Liffey below on approximately 1.3 acres of beautifully mature multi-tiered site, this ostentatious family home enjoys stunning views across the river Liffey in and Dublin City on the horizon. There is also direct access to the Phoenix park from the property, one of only 7 residents in the city with the same privilege. All in all this is a 'once in a generation' opportunity to Clonbur House, a substantial piece of real estate with potential for additional income or further development just 4km from Hueston Station and the City beyond. Originally constructed in 1837 this substantial residence displays all the characteristics of the Georgian period. The 'Ballroom' is perhaps the best example of this, at one point in time it was used to host movie screenings for some of Hollywood’s heavyweights such as Walt Disney and Gary Cooper to name but a few. Once you meander up the sweeping driveway and the main house is revealed, it is immediately impressive and gets better at every turn. The front facade is quite symmetric with a double bay window and gardens that climb from there up above the house to the old wall and hidden gate that runs along the boundary with the Phoenix Park. The tennis court occupies a portion of the grounds but the planning permission now fully granted offers the new owners a variety of potential options for now or in years to come. The plans provide for a detached 252sqm/2,713sqft architect designed two storey residence which is quite separate to the main house with a shared entrance. A 'granny flat' was renovated in 2001 and is fully self contained with a private sundeck overlooking the mature trees on the banks of the river. Thid could easily be returned to the main house but currently provides a regular monthly income to the owners of the property. With all that is on offer it is still quite clear that Clonbur House itself is still the main attraction. The accommodation still retains all the grandeur and style it from its heyday but has been modernised by the exiting owners and offers the potential purchasers the opportunity to start to plan elegant parties of their own once the deal is done! This is not a property you ever truly own, you are simply the custodian for the duration of your ownership. Internally the gracious and unusually large entrance hall is decked out in black and white marble tiles and provides access to all of the formal reception rooms. The layout of the house is more or less as it was designed originally with some alterations and renovations. The kitchen / dining room to the rear complete with a separate utility and store room being the main upgrade carried out in modern times. The Snooker room, drawing room and Ballroom are all as grand as one might expect. It is easy to imagine how each of these unique reception rooms might have hosted cinematic dignitaries and hosted posh parties throughout recent history. The Ballroom in particular is oozing period charm and character with the plaster detail and fireplaces all perfectly preserved. Upstairs there are 5 well proportioned bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a study. The main bedroom could easily be confused with suite in a 5 star hotel complete with a large walk through wardrobe at the entrance, and a beautiful ensuite. There are three different aspects which allows sunlight to pour in all day. There is direct access to the raised patio to the rear where the current owners have hot tub and enjoy the early morning or late evening sun. Bedroom 2 is equally impressive with a dual aspect and the best views available from any of the rooms upstairs. Overlooking the river Liffey with a large ensuite shower room. There are three further bedrooms all, generously proportioned double rooms with a study which looks out on the river and a bathroom off the raised landing. The setting is quite unique given the location, position and convenience of this distinguished family home. One can walk to the Dublin City in under an hour, 12 mins on a bicycle or hop in a taxi and you could be there in less than 15mins. Access to the M50 / M1 motorway network is just 6km away and the Airport is about 20 mins away (depending on traffic of course). Furthermore, there is a small village in the nearby Chapelizod packed with artisan coffee shops and bakeries just a short stroll away. Walt Disney once said All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them and for the new owners of Clonbur House that could very well prove to be true. ‘Clonbur House’ is a substantial period residence from the Georgian era, a house steeped in history in a secluded and yet well connected location. In addition to the impressive 588 sqm / 6,326 sqft in the main house (inclusive of a self contained 2 bedroom granny flat) the current owners have just secured full planning permission for a modern detached house of approximately 2,713 sqft on the site of the existing tennis court. The house itself was carefully placed on an elevated plateau overlooking the river Liffey below on approximately 1.3 acres of beautifully mature multi-tiered site, this ostentatious family home enjoys stunning views across the river Liffey in and Dublin City on the horizon. There is also direct access to the Phoenix park from the property, one of only 7 residents in the city with the same privilege. All in all this is a 'once in a generation' opportunity to Clonbur House, a substantial piece of real estate with potential for additional income or further development just 4km from Hueston Station and the City beyond. Originally constructed in 1837 this substantial residence displays all the characteristics of the Georgian period. The 'Ballroom' is perhaps the best example of this, at one point in time it was used to host movie screenings for some of Hollywood’s heavyweights such as Walt Disney and Gary Cooper to name but a few. Once you meander up the sweeping driveway and the main house is revealed, it is immediately impressive and gets better at every turn. The front facade is quite symmetric with a double bay window and gardens that climb from there up above the house to the old wall and hidden gate that runs along the boundary with the Phoenix Park. The tennis court occupies a portion of the grounds but the planning permission now fully granted offers the new owners a variety of potential options for now or in years to come. The plans provide for a detached 252sqm/2,713sqft architect designed two storey residence which is quite separate to the main house with a shared entrance. A 'granny flat' was renovated in 2001 and is fully self contained with a private sundeck overlooking the mature trees on the banks of the river. Thid could easily be returned to the main house but currently provides a regular monthly income to the owners of the property. With all that is on offer it is still quite clear that Clonbur House itself is still the main attraction. The accommodation still retains all the grandeur and style it from its heyday but has been modernised by the exiting owners and offers the potential purchasers the opportunity to start to plan elegant parties of their own once the deal is done! This is not a property you ever truly own, you are simply the custodian for the duration of your ownership. Internally the gracious and unusually large entrance hall is decked out in black and white marble tiles and provides access to all of the formal reception rooms. The layout of the house is more or less as it was designed originally with some alterations and renovations. The kitchen / dining room to the rear complete with a separate utility and store room being the main upgrade carried out in modern times. The Snooker room, drawing room and Ballroom are all as grand as one might expect. It is easy to imagine how each of these unique reception rooms might have hosted cinematic dignitaries and hosted posh parties throughout recent history. The Ballroom in particular is oozing period charm and character with the plaster detail and fireplaces all perfectly preserved. Upstairs there are 5 well proportioned bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a study. The main bedroom could easily be confused with suite in a 5 star hotel complete with a large walk through wardrobe at the entrance, and a beautiful ensuite. There are three different aspects which allows sunlight to pour in all day. There is direct access to the raised patio to the rear where the current owners have hot tub and enjoy the early morning or late evening sun. Bedroom 2 is equally impressive with a dual aspect and the best views available from any of the rooms upstairs. Overlooking the river Liffey with a large ensuite shower room. There are three further bedrooms all, generously proportioned double rooms with a study which looks out on the river and a bathroom off the raised landing. The setting is quite unique given the location, position and convenience of this distinguished family home. One can walk to the Dublin City in under an hour, 12 mins on a bicycle or hop in a taxi and you could be there in less than 15mins. Access to the M50 / M1 motorway network is just 6km away and the Airport is about 20 mins away (depending on traffic of course). Furthermore, there is a small village in the nearby Chapelizod packed with artisan coffee shops and bakeries just a short stroll away. Walt Disney once said All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them and for the new owners of Clonbur House that could very well prove to be true.

Introducing No. 1 Drumnigh Wood, an exceptional family home located in the exclusive Drumnigh Wood development. Lisney Sotheby's International Realty is thrilled to present this stunning property to the market. Spanning approximately 5,000 square feet, this substantial detached residence sits on a half-acre site with beautifully landscaped south/west facing gardens. Originally the showhouse for the development, this home boasts numerous additional features and benefits. As you approach the property, a long sweeping cobble lock driveway leads to a double garage and store room, surrounded by mature hedging that provides complete privacy and enhances the immaculate external presentation of the home. Inside, the property is presented in excellent decorative order and features high-quality fittings and fixtures throughout. With a spacious layout and beautifully appointed accommodation, this property is ideal for families. The inviting hallway boasts a striking double-height ceiling, gallery landing, and large windows that flood the space with natural light. The left wing of the house comprises the living accommodation, including a living room, formal dining room, bespoke kitchen with granite (resin coated) countertops, utility room, guest w.c., sunroom, and large reading/music room. On the right wing, there are three generously sized bedrooms (all en suite) including the master bedroom with an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe. A guest wc and a store room and den/study complete the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs, there are three/four additional bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms. The property is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, and the south/westerly rear and side gardens boast a putting green, BBQ area, several patio areas, a children's play area, and a pet area. The detached double garage and storage room provide a further 46 square meters/495 square feet of space. Located in a quiet yet convenient location, the property is close to the villages of Malahide and Portmarnock. The area offers easy access to local schools, restaurants, bars, Dublin City Centre, the airport, various beaches, Malahide Marina, golf clubs, and heritage estates, all geared towards promoting a great work/life balance. Don't miss the opportunity to make this exceptional family home your own. Contact us today to arrange a viewing.

A captivating historic country home, dating to 1880, with endless charm and privately nestled within a 7-acre [2.8 hectares] pocket estate. Accommodation extends to 3,929 sq. feet [365 sq. metres] in total with 5-Bedrooms in the house augmented by 2-Bedrooms within the adjacent guest Mews. Dublin city centre 26 miles [42 km], or 55-minutes driving. Positioned just a 5-minute drive [2 miles or 3.3 km] of Prosperous wrought iron electric gates lead up a gravelled drive to a parking forecourt in front of the house, or a spur drive leads to a Studio and the guest Mews behind the house. Attractive estate style iron fencing and parkland grazing, interspersed with mature and more recently planted specimen trees, combines seamlessly with the rich architectural character and historic features of the house to create a magical and protected pocket-estate feel. A wonderful south-facing veranda links the principal reception rooms to a large patio terrace, itself linking to the kitchen, and onward to the glorious gardens. Behind a ‘lobster’ blue front door a generous reception hall leads to the principal reception rooms, the kitchen and a cloakroom with WC. A carved oak timber staircase leads to the first floor and a mezzanine floor off the stair return. A fine drawing room has a feature bow-front or bay-window, decorative ceiling cornice, a marble chimneypiece with an open fire and twin French doors to the veranda. A comfortable family room also features decorative ceiling cornice and an open fire and twin French doors to the veranda. An old steel safe makes a remarkable feature cupboard. The kitchen is in the Irish country style, with the requisite Aga cooking stove ensuring winter warmth. Twin French doors lead out to a south-facing garden terrace and link easily to the veranda, principal reception rooms and wider gardens for entertaining. The kitchen links to a shelved panty and a laundry room. A small boot room hall off the kitchen provides access to an enclosed courtyard and could, possibly, allow internal access to the guest Mews. A ground floor bedroom and a cloakroom with separate shower room and WC completes the ground floor accommodation. A second WC is located off the stair return landing. A master bedroom suite is generous and includes a marvellous study, bedroom, and a bathroom. Accessed from the study, positioned just off the stair return landing on the mezzanine floor, which features carved oak fitted bookcases, polished oak timber flooring, a timber panelled coved ceiling and a cast iron fireplace with a wood stove and interconnects to the bedroom and bathroom. The dual aspect bedroom faces south and west and includes an open fireplace and delightful window seat. The bathroom has a cast iron roll-top bath. Three further bedrooms, giving five in total, are positioned off the first-floor landing and all enjoy a dual aspect and have open fireplaces. The guest Mews can be accessed from enclosed courtyard, linking to both the house and mews, or independently from the driveway spur. Benefiting from upgrading and restoration works in 2008 and includes a double-height stair hall and an interconnecting kitchen/dining room and living room. Upstairs there is a shower room and two bedrooms, one with French doors opening onto a large timber balcony terrace. A studio barn has a pot-belly wood stove and a mezzanine loft. Gardens include an orchard, kitchen garden, enclosed courtyard, and a fun Norwegian style sauna. The lands provide good grazing in two divisions, link to the adjacent Grand Canal walking path and include a 2-storey ruin. Steeped in history and cherished by the same family for over half-a-century the original Victorian character has been enhanced and embellished with well thought out recent upgrades and improvements. Original features like the window shutters, solid steel safe and open fires. For further information contact James O’Flaherty or David Ashmore

Apt 5 The Warehouse is a most attractive one-bedroom apartment located in this much sought after development in Dublin 8. The apartment boasts exceptionally bright, spacious accommodation extending to approximately 72sq. m (775sq.ft). On entering the apartment there is a beautiful open plan living space with high ceilings, attractive wooden floors and a very large window benefiting from excellent westerly sunshine. The well-appointed fitted kitchen has been upgraded and has a good selection of units together with integrated appliances. This open-plan room is exceptionally spacious and offers superb modern accommodation with comfortable sitting and dining areas. At the rear of the property there is a generous double bedroom flooded with natural light with modern built-in wardrobes and a private terrace. The bedroom has very good high ceilings creating a lovely sense of space. The accommodation is complete with a modern, well-appointed bathroom with bath and shower, underfloor heating and a utility area with good storage and a hot press. The property has been meticulously maintained and given its superb location minutes from every conceivable amenity, and its proximity to Dublin’s main shopping and business districts, it is the perfect home in the heart of Dublin 8.

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

A wonderful 18th century coach house, 4 Cumberland Road is a truly unique home set back in a quiet position off Fitzwilliam Place in Dublin 2. Bright, well-proportioned accommodation extends to approximately 110sq.m (1,184sq. ft) and is accessed via electronic gates off Cumberland Road. On entering this beautiful coach house, there is a bright tiled hallway with excellent storage. From here, double glass doors lead through to the open plan living accommodation with floor to ceiling doors and windows overlooking the very private courtyard. The kitchen area comprises a newly installed McAuley Kitchen with excellent range of walnut units and a superb selection of high-quality integrated appliances. The living / dining area is spacious and bright with feature gas stove and wonderful views to the outside area. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a generous double bedroom and a bathroom. Upstairs there is a bright double bedroom with good wardrobe space, vaulted ceiling, and sash windows. It leads through to a bright, well-appointed en-suite bathroom. Outside, the L shaped courtyard extends to approximately 75sq. m and features a lovely outdoor sheltered room with feature barbecue and an open roof feature benefiting from excellent natural light and sunshine. The property offers a high degree of privacy and so although in the centre of everything, behind the attractive stone wall is an oasis of peace and tranquillity. There is an electronic gate providing vehicular access and a pedestrian gate also. The property has been meticulously maintained and is extraordinarily bright throughout. It is a truly special city home in turnkey condition, literally in the heart of everything Dublin has to offer. Close to The Grand Canal, the property is located off Fitzwilliam Place within Dublin's main tech hub. It has every conceivable amenity to hand and St Stephens Green is an effortless stroll away. This is a location second to none for those seeking a home in the city or a base in Dublin. Viewing is highly recommended.

A most attractive part brick fronted villa style period property enjoying well-proportioned accommodation (approx. 152 sqm. / 1,636sq.ft.) with features high ceilings and a generous rear garden (approx. 15m./49ft.) ideally located on a highly sought-after, quiet, and mature road only a short walk from St Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street. No. 11 is an instantly appealing mid-terraced Victorian townhouse which provides the new owner with huge scope and potential to create a very special period property full of the charm and character of the era within a short walk of St Stephen’s Green. Approached by an impressive flight of granite steps, the accommodation which extends to approx. 152 sqm (1,636sq.ft.) briefly comprises two reception rooms and a bedroom. At garden level, two further bedrooms and kitchen/breakfast room. As previously mentioned, Pleasant’s Street is a quiet and mature road enjoying a location of unparalleled convenience being less than a 10 minute walk from St Stephen’s Green with a host of local amenities on the doorstep including schools, shops, restaurants, pubs, churches, and the Harcourt LUAS stop. All the amenities of Dublin City Centre are a short walk away including St Stephen’s Green, Trinity College, Royal College of Surgeons, and The National Concert Hall to name but a few.

One of the finest apartments to come to the market in Dublin 2, Apt 3, 74/75 Fitzwilliam Lane, is an outstanding four-bedroom penthouse superbly located in the heart of Dublin City. The property is well positioned, adjacent to The Merrion Hotel and Government Buildings, and minutes’ walk from St Stephens Green and Dublin's primary business and shopping districts. The well-proportioned and modern accommodation extends to approximately 171sq. m (1,841 sq. Ft) and is positioned on the top floor within this small exclusive block. On entering this home there is a welcoming hallway, with lift access directly into the apartment. The living accommodation comprises a superb open plan space with exceptional natural light. This generous room includes a bright seating area with feature gas fire and doors out to a balcony, spanning the length of the apartment. The dining space has a feature window, creating a sense of light and space, and the study area has an excellent range of bespoke cabinetry and has access to the balcony. The modern fitted kitchen includes an excellent range of eye and floor level units, high quality integrated appliances and an island. There are doors out to a roof terrace, from the kitchen, which is an ideal place to enjoy a morning coffee. Off the kitchen is a separate utility room with excellent storage and sink unit. The four generous double bedrooms all benefit from built in wardrobes, and two have ensuite bathrooms. There is also an attractive roof terrace off each bedroom. A well-appointed bathroom completes the accommodation. There is a superb sense of space and natural light throughout the property. The selection of windows and doors within the living space help to create a wonderful environment to relax or entertain. The roof terraces and balcony are a particular feature of this home, providing several areas from which to enjoy al fresco dining, whilst taking in the city views. This beautifully presented apartment is ready to occupy immediately. It will suit a wide variety of purchasers and is a must see for anyone seeking to live in the heart of Dublin 2. There is secure designated parking, accessed via gates located to the side of the development.

A truly outstanding double fronted semi-detached period property which has been completely refurbished, renovated and extended to exacting standards and now comprises, a superbly presented, stunning accommodation including a magnificent kitchen/dining/living room overlooking the south-west facing rear garden. The property is further enhanced by secure off street car parking and a highly convenient location, a short walk to St Stephen’s Green and Grand Canal Dock. 33 Northumberland Road is one of the finest houses to come to the market in Ballsbridge in recent years. The level of finish and attention to detail is rarely offered to the market and will appeal to the most decerning of purchasers seeking a completely renovated period property which benefits from the wonderful proportions and detail of the Victorian era blended with the truly exceptional architectural flair of Declan O’Donnell of ODKM. This high-tech renovation left no stone unturned and includes CAT6 cabling with a Crestron System which combines the functionality of mobile phone access and screens throughout the property to control the heating, lighting, security systems, blinds, cameras, sound system, and audiovisual intercom. This wonderful property is further complimented by a bespoke two tier lighting system designed by Patrick Kerr of Shadowlight, which adds warmth and appeal to the modern contemporary space. A bespoke Dean Cooper kitchen with feature polished brass cabinets which refracts the light and sawn oak doors below. There are luxurious appointed bathrooms, ensuite, and dressing room. Bespoke cabinetry with luxe polished brass in the master bedroom. Northumberland Road is a highly convenient location, within walking distance of Dublin City Centre and close to all the amenities of the villages of Ballsbridge and Sandymount. The DART at Grand Canal Dock are only a short stroll from the property as are the multinational corporations located in The Docklands and Ballsbridge including Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. The Bord Gais Energy Theatre and Aviva Stadium are all within close proximity of the property as well as a large selection of specialist shops, restaurants, and pubs on Baggot Street.

12 Shelbourne Road is a most attractive villa style property located on this much sought after road in Dublin 4. The property extending to approximately 125sq.m offers well-proportioned, versatile accommodation which although is now in need of complete refurbishment, offers superb potential to create a truly fantastic family home. The property is accessed via granite steps which lead to a bright entrance hallway off which there are two generous reception rooms and a family bathroom. A staircase leads from the hall to the garden level which also has its own access from the front of the house . At this level there are two double bedrooms and an extended kitchen area. The kitchen leads out to a fantastic garden which is exceptionally large for this central location and offers ample space to further extend should one wish to do so. The property now requires modernisation throughout to bring it back to its former glory however it oozes potential and this coupled with the unrivalled location, makes this a very appealing property for a variety of purchasers. A deservedly popular residential address, Shelbourne Road is a much sought after residential road in the heart of Dublin 4. The convenient location is just a short stroll to an abundance of local amenities in Ballsbridge and on Baggot Street with a wide range of excellent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. The property is adjacent to The Aviva Stadium, and the delightful excellent amenities at Herbert Park. Dublin’s primary business, financial and shopping districts are all within easy reach making this a first-class residential location. There is numerous city bound and cross city bus services available on Northumberland Road and the DART at Lansdowne Road is a short stroll.

Lisney Sotheby�s International Realty and Herlihy Auctioneers are delighted to present 38 Lansdowne Road, to the market for sale. This most impressive two storey over garden level semi detached period property enjoys superbly proportioned, generous accommodation (approx. 343 sq.m./ 3,692 sq.ft.) including a self-contained three bedroomed apartment at garden level, ideally located on this exclusive and highly convenient road in the heart of Ballsbridge. No.38 is an instantly appealing Victorian red brick family home enjoying many features of the era including detailed ceiling cornicing, centre roses, 3.60m high ceilings, fine marble fireplaces, and wonderfully propertied principal reception rooms. Currently laid out with a separate apartment at garden level which is ideal for home and income or reconversion to an extremely impressive family residence. The property is further enhanced by important and generous off street carparking. Lansdowne Road is a prestigious and sought-after residential location a short stroll to a host of local amenities in Ballsbridge and on Baggot Street with a wide range of specialist shops, pubs, and restaurants. The property is adjacent to The Aviva Stadium, and the delightful recreational amenities at Herbert Park. Dublin's primary business, financial and shopping districts are all within easy reach making this a first class residential location. There is numerous city bound and cross city bus services available on Northumberland Road and the DART at Lansdowne Road is a short stroll.

Castle Moate, nestled in County Westmeath, is a remarkable testament to Ireland's rich architectural heritage. Dating back to the early 1500s, this enchanting castle is a detached two-bay three-storey structure that exudes a sense of grandeur and history. Over the centuries, it has undergone several additions and renovations, resulting in a captivating blend of architectural styles. At the western end of the castle, a three-bay storey was added in 1720, possibly incorporating even earlier elements. This section showcases the evolution of architectural trends, providing a glimpse into the castle's fascinating past. Moreover, a two-storey bowed extension was constructed on the eastern end of the property in 1760, adding both charm and functionality to the castle's design. The castle's exterior features roughcast rendered walls, which contribute to its timeless appeal. The square-headed window openings and cut stone sills proudly display their original craftsmanship, evoking a sense of authenticity. The pitched roof, adorned with natural slate, further enhances the castle's majestic presence. Rendered chimney stacks and cast-iron rainwater goods complete the roofline. As you explore Castle Moate, you'll discover a treasure trove of architectural details. Intricate cut stone detailing, including a Sheila-na-gig—a figurative carving symbolizing life-giving powers and fertility—alongside cut stone surrounds with pointed arched window openings, adorn the walled courtyard. The castle's entrance beckons visitors with a round-headed doorcase on the north elevation of the wing. To the west, a striking cut stone block and grand doorcase welcomes you, accompanied by a timber panelled door adorned with a radial fanlight above. These elegant entrance provide a glimpse into the castle's interior and set the stage for a captivating journey through time. 12 acres of meticulously maintained grounds, Castle Moate enjoys a peaceful retreat from the bustle of the outside world. Castle Moate's setting is further enhanced by an extensive collection of outbuildings. These structures add depth to the property, highlighting its historical and functional significance. Castle Moate has seven bedrooms with four dressing rooms and one downstairs bathroom. There is also a large cellar located beneath the main entrance hall in need of restoration. The castle has an adjoining wing located on the east side of the building and additional west wing which has fallen into disrepair and requires restoration. On the ground floor, you'll discover a reception hall with an original square staircase, leading to a drawing room adorned with an exquisite mantelpiece, ornate cornice, and a double sash window overlooking the front of the property. Adjacent is a sitting room boasting its own mantelpiece, cornice, and picturesque views of Moate Town. The kitchen features a multi-fuel cooker, a range of fitted units, and offers easy access to the rear garden and internal courtyard. A separate pantry adds convenience, and a family bathroom with a cast iron bath and WC completes this level. The first floor of the castle unveils a collection of enchanting bedrooms. Bedroom 1 impresses with double sash windows, a mantelpiece, and rear views. Bedroom 2 offers tranquil front garden views, while Bedroom 3 features a spacious layout, a mantelpiece, ceiling cornice, and front-facing double sash windows. Bedroom 4, tucked away, provides a cozy retreat with stunning rear garden views. These bedrooms, adorned with period charm, create an memorable experience within the castle's walls. On the second floor, there are spacious bedrooms: Bedroom 5 with a mantelpiece, ceiling cornice, and front-facing double sash windows, Bedroom 6 with a mantelpiece, ceiling cornice, an adjoining dressing room, and a serene view of the elevated garden, and Bedroom 7, a generously sized room with double sash windows, a mantelpiece, and ceiling cornice overlooking the front of the property.

Superbly located in this highly exclusive road adjacent to all the amenities of Ballsbridge Village, a most impressive two storey over garden red brick period property benefiting from off street carparking and a south west facing rear garden. No. 19 is a most impressive Victorian property with many features of the era including high ceilings, very good restored cornices, marble fireplaces and well-proportioned accommodation (approx. 253 sq.m. / 2,723sq.ft.) on one of Dublin’s most sought-after roads. A feasibility study (which is available on request) has been conducted for the re conversion to a family home with a striking contemporary extension. As previously mentioned, Elgin Road is one of Ballsbridge’s most exclusive roads and enjoys a location of unparalleled convenience being adjacent to Ballsbridge Village with its wide selection of specialist shops, restaurants, pubs, and hotels. The Central Business District including Grand Canal Dock and St Stephen’s Green are within easy access and there is excellent public transport on the doorstep. Donnybrook and Ranelagh Villages are also a short stroll away offering an array of some of the city’s finest eateries, public houses and many convenience stores including Donnybrook Fair. There are many excellent primary and secondary schools in the vicinity to include St Michael’s, St Mary’s National School, Muckross Park College, Gonzaga College, St Conleth’s, The Teresian’s, as well as Gaelscoil Lios na nÓg. PARTICULAR FEATURES · Impressive two storey over garden Victorian property · Superbly located in one of Dublin 4’s most exclusive roads adjacent to all the amenities of Ballsbridge Village. · Sliding sash windows refurbished by Ventrolla · Restored cornicing · Many features of the era including high ceilings, very good cornices, marble fireplaces and well-proportioned accommodation Off street carparking. · Feasibility study conducted for re conversion to a family home with striking contemporary extension. · Southwest facing rear garden (approx. 16m. / 52ft.) (max length) · Floor Area approx. 253 sq. ft. (2,723 sq. ft.). · Gas fired central heating.

Instantly appealing light-filled family home, well positioned on this most popular residential road in the heart of Sandymount. Designed by Rockhill Interiors, 4 Serpentine Road offers bright well-proportioned accommodation extending to approximately 196 sq.m (2,110 sq.ft) and includes entrance porch leading through to a very attractive entrance hallway off which there is superb family accommodation. To the rear of the property there is a very fine extended, open plan living space which runs the width of the house and includes a bespoke Michael Farrell kitchen together with the highest quality integrated appliances, and a beautiful stone feature island. There is a raised dining area overlooking the garden and this in turn leads through to a lovely living space with a media unit and feature gas fire. There is a separate reception room to the front with a fireplace, and on the opposite side of the hallway there is a spacious study / playroom. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a well-appointed utility room and guest w.c. At first floor level there are three bedrooms. The Master Suite comprises a generous double room together with a wardrobe area, and an excellent modern shower room. There are two further bedrooms at this level and a well-appointed family bathroom. The attic has been cleverly converted and is now a superb, spacious room with ensuite shower room and excellent under eaves storage. It is accessed via a staircase from the landing. To the rear, 4 Serpentine Road boasts a beautifully designed low-maintenance garden with patio and lawn which is accessed from the open plan kitchen / dining space, It is perfect for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining. There is an attractive feature wall, and the garden offers an excellent degree of privacy. To the front, there is a driveway providing good off-street parking for two cars. The property is very well presented and offers wonderful, versatile family accommodation with a lovely combination of both open-plan accommodation, and the option of separate living space. Serpentine Road is a highly regarded and much sought after location, minutes from Sandymount village with it's selection of upmarket shopping and dining facilities, and Sandymount Green within it is a lovely recreation space. Sandymount is a deservedly popular residential location due to its proximity to the wonderful maritime amenities along Sandymount Strand and yet is easily accessible to all the amenities Dublin City Centre has to offer. Transport links are excellent, with the DART and several bus routes within minutes’ walk. There are many much sought-after primary and secondary schools within the area also. This is a superb opportunity to acquire a magnificent family home in one of the most desirable residential locations within Dublin 4.