luxury real estate for sale Wicklow, Ireland

Nestled in the picturesque seaside town of Greystones, just a stone's throw away from Dublin city centre, lies Arranmore a stunning example of Edwardian architecture. Situated at number 9 on Killincarrig Road, this magnificent home offers easy access to the town's array of amenities, including the sandy shores of Greystones South Beach, the Burnaby Park, and the DART station all within a few steps away. From the moment you set eyes on Arranmore, its timeless elegance captivates you and continues throughout the home. The exterior boasts charming original features dating back to the early 1900s, including classic sash windows, ornate wrought iron gates, and railings that exude character. The meticulously maintained gardens, adorned with porcelain tiles and a gracefully trailing wisteria, add a burst of colour and vitality to the facade. Stepping through the front door, you're greeted by a sense of grandeur that permeates every inch of this remarkable residence. The expansive 10-foot ceilings and seamless flow of space between the front drawing room and formal dining hall spanning an impressive 31 feet—create a welcoming atmosphere. The drawing room, adorned with impeccable decor, enjoys abundant natural light from its south-facing aspect and features reconditioned cast fireplaces, intricate ceiling cornicing, and pine flooring that lend a sense of warmth and character. Adjacent to it, the formal dining hall offers another inviting space, complete with a cast fireplace, hand-painted wallpaper by Farrow and Ball, and direct access to the rear garden, perfect for hosting gatherings or intimate dinners. The heart of the home lies in the charming kitchen and breakfast room, which exudes a cozy yet elegant country cottage vibe. Here, you'll find a gas-fired Aga, bespoke cabinetry with a glass wine cabinet, a classic Belfast sink, a Smeg fridge-freezer, and an open fire, creating a welcoming atmosphere for both cooking and relaxation. Additionally, a separate family room provides a peaceful retreat, ideal for unwinding in the evening or can be converted into a fifth bedroom, complemented by a nearby downstairs family bathroom. Ascending the grand handcrafted staircase, you'll find yourself on a spacious landing, currently serving as a study area. Four generously proportioned bedrooms await, each boasting high ceilings, original fireplaces, sash windows, and pine flooring, all tastefully adorned with custom cabinetry and décor. A stunning fully equipped family bathroom, featuring a timeless roll-top bath and recently renovated tiles, along with a separate powder room (W.C.), completes the upper level. The private rear garden, accessible from the Burnaby Mews laneways, connects the kitchen, formal dining room, and family room. It offers a low-maintenance oasis for indoor-outdoor living, while the beautifully manicured front garden adds to the home's curb appeal. Arranmore is a true masterpiece, meticulously restored to its former glory, featuring authentic details such as architraves, doors, brass doorknobs, cast iron fireplace surrounds, and original service bells, all contributing to its undeniable charm and grandeur. Positioned in a sought-after neighbourhood where properties rarely become available, Arranmore presents a rare opportunity to experience coastal living at its finest. Greystones, with its rich history and vibrant modern allure, offers a perfect blend of urban convenience and coastal tranquillity. With excellent transportation links and an abundance of amenities, including dining options, boutique shops, stunning beaches, and lively pubs, it's no wonder Greystones is considered one of the most desirable places to live on the east coast

An attractive contemporary coastal home enjoying panoramic views of the Irish Sea and including good equestrian facilities. Situated above the scenic Wyndgates coastal road, between the fashionable and bustling coastal towns of Bray and Greystones, superb sea views are framed by Greystones Marina and Bray Head and there are majestic mountain views to both Sugar Loaf’s. In all about 3.75 acres (1.52 hectares). Rathfern House comprises 3,444 square feet or 320 square metres of well-appointed accommodation that includes three reception rooms, each with superb sea views, and five bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite has a large bedroom with elevated sea views and an ensuite bathroom. There are three paddocks, four stables and a large sand arena with magical mountain and sea views. An entrance porch with a feature triangular window leads into a generous central stair hall. Enjoying a dual aspect the family room faces south and east to the sea and has an open fire and interconnects to the dinning room. The dining room again faces the sea. Both rooms benefiting from large picture windows, capturing the magnificent sea views, and providing good natural light. A large television room or den faces east and west, with two large picture windows to the sea front and twin sliding French doors leading to a west facing patio terrace. All rooms interlinking well and forming a marvellous living and entertaining space, most especially when combined with the kitchen and outdoor terraces. The large L-shaped kitchen is spacious and includes kitchen, dining and lounge spaces. The kitchen area has an extensive range of wall and floor units and a feature, custom-made, kidney shaped granite and mahogany central island. The dining area faces south and west, with quadruple bi-folding French doors linking to an outside south facing terrace. The lounge area has fitted bookcases and a feature fireplace (gas). The interconnected utility or boot room has a separate laundry drying room and boiler room. A WC, off the reception hall, completes the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs the spacious principal bedroom suite faces south and east and has excellent views from a seafront picture window, which has a Juliet style balcony. The shower room ensuite has a cabinet shower, pedestal wash-hand-basin and WC. Bedrooms two and three each face west. A family bathroom has a fitted bath, a separate cabinet shower, a pedestal wash-hand-basin, and a WC. Bedroom four is spacious and faces south and west. Bedroom five faces west. A large study completes the accommodation. Facing east and west it has a large feature triangular window framing the sea view and, westward, has picturesque mountain views. There are two fitted workstations. It could, if required, be a sixth bedroom. Set elevated from the road the sea views are extensive and a curved hedged drive ensures privacy. Whilst the gardens benefit from strong hillside views, they are set out in terraces and for the most part are level. An enclosed rear garden is sheltered by tall hedging and dog fenced. Directly off the kitchen it is ideal for children to play securely. A large flagstone terrace is positioned to the southern end of the house and faces south, east, and west and enjoys a sea view. Quadruple bi-folding doors seamlessly link to inside. A well sheltered second patio terrace is nestled in a south-westerly position behind the house, capturing sun into the evening. The three gently sloping paddocks are well fenced. An all-weather sand arena measures 40 x 23 metres and has night lighting and dramatic sea and mountain views. The stable yard, positioned a short distance from the house, has four large stables, a feed store, tack room and a fifth small stable.

Welcome to Tower Hill House, a stunning period residence nestled on a picturesque 9-acre site. This elevated site offers a breathtaking vista of the North Quays currently under major redevelopment, the River Suir and Waterford City, providing a truly enchanting setting for country living. Despite its tranquil surroundings, Tower Hill House is conveniently located just minutes away from the vibrant city of Waterford, where the owners enjoy the best of both worlds - the peace and serenity of the countryside, with the amenities and attractions of city life all within easy reach. In addition to the main residence, Tower Hill House offers a detached garage two stables and a large storage shed, perfect for those with equestrian interests or a need for extra storage space. As you enter the property through the electric gated entrance, you'll be greeted by a sweeping driveway that adds to the grandeur of the residence. Inside, the property boasts many original features and the grand entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the home. With 3 reception rooms, there is plenty of space to entertain guests or relax with your family. The 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms ensure that everyone has their own private space and can enjoy the utmost comfort. The basement level features a kitchen and living room that open to a south-facing patio and lawned gardens. This provides the perfect setting for outdoor gatherings or to simply enjoy the wonderful aspect. The basement also includes an office, utility room, and two storage rooms, offering additional functionality and convenience. In terms of location, this residence is adjacent to the former Ard Ri/Jurys Hotel site, Waterford golf club and immediate to the Ferrybank suburb, providing easy access to amenities while still maintaining privacy and seclusion. The 9 Acre site and city location may offer the future owners the potential to develop subject to relevant planning permission. For those who value convenience, Tower Hill House allows easy access to the N9 and N25 road network. If you're seeking a harmonious blend of elegance, tranquillity, and convenience, Tower Hill House is the ideal choice. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to make this remarkable property your own. These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract, and whilst every effort has been made in preparing all descriptions, dimensions, maps, and plans, these details should not be relied upon as fact. Dimensions / Illustrations are for guideline purposes only and not to scale. RE/MAX Property Specialists - Team fogarty will not hold itself responsible for any inaccuracies contained therein

Discover the epitome of contemporary living at Bedrock, a distinguished modern detached home tucked away in the private Giltspur Lane, with commanding views of the seaside town of Bray. Constructed in 2005, Bedrock stands as a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, where no expense was spared in creating a home that seamlessly blends elegance with functionality. Bedrock comprises five generously proportioned bedrooms, including two luxurious family bathrooms—one adorned with a sunken bathtub and a distinctive feature window. The residence also features an office space, a large modern kitchen equipped with Miele appliances, a pantry, and a split-level living room with dual access and a solid fuel-burning stove. Upon entering Bedrock through its expansive double doors, a grand entrance hallway unfolds, boasting elegant timber floors and a captivating centrepiece—a ceramic-tiled heart. This atrium-style corridor serves as the focal point, gracefully dividing the residence. Venturing into the east wing, you'll find access to three ground floor bedrooms accompanied by a family bathroom. Ascending the levitating staircase, adorned with glass panelling, unveils the master bedroom. This sophisticated space is seamlessly connected to the second family bath via a generously proportioned walk-in wardrobe. The second upstairs bedroom benefits from smart storage space and complemented by a convenient hot press. In the west wing, a home office with a distinctive glass façade feature window awaits, equipped with internet and TV points. Progressing through, you enter the expansive kitchen, complete with a wine fridge, island, and modern Miele-fitted appliances At the rear of the kitchen, a pantry plumbed for a washing/dryer machine and a hot press for the gas combi boiler enhance practicality. The kitchen's glass wrap-around windows, frame views of the garden, while sliding French patio doors provide access to the rear garden and its charming patio. Transitioning from the kitchen, the split-level living room beckons, complete with patio doors leading to the exterior. With its lofty ceilings, this living space provides panoramic vistas of Bray, creating a captivating and expansive atmosphere. To the exterior, Bedrock boasts a gated patio driveway, providing abundant parking space for your convenience. Additionally, a Shomera Garden House graces the exterior—a versatile structure offering both storage for garden essentials and a functional living space, complete with fittings and plumbing for appliances. The property also features a generously inclined south facing rear nn garden, basking in ample natural light throughout the day, courtesy of its strategic orientation. Bedrock enjoys an ideal location at the commencement of the Southern Cross Road in Bray, offering convenient proximity to various amenities. Just a short stroll away, residents can access the Shoreline Leisure Centre and Kilruddery House and Gardens. The latter hosts weekly farmers markets and occasional events, including the renowned Hell and Back challenge and festive Christmas markets. The property's strategic location ensures excellent connectivity to major transportation arteries, including the N11 and M50. Residents can easily avail themselves of local bus routes such as the 154 and Finnegan Bray routes. Adding to the convenience, the Southern Cross features new Bolt Bike points, a popular scheme in Bray. For those preferring public transport, Bray Dart Station is a mere 10-minute cycle away. Exploration beyond Bray is equally accessible, with the charming towns and villages of Enniskerry, Greystones, and Kilmacanogue all within a quick 5-minute drive from the property. Bedrock not only offers a luxurious living experience but also provides convenient access to a vibrant array of local attractions and transport options.

Glenfield is a charming aesthetically pleasing part slate clad, and part cut granite stone detached Georgian residence of stature located in a peaceful and scenic setting accessed opposite the grounds of St. Gerard’s School. This generously proportioned home boasts a gracious and inviting atmosphere, ideal for raising a family in a secure environment on private landscaped grounds that extend to approximately 3 acres. The well-maintained bright and airy interior beautifully retains the period features of the Georgian era, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life that also boasts informal lawned gardens in a Sylvan setting with a sunny south facing backdrop of The Sugarloaf. On entering the property, it is immediately obvious that this quality family home exudes charm and character as well as enjoying light filled free flowing accommodation from the sunny rear orientation. It is ideal for family living and entertaining alike and has been designed that the main reception rooms overlook and open into the sunny south facing gardens. Upstairs, off the spacious landing there are five excellent double bedrooms, a single and a family bathroom. The main bedroom suite is accessed through a generous bedroom/study and the bedroom enjoys a walk-in wardrobe leading through to an ensuite bathroom. Beautiful informal gardens and grounds just under 3 acres with lawns, gravel pathways, herbaceous borders, rose garden, vegetable garden, glasshouse, and orchard. Many mature specimen trees. Wooden summer house with sandstone paved patio. Garage, line of sheds- workshop, woodshed, potting shed etc. Features: Highly regarded prestigious residential address Urban yet rural sylvan setting Beautifully manicured lawned and planted gardens of approximately 3 acres surround the property Part slate clad and part cut granite stone exterior Magnificent period features of the Georgian era intact Gravelled driveway accessing the main house, the workshop, outhouse and gym Spectacular setting boasting views towards the Sugar Loaf Sunny south facing rear orientation Extensive off-street parking Surrounded by excellent primary and secondary schools, sporting facilities & transport Within close proximity to shopping off the N11 & M50 with Dublin airport just 35 minutes away Bright and airy generously proportioned accommodation of approximately 318sq.m (3,423sq.ft) Oil Fired Central Heating Digital Security Alarm Fitted carpets, white goods and window coverings included in the sale A Protected Structure

Nestled in the tranquil beauty of County Wicklow, Ireland, Carraig Mor is a rustic estate offering breathtaking views of the valley and the distant Powerscourt mountain range, painted with vibrant hues from surrounding fields, forests, and landscapes. The property is accessible via a winding, tree-lined driveway, featuring elegant electric gates. Spread across 3.7 acres, Carraig Mor boasts four spacious bedrooms that face south, allowing for spectacular mountain vistas. Designed for gracious entertaining, the residence offers expansive open spaces, highlighted by a family room stretching nearly 13 meters in length and a soaring pitched ceiling reaching 5.3 meters in height. The heart of the home is the central kitchen, seamlessly connecting to the family room and a conveniently located utility room. The eastern wing hosts a playroom, a separate living area, a formal dining room, and a charming study. In the western wing, you'll find the four bedrooms, including the master suite with its own ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, a generously sized family bathroom, a storage room, and a WC. Adding to its allure, a mezzanine overlooks the family room, accessible via an elegant cast iron spiral staircase, offering delightful mountain vistas. Constructed with quality craftsmanship in 1992, Carraig Mor boasts remarkable features, including an expansive picture window that graces the entire back wall of the home, a solid open fireplace adorned with reclaimed brickwork, a country-style oak shaker kitchen with a built-in butcher block, and a Belling dual-fuel oven with an attached pantry/utility room. Numerous patio double doors lead to the wraparound hardwood decking area. The flooring incorporates ceramic, Beech hardwood, and stone. The meticulously landscaped gardens feature mature trees and shrubs, along with a hidden garden with a serene pond. The lower level is equipped with four stables and a tack room, accessible from the main house or a secondary entrance from the main road. Here, you'll also find a riding arena and access to a tributary that connects to the River Dargle.

Tucked away off Brighton Road, Foxrock at the end of a private tree lined driveway lies Torry - a truly spectacular family home. Standing proud on magnificent gardens of approximately 2 acres and extending to 473 sq.m. (5,091 sq.ft.) this outstanding home stands as a testament to luxurious living and meticulous design, the like of which rarely grace the market. This magnificent property boasts terrific accommodation that exudes sophistication and opulence from the moment one crosses the threshold. With an impressive array of features and amenities, Torry is a masterpiece of modern design that harmoniously blends comfort and elegance. The reception hall, with its curved wrought iron staircase, magnificent marble tiled flooring and elegant timber panelling sets the tone for the grandeur that lies within. The attention to detail is evident at every turn, making the journey through Torry a visual delight. The heart of this exceptional family home lies in the state of the art kitchen dining room which leads through to the first of two Hampton conservatories connecting the accommodation with the lush and verdant gardens creating a truly serene feel. A Christoff kitchen with bespoke cabinetry takes centre stage, complemented by a large centre island. Included in the sale are top of range Sub Zero appliances, wine fridges and a gas-fired AGA. This space is a haven for those who appreciate both functionality and aesthetic appeal in a kitchen. The expansive and elegant drawing room is another highlight of Torry, featuring a second Hampton Conservatory offering panoramic views over the gardens and a beautiful Adam-style fireplace that serves as a focal point. This seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces amplifies the sense of luxury and tranquillity. The ground floor further incudes a second fine living room, playroom / games room opening onto the South facing terrace and a large study with intricately carved timber shelving and beautiful bay window again with breathtaking views over the front gardens. A downstairs w.c. and large luxurious bedroom suite which includes a walk in dressing room and en suite completes the ground floor. Ascending to the first floor, the principal suite is a sight to behold and sanctuary of comfort and luxury. A south facing bay window bathes the room in natural light, while a dressing room adds a touch of practical luxury. The ensuite bathroom, featuring dual sink units, exemplifies the commitment to providing a lavish living experience. Two additional luxurious bedrooms on this floor, each with ensuite bathrooms, further emphasize Torry's dedication to refined living. The outdoor spaces of Torry are equally impressive. The professionally landscaped gardens, spanning 2 acres, are simply exquisite with a two large sun trap terraces, a delightful water feature fountain, a hot tub, an abundance of mature trees and meticulously landscaped greenery providing absolute privacy and seclusion. This outdoor oasis is an extension of the residence's elegance, offering a retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Lordello House comprises a substantial detached Victorian period residence that was constructed circa 1830 with a gate lodge that stands on extensive grounds and gardens that extend to approximately 4.45 Ha (11 acres) and includes a paddock, lawn tennis court, a farmyard and numerous fields. Lordello House and its gate lodge have a lovely vista of the Dublin Mountains and benefit from a sunny southerly orientation. The remaining fields have road frontage from Lordello Road and Ferndale Road of approximately 489m (1,633ft). The main house extends to approximately 590sq.m (6,350sq.ft) and consists of a generous reception hall, six reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room and utility with six bedrooms as well as bathroom facilities on the first floor. The gate lodge is a protected structure along with the entrance gates and there is a lovely, gravelled driveway leading up to the front of the house that provides parking for numerous cars. The gate lodge comprises an entrance lobby, a living room, a kitchen/breakfast room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Features: One of the last remaining privately owned sizable holdings within the area A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial Victorian period residence complete with gate lodge, tennis court and paddock Floor area of approximately 590sq.m (6,350sq.ft) Gate Lodge floor area approximately 65.5sq.m (705 sq.ft) and is a protected structure Plenty of out housing and farm structures that could be converted to stables (subject to PP) Ideal amount of land to keep horses Approximately 4.4 Ha (11 acres) zoned Objective ‘A’ Sunny south facing orientation boasting views of the Dublin Mountains Easy access to the N11, M50, LUAS and Dublin Airport Surrounded by excellent schools, churches, shopping, restaurants, walks and many sporting venues Road frontage of approximately 489m (1,633ft) along Lordello Road and Ferndale Road

A substantial detached family home situated in a cul de sac at the top of Old Rathmichael, No. 7 is a stunning property on approx. 4 acres of grounds with magnificent views across the surrounding landscape and stretching out to sea. Having been exceptionally well cared for and upgraded over the years, this fine home will appeal to those looking to trade up with plenty of room to grow into. Internally the home has been well loved and maintained by the current owners with bright and spacious accommodation. On the ground floor an entrance porch opens into a double height entrance hall, with home office, guest w.c., dining room and drawing room. Also on this level is a large kitchen/breakfast room, family room, playroom/bedroom, utility room and bedroom with Jack and Jill en-suite. Upstairs there is a gallery landing with four bedrooms off, master with en-suite and an additional en-suite as well as the family bathroom. Outside, there are manicured gardens with patios and mature shrubbery surrounding the property as well as extensive lawns and forest area towards the back of the land. There is off street parking for a number of cars and access to a double garage under the house which benefits from an internal stairs to an inner hallway on the ground floor. Features A truly stunning detached family home that is exceptionally bright and spacious Substantial accommodation extending to approx. 351 sqm (3,778sqft) including five double bedrooms and four reception rooms Beautifully manicured gardens and a site area of approximately 4 acres Off street parking for a number of cars and an internal garage Breath-taking views over the surrounding countryside and out to the Irish Sea Close proximity to a host of amenities and transport links Oil fired central heating and solar panels Secluded location behind electric gates at the top of Old Rathmichael The gardens of the property have been lovingly maintained and cared for, with manicured shrubs and beds bordering beautiful lawned areas and off street parking for a large number of cars. The wrap around gardens extend to approximately 2 acres while there are a further 2 acres of land to the rear of the gardens, currently as woodland but that could be incorporated into the garden should one wish.

This is a wonderful semi-detached family home nestled in the peaceful embrace of a quiet cul-de-sac off Corbawn Lane with every conceivable amenity available on its doorstep. This attractive property enjoys a corner site position, offering an abundance of space and presenting prospective purchasers the opportunity to extend, subject to planning permission. With full planning permission granted in 2007, reference D07A/0989, you have the rare opportunity to enhance this already delightful home by constructing a two-storey extension to the side similar to these plans. Enjoy the convenience of off-street car parking at the front of the property. Experience light-infused accommodation from the moment you step into the welcoming entrance hall. The living room which is to the front seamlessly connects to the open plan kitchen/dining room, creating an open and inviting atmosphere. This space leads gracefully to the rear garden, predominantly laid out in lawn, measuring approximately 11m (36ft) in length. A Barna shed adds practical storage, while the wide side garden offers convenient access to the front of the property. There are three well-appointed bedrooms and a bathroom at the first floor completing the living space, all providing ample space for a growing family. The rear garden of 11m (36ft) is laid out mainly in lawn surrounded by a well-defined walled boundary and abundant with mature shrubbery. There is obvious potential to extend on the wide side garden which connects to the front where there is off street parking. Features: Highly regarded family orientated cul-de-sac location Overall accommodation of approximately 77sq.m (829sq.ft) Excellent transport routes with a regular bus and DART service close by Gas fired central heating Sunny rear garden of approximately 11m (36ft) Off street parking Fitted carpets, curtains and kitchen appliances included in the sale A wide selection of excellent schools and amenities close by Only a short walk to the seafront Within a stones’ throw of Shankill Village