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Falling Water Lodge is a truly spectacular mountainside residence, a home of rare distinction built quite literally over a natural waterfall and set within 1.03 hectares (2.5 acres) of gardens of unrivalled beauty. This remarkable A2 BER rated property offers a unique opportunity to live in harmony with nature, where architectural vision and landscape combine to create an exceptional living environment. Extending to approximately 460.7 sq. m. (4,958 sq. ft.), the lodge is a substantial three-storey family home thoughtfully designed to follow the natural slope of the land. The result is a residence that integrates seamlessly into its surroundings, with access available from both ground and first floor levels. At the heart of the home lies a striking central atrium, complete with a feature staircase that rises through the house, filling the interior with light and enhancing the sense of space and connection between floors. The property has been carefully oriented as a passive solar home, with expansive south-facing windows that maximise natural light and heat, while also framing breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and distant sea. The constant presence of the waterfall and flowing stream provides a calming soundtrack that enhances the home’s tranquil atmosphere. The ground floor comprises five versatile rooms along with two bathrooms. These rooms can function as bedrooms, guest accommodation, or be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyle needs such as studios, home offices, or workshop spaces. This level offers excellent flexibility for modern living. On the first floor, a spacious landing leads into a bright and expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. This space is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with a smaller lounge area positioned to take full advantage of the soothing sounds of the waterfall. A well-proportioned bedroom and a family bathroom complete this floor. The second floor continues the theme of space and light, with three further bedrooms, a bathroom, a storeroom, and a large adaptable open area that could be used as a studio, reading space, or additional living accommodation. The grounds are nothing short of extraordinary. The 2.5 acres of natural woodland, interwoven with streams and walking trails, rise above the house to create a private and enchanting landscape. Mature trees, specimen planting, and carefully designed pathways provide ever-changing interest, while the waterfall and stream form a captivating natural focal point. To the rear, a sunny rock garden and a large, terraced kitchen garden further enhance the outdoor offering. Situated adjacent to the ancient woodland and mountain terrain of Glengarriff Nature Reserve, Falling Water Lodge enjoys a setting of exceptional natural beauty. Despite its peaceful seclusion, the property is conveniently located just five minutes from the charming village of Glengarriff, with Bantry and Kenmare both within a 20-minute drive. Cork City and Cork Airport are also easily accessible within approximately 70 minutes. This is a home unlike any other—an architectural gem in an extraordinary landscape, offering privacy, beauty, and a truly unique way of living.

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

A Distinguished Coastal Residence occupying a superb position close to the shoreline and enjoying beautiful sea views, this exceptional home captures the very essence of refined coastal living. From the moment of arrival, the property conveys a wonderful sense of tranquillity and understated luxury, where light-filled interiors and carefully designed spaces create a home that is both elegant and effortlessly welcoming. The house has been thoughtfully arranged to maximise both comfort and lifestyle. Generous living spaces flow seamlessly throughout, designed for modern living while also providing the perfect setting for relaxed entertaining. Large windows draw natural light deep into the home while framing views of the surrounding coastal landscape, allowing the sea and sky to become part of the daily experience. Every element of the interior reflects quality and proportion. The spacious double bedrooms offer comfort and privacy in equal measure, while the impressive dormer level provides outstanding versatility. This upper level can easily accommodate additional family members, visiting guests, or serve as a private retreat, making the property equally suited as a luxurious permanent residence or an exceptional coastal getaway. Outside, the gardens have been carefully planned to complement the home’s coastal setting. A sheltered morning sunspot offers the perfect place to begin the day, while the beautifully designed decked area to the rear provides an ideal setting for outdoor dining and summer entertaining, surrounded by fresh sea air and the gentle atmosphere of the coast. Few properties enjoy the privilege of such easy access to the beach while also benefiting from captivating sea views. Homes in locations such as this consistently command enduring value and desirability, offering not only a beautiful place to live but also a lifestyle defined by nature, space and serenity. Despite its exclusivity on a private road, the property retains a relaxed charm and exceptional sense of privacy. The location will appeal strongly to discerning buyers seeking a high-quality coastal residence within comfortable reach of Dublin and other major centres. The wider Wexford region is celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty and vibrant lifestyle, with attractions including JFK Park, the Irish National Heritage Park, Wexford Harbour, and an array of superb beaches and golf courses all close at hand. This remarkable home represents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented coastal property with sea views in one of Ireland’s most desirable seaside locations, a place where elegant living, privacy, and the timeless appeal of the sea come together in perfect harmony

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

Number 18 Craiglands is a superb mid-terrace, two-bedroom home, ideally positioned in an elevated setting within this highly sought-after private development just off Ardeevin Road, and within walking distance of Dalkey Heritage Town. Recently renovated to an exceptional standard, the property boasts a B3 energy rating and is presented in true turnkey condition. The current owner has undertaken extensive upgrades, including the installation of triple and double-glazed windows, internal insulation throughout, a new electric heating system, and solar panels, ensuring both comfort and energy efficiency for modern living. Extending to approximately 65 sq. m (700 sq.ft), the accommodation is thoughtfully laid out. At ground floor level, a cosy sitting room to the front features a charming wood burning stove and flows seamlessly into a bright, light-filled kitchen/dining room. This space is enhanced by a stunning bespoke Rhatigan & Hick kitchen, complete with marble countertops, integrated appliances, and clever under-stairs storage. French doors open onto a private, sunny south-westerly facing rear garden, extending to approximately 15 metres. The garden features a suntrap patio bordered by a rockery with mature planting—ideal for al fresco dining—while steps lead to an elevated lawn area with a garden shed to the rear. Upstairs, there are two spacious double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes. The front bedroom enjoys a pleasant outlook over the communal grounds with a glimpse of the sea. A newly appointed bathroom, which also accommodates the washing machine, completes the accommodation. Additional features include a hot press on the landing and access to the attic, providing excellent storage space. The communal grounds are beautifully maintained with mature landscaping throughout. The property also benefits from a one parking space, along with ample visitor parking. Features: Renovated throughout to a very high standard Highly convenient location within striking distance of Dalkey Heritage Town Well-proportioned light filled accommodation extending to approximately 65sq.m (700 sq. ft) B3 BER rating, triple and double-glazed windows, internally insulated throughout Bespoke Rhatigan & Hick kitchen with integrated appliances and marble countertop Low maintenance south facing garden approximately 15m in length One parking space and ample visitor parking New electric heating system and solar panels Beautifully maintained communal gardens Two minutes’ walk to Dalkey DART station Management fee approximately €1,900 per annum Fitted carpets, window coverings, kitchen appliances and garden shed included in the sale

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

Set amidst 0.9 of an acre of mature, landscaped gardens, Larkfield is an exceptional family residence extending to approximately 295 sq. m. (3,175 sq. ft.). Positioned on the highly sought-after Balure Lane, a discreet laneway off Church Road, this elegant home offers a rare sense of seclusion in one of South County Dublin’s most prestigious addresses. A sweeping driveway sets the tone for the tranquillity and grandeur that lie beyond. Larkfield has been lovingly extended and immaculately maintained, marrying timeless character with its substantial footprint and enviable location. Inside, the home is defined by classical proportions, elegant detailing, and interiors that are both refined and welcoming. The principal reception rooms are gracious, bright, and ideal for entertaining. The traditional drawing room, enjoying a dual aspect and centred around a handsome fireplace, provides a warm and sophisticated focal point. On the opposite side of the hall is the dining room with a door through to the study and in turn connects to the breakfast room, living room and kitchen catering effortlessly to both family life and formal occasions. An inner lobby off the kitchen opens to the rear garden and connects to the utility/laundry room, pantry and cloakroom/guest w.c. Upstairs, four generously appointed bedrooms provide comfort and serenity, each one tastefully decorated and finished to a high standard. The main suite is particularly impressive, enjoying picturesque views across the manicured gardens to the front. Throughout the home, an atmosphere of calm sophistication prevails, underpinned by a cohesive design palette and quality finishes. The grounds at Larkfield are a true sanctuary. Carefully cultivated over several decades, the gardens are framed by mature trees and sweeping lawns, with colour and texture thoughtfully layered throughout. An enchanting garden room offers an idyllic setting for al fresco dining or quiet reflection, as does the raised Indian sandstone patio with its patio heater and generous awning. Beyond the formal planting, a once lively tennis court now lies gently overgrown, offering an exciting opportunity for restoration or reinvention within the landscape. A series of discreet outbuildings and storage sheds provide valuable functionality without compromising the garden’s enduring charm. Features: Elegant interior defined by classical proportions Living space of approximately 295sq.m (3,175sq.ft.) Detached garage of approximately 4.35m x 2.7m (14’27” x 8'85”), with boiler house, offering significant storage space Garden shed 4.35m x 2.7m (14'3 x 8'10) Oil fired central heating system Extensive extremely private gardens and grounds of approximately 0.9 of an acre Southwest facing rear garden of approximately 29m (95ft) enjoying sunny days and beautiful sunsets Raised Indian sandstone patio area and enchanting garden room of 4.35m x 2.7m (14’3” x 8’10”) ideal for al fresco dining Right of way from Balure Lane over Killiney Golf Course – Killiney Hill is 15 minutes away and Killiney Beach is 20 minutes away An abundance of recreational, leisure and sporting activities close by Fitted carpets, curtains and integrated kitchen appliances included in the sale

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

An excellent opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented semi-detached family residence, discreetly positioned within a quiet cul de sac and set well back from the road behind a generous front garden. Originally constructed as a four bedroom home and presently laid out as a three bed, extending to approximately 116 sqm (plus approximately 16 sq.m attic conversion) this superb home has been lovingly upgraded by the current owners and offers an ideal blend of comfort, space and modern family living. Further enhanced by a wonderfully private south west facing rear garden, it presents an exceptional opportunity in this highly regarded residential setting. The property enjoys a superb location close to an excellent range of primary and secondary schools, local shops, recreational amenities and public transport options, with easy access to surrounding villages and coastal walks. This is an area long favoured by families seeking convenience, tranquillity and a strong sense of community. The accommodation is bright, stylish and thoughtfully laid out. Upon entering, a welcoming hallway with classic black and white tiled flooring leads to a spacious living room to the front, featuring bespoke fitted joinery, a fireplace with carved timber surround and marble inset, and pocket doors opening into a stunning open plan kitchen/living/dining room. This expansive space stretches across the width of the property and enjoys wonderful natural light, with French doors opening onto the sun filled rear garden. A guest w.c. completes the ground floor.

27 Leopardstown Drive is a four-bedroom semi-detached family home, ideally positioned in this mature and highly sought-after residential location. Extending to approximately 160 sq.m/1,722 sq.ft, the property offers superbly balanced accommodation with bright, well proportioned rooms throughout. A converted garage provides valuable additional living space, ideal for growing families or those working from home. Set back from the road, the property is approached via a spacious front driveway, offering ample off street parking. Internally, the accommodation is bright, spacious and very well balanced. A welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the home, offering excellent natural light and access to all principal rooms. To the front, there is a generously sized living room with a large picture window overlooking the front garden. This reception space connects through double doors to a second living/dining room to the rear, creating a superb flow of accommodation suitable for both everyday living and more formal entertaining. Positioned at the rear of the property, the kitchen/breakfast room enjoys lovely views of the mature back garden. Fitted with a range of wall and floor units and featuring sliding doors that open directly onto the patio, this bright room offers an excellent indoor–outdoor connection and is ideal for family dining. A large reception room/study—formed from the converted garage—lies to the side of the house and provides exceptional versatility, functioning perfectly as a playroom, home office or additional living area. A shower room completes the accommodation at ground-floor level. Upstairs, the property offers four well proportioned bedrooms, each filled with natural light thanks to their large windows and pleasant outlooks. Three of the bedrooms are generous doubles with fitted wardrobes, while the fourth is ideally suited as a nursery, home office or single bedroom. A modern family bathroom completes the accommodation on this level. The rear garden is a particular feature of this property—wonderfully private, fully walled and laid out mainly in lawn, it offers excellent depth and a peaceful outlook onto mature trees and greenery. With well established planting, a patio area, and a block built shed, this garden provides an ideal outdoor setting for families, gardening enthusiasts or those who enjoy outdoor entertaining.

This charming mews offers a perfect blend of character along with generous proportions and is flooded with natural light. Nestled in one of Dublin’s most sought-after residential neighbourhoods offering a village feel yet within minutes’ walk of Dublin city centre. Accessed from Beechwood Avenue Lower, this fine home presents an opportunity to acquire an attractive private mews home yet moments away from Ranelagh village. The superb accommodation is laid out over two floors and extends to approximately 132 sqm (1421 sqft). Welcomed by an inviting entrance hall which leads into a generous L shaped reception room with dual aspect windows to front and side, comprising of living room and dining room. The well appointed kitchen offers excellent storage and is complete with integrated appliances. An additional reception room currently is use as a study or den. A generous downstairs bedroom and understairs guest bathroom complete the accommodation at this level. On the first floor there are four further rooms, one of which could be a home office with the added benefit of ensuite shower facilities. All the bedrooms offer unique charm and are flooded with natural light, whilst the master bedroom also has the added benefit of ensuite shower facilities. The main bathroom completes the accommodation.

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

Moybrook is a residence of rare distinction, discreetly positioned on one of South County Dublin’s most prestigious and coveted avenues. Set well back from Avoca Avenue on an exceptional private site extending approximately 62 metres (203 ft) from front to back (approx. 0.226 acres), this double fronted property set in beautifully landscaped gardens enjoys complete seclusion, exemplary proportions and a prized south-facing rear orientation. Extending to approximately 265 sq m (2,852 sq ft), together with an additional 15 sq m (161 sq ft) in the attic home office and 18sq m (193) sq feet) garden room, Moybrook represents a masterful fusion of classical balance, contemporary design and advanced energy efficiency, creating a home of enduring elegance ideally suited to the most discerning purchaser. The accommodation is both generous and beautifully laid out, designed to support refined family living and entertaining on an impressive scale. A welcoming, vaulted entrance hallway bathed in light, distinguished by quality tiled flooring and extensive coat/cloak storage units, immediately establishes a tone of understated sophistication. The ground floor unfolds through a sequence of elegant reception spaces, including a bright family room to the front with bespoke built-in cabinetry, Velux rooflights and a large picture window; this room could equally serve as a fifth bedroom if required. A substantial, elegant drawing room, perfect for entertaining with feature stove, built in cabinetry and further rooflights follows, leading seamlessly into the outstanding open-plan kitchen, living and dining space to the rear. Sun drenched in natural light, this exceptional room is anchored by a bespoke kitchen with feature 5 seat breakfast bar peninsula, butcher block and marble work surfaces, high end appliances, wine fridge and extensive cabinetry. A charming bay window and wide French doors open directly onto the south-facing terrace and garden, perfect for al fresco dining. A large, well-appointed utility room, a separate comms room, guest w.c. and generous understairs storage incorporating a discreet office area complete the ground floor. At first-floor level, a naturally bright gallery landing with large velux window leads to four spacious double bedrooms. The principal bedroom features a sun-drenched south facing aspect and runs from the rear to the front of the property, incorporating a generous walk-in dressing room and ensuite bathroom. The other three bright double bedrooms, one with an additional ensuite, all have bespoke fitted wardrobes. A beautifully appointed family bathroom and laundry storage press completes the accommodation on this level. A staircase rises to a large attic room currently in use as a home office, offering excellent flexibility, while a further substantial walk-in attic space provides extensive storage and presents clear potential for conversion, subject to the appropriate planning permission. The gardens at Moybrook are exceptional and have been thoughtfully and meticulously designed to provide privacy, security, ease of maintenance and year-round enjoyment. The entirely private, sunny south-facing rear garden is enclosed by an impressive granite wall and is laid primarily in an expansive granite patio, ideal for al fresco dining.

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

A beautifully designed Victorian residence with private gated parking and a sun-filled garden in the heart of Monkstown . Behind secure electronic gates on one of Monkstown’s most established residential addresses lies No. 7 Monkstown Road, an elegant Victorian residence dating from the late nineteenth century. Approached via a generous private resin driveway providing excellent off-street parking for multiple cars, this beautifully refurbished dual-aspect home has been professionally interior designed to an exacting standard. Throughout the house, original period character is thoughtfully balanced with refined contemporary finishes, creating interiors of warmth and quiet sophistication. To the rear, a delightful south-facing garden, fully decked and enclosed by an attractive granite wall, provides a wonderfully private and sun-filled outdoor retreat - an ideal setting for morning coffee after a swim at nearby Seapoint or relaxed summer evenings outdoors. There is a plumbed shed with excellent storage here. Internally, the accommodation extends to approximately 110 sq. m (1,184 sq.ft) and is arranged over two carefully considered levels. The entrance level is particularly striking, benefiting from impressive ceiling heights and large windows that allow natural light to pour into the principal reception room, creating a wonderfully bright and uplifting living space. The property’s dual-aspect orientation further enhances this sense of light and balance throughout. A number of original period features remain intact, lending charm and authenticity to the interiors. At the heart of the home lies a beautifully crafted Chalon kitchen, renowned for its timeless craftsmanship and enduring quality. The bedroom accommodation is equally well proportioned, including a generous principal bedroom suite together with additional bedrooms and stylish contemporary bathroom accommodation. The interiors have been professionally designed throughout, and the property comes with the option to purchase much of the carefully selected furniture included, presenting an exceptional turnkey opportunity.

An Extraordinary Irish Estate Village On the peaceful banks of the Grand Canal in County Kildare, lies one of Ireland's most remarkable private estate villages Rarely does an opportunity arise to acquire an entire village of such architectural integrity and character. The Village at Lyons represents not simply a property, but a living piece of Irish heritage, where re-crafted centuries-old stone buildings, landscaped courtyards, gardens complete with feature lake and water mill combine to create a setting of exceptional charm and distinction The Village at Lyons is a privately owned, beautifully restored historic village set within a pastoral landscape of rolling farmland, mature trees and waterways - an enchanting destination just a 30-minute drive from Dublin. The Village at Lyons sits beside Lyons Hill, an early medieval royal site that was the home of the Kings of Leinster from c.760AD. Originally developed in the 18 th and 19 th centuries as a thriving canal-side milling village, the buildings that form today's 20-acre estate evolved into a village in the 1820's, which had the Jolly Angler Inn, a police barracks, a lock yard, a Church of Ireland school and a towering four storey watermill. The flourmill was run by Joseph P. Shackleton, a relative of the famous Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton. The Village At Lyons was meticulously restored in the 1990's under the ownership of Dr. Tony Ryan, visionary founder of Ryanair, who dedicated himself to bringing this important Irish village back to its former glory with a passionate focus on preserving its historical character. Today, the village forms an elegant collection of rose-clad cottages arranged around intimate squares and gardens, each one carefully curated to honour the estate's rich architectural heritage while offering contemporary comfort and functionality. Every element of this remarkable property has been painstakingly restored by globally renowned master craftsmen, and the result reflects a deep respect for Ireland's craft traditions and architectural heritage. The Village at Lyons stands as one of the rarest private estate villages in Ireland and combines the timeless allure of Ireland’s historic villages with the comforts of contemporary luxury, creating a truly enchanting sanctuary. Accessed via a gated tree-lined avenue, the village immediately conveys a sense of tranquillity and grandeur. The property spans approximately 20 acres of idyllic grounds, featuring flourishing gardens, orchards, and placid waterways. Interiors showcase remarkable antique detailing and embellishments, complemented by stylish furnishings chosen with meticulous attention to detail, preserving the estate’s singular character. Accommodation includes cozy cottages, an award-winning spa and several dining and entertaining venues perfect for private use or entertaining on a grand scale. Beyond the bounds of the village, the landscape opens toward world-class stud farms, championship golf courses, and notable country houses, all deeply connected to the natural surroundings. While deeply tranquil and rooted in nature, The Village at Lyons sits only a short drive from Dublin's centre - offering a rare combination of rural serenity and urban accessibility. Opportunities to acquire a complete historic village are almost unheard of. The Village at Lyons offers a singular chance to steward a piece of Ireland's cultural and architectural heritage whilst shaping its next chapter. Whether envisioned as a private estate of extraordinary distinction; a flagship leisure destination, global leadership wellness or creative retreat; or a long-term heritage investment, this remarkable property presents a truly unparalleled offering in the Irish market. Exclusive Marketing Agents in the United States, Sotheby's International Realty New York - Sharon Buckely, Eileen Angelo, Max Collins.

An attractive and exquisite home sympathetically set within the fabric of an historic corn mill and magically situated within private grounds on the banks of the river Liffey and including the original cascading mill race canal. In all about 3 acres (1.2 hectares) and extending to 6,900 square feet or 641 square metres of accommodation with 5 Bedrooms and 4 Bathrooms. With the resplendent red brick exterior stretching up to four and five floors and abutting the cascading mill wheel canal The Old Mill is enchanting and extremely picturesque. The restoration and conversion of the building into a home magically marries the rare original industrial charm with contemporary living requirements, to create an utterly enticing and fun home. The unashamedly industrial themed interior incorporates well thought out living spaces punctuated with original millstones, corn elevator shafts, massive ceiling beams, rustic timber staircases and ladders, white-washed walls and varying ceiling heights to alluring effect. A flagged stone reception hall retains the original corn milling wheels behind a glass wall and features the rustic mill staircase to the upper floors and leads to a study, an office, a spacious bathroom with a large bath, a shower and a sauna and two bedrooms, one with a hobbit like door to an enclosed walled garden. The first floor has a large open plan kitchen with a fully fitted kitchen, large breakfast counter worktop, industrial themed lighting and incorporating original mill fittings and equipment to great effect. It leads to a fine living room with a large cast iron stove and used as a dining and television space, off the kitchen there is a large pantry. The second floor has an incredible double height studio space with an evocative mix of tall, white-washed walls and exposed timber beams and boards and, again, incorporating original mill components. A large cast iron stove ample warms the space and there are two stairs to an upper mezzanine library floor. Itself opening onto the third-floor landing, which leads to the marvellously generous master bedroom suite with a large bedroom and interconnecting shower room and dressing room. There are two further bedrooms (on the second floor) one with a shower room ensuite and the other served by a second shower room on the landing hall. The final fifth or attic floor was previously utilised as an art studio space and is currently used as a gym and store. Bounding the river Liffey and including a fine riverbank stretch, one part opening into a natural river swimming hole or pool, the gardens are well-timbered and private. A striking cut-stone aqueduct bridge, Victoria Bridge, dates to 1837 and forms a great folly backdrop to the gardens. An original wrought iron bridge beside the impressive and large timber mill wheel leads to the gardens, abundant with wildlife and having an island like feel, being bounded by the canal and river. Although usefully also be accessed by vehicular gate. The mill wheel is thought capable of generating 3kw of electricity per hour, or more, in a recent appraisal. Historically and architecturally significant The Old Mill has a rare magical quality and retains much of the original industrial mill equipment makes a truly unique and enchanting home. Milling activity on the grounds is thought to date back to the 14th-century. The current mill is largely late Georgian, circa 1810, in composition but likely incorporates earlier structures. A mill illustrated on maps back to 1654 in the mid-17th-century.

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

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

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

Cliftonville is a refined detached Victorian residence of exceptional scale, architectural integrity and understated grandeur, superbly positioned on Monkstown Road - one of South County Dublin’s most prestigious and enduringly desirable coastal addresses. Set well back from the road behind an elegant façade and granite steps, the property occupies approximately 0.2 acres of mature, private grounds and extends to approximately 366 sq metres (3,940 sq ft) of beautifully balanced accommodation arranged over four levels. The house combines the elegance, proportion and craftsmanship of a classic period home with the comfort, refinement and functionality required for modern family living. In the ownership of the present custodians for over 23 years, Cliftonville has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully upgraded throughout. Original architectural features have been carefully preserved and celebrated, including ornate ceiling coving, centre roses, fine fireplaces, working shutters and generous ceiling heights, creating a home of rare cohesion, authenticity and timeless appeal. A flight of granite steps rises to an impressive entrance hall, a space of immediate impact featuring fine ceiling coving, a centre rose and a striking feature archway that establishes the elegant symmetry of the house. The principal reception rooms are exceptionally well proportioned and ideally suited to both formal entertaining and everyday living. The drawing room is a magnificent dual-aspect room with sliding sash windows, working shutters, ornate cornicing and a handsome Adam-style marble fireplace. Opposite lies the equally impressive dining room, again dual-aspect, featuring wide plank floorboards, a fine marble chimneypiece with gas fire inset, elaborate ceiling detailing and a discreet dumbwaiter connecting directly to the kitchen. Also at this level is a refined study/family room, offering excellent flexibility of use, together with a beautifully appointed guest W.C. finished with beautiful Crema Marfil marble tiling, antique-style fittings and a sash window. There is a door from the return leading down to the garden, to accommodate entertaining. On the first-floor return there is a bedroom with a window to the side and built in wardrobes. In addition, there is a beautifully finished family bathroom, notable for its generous proportions and freestanding cast-iron bath. The first floor is arranged around a generous and elegant landing. To the rear is a large double bedroom enjoying elevated glimpses towards Howth via sash windows with working shutters and an excellent range of fitted wardrobes. Two further double bedrooms are positioned to the front overlooking Monkstown Road, both featuring sash windows with working shutters, bespoke wardrobes and fine ceiling work. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, extending to over seven metres in length and incorporating extensive fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. On the second floor return, a further double bedroom enjoys fitted wardrobes and elevated coastal views across rooftops with views of Dublin Bay and Howth, making it ideal as a guest suite, private study or retreat.

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

Willow Lodge is a distinguished Regency residence of notable scale and presence, occupying an elevated position on one of Monkstown’s most discreet and sought-after residential roads. Extending to approximately 4,000 sq.ft. (372 sq.m) and set on a c. 0.25 acre site, the house enjoys commanding views to the rear across the rooftops of Monkstown, taking in Monkstown Parish Church and unfolding towards Dublin Bay. Presented in excellent decorative order throughout, the property offers a rare and carefully judged balance between elegant reception spaces and generous bedroom accommodation, creating a home that is as suited to refined entertaining as it is to everyday family life. The house is approached through a fine entrance hallway, immediately setting the tone with its marble tiled floor, ornate ceiling coving and centre rose, feature archway and an elegant fanlight above the front door. From here, French doors lead, via a short flight of steps, directly to the rear garden, establishing a strong connection between the principal living spaces and the outdoors. Flanking the hallway are two superb formal reception rooms. The drawing room is a beautifully proportioned, dual-aspect space, flooded with natural light through sliding sash windows with working shutters to both front and rear. Original wide plank floorboards, intricate ceiling detailing and a striking marble chimneypiece combine to create a room of real presence and warmth. Opposite, the dining room is equally impressive, centred around an elegant Adam-style marble fireplace and offering a gracious setting for formal dining and entertaining. To the rear of the house lies a refined study/library, a calm and contemplative space with panelled walls and ceiling, bespoke shelving and elevated views over the garden and the surrounding rooftops, with Monkstown Parish Church forming a particularly attractive focal point. The upper floors provide four generously proportioned bedrooms, each enjoying excellent natural light and outlook. The principal bedroom suite is especially impressive, benefitting from elevated views towards Dublin Bay, an excellent range of built-in wardrobes and a luxuriously appointed en suite bathroom. The remaining bedrooms are served by high-quality en suite or adjacent bathroom facilities, all finished to a consistently high standard. At garden level, the house opens into a superb kitchen/breakfast room, thoughtfully designed around a substantial feature island and anchored by a gas-fired, four-oven AGA. French doors open directly onto the rear garden, enhancing the sense of flow between inside and out. This level also incorporates a comfortable family room, utility room, a fifth bedroom, and a beautifully finished shower room, creating a highly functional and flexible living environment ideal for modern family life. Willow Lodge stands on approximately 0.25 acre of mature and thoughtfully landscaped gardens. To the rear, an expansive Indian sandstone patio extends across the width of the house, providing an ideal setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Raised granite walls frame a variety of mature shrubs, trees and planting, while beyond lies a generous lawned area leading to a large garden shed and breakfast patio, there is a further sunken patio bordered by olive trees which is perfectly positioned as a sheltered suntrap. To the front and side, the property is accessed via wrought iron double gates leading to a large gravelled parking area offering space for multiple vehicles - a rare and valuable feature for a period home of this calibre. The front garden features a specimen Myrtle tree, box hedging and a granite cobble stone pedestrian path leading to the front door. The overall setting combines privacy, maturity and practicality in equal measure.

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

Originally constructed in c.1960 and comprehensively renovated in 2019 to an exceptional standard, this outstanding home now presents in true showhouse condition with an impressive B3 energy rating. Thoughtfully redesigned for modern living, it seamlessly blends timeless elegance with contemporary efficiency in one of South County Dublin’s most desirable residential settings. Positioned on a highly sought-after, no-through road just off Kill Avenue, the property enjoys a peaceful, resident-only setting while remaining superbly connected to every conceivable amenity. From the moment you step inside, a generous entrance hallway sets the tone for the quality within. Striking herringbone flooring flows effortlessly through to the expansive open-plan reception and kitchen area, creating a sense of cohesion and understated luxury. The beautifully proportioned reception room features a 6kW inset wood-burning stove, forming a warm and inviting focal point. Dual-aspect glazing from front to back floods the space with natural light throughout the day — morning sunshine to the front, evening glow to the rear — enhancing the sense of space and comfort. The kitchen is both elegant and highly functional, appointed with quartz countertops, a classic Belfast sink, sleek contemporary cabinetry, and premium Neff appliances. Designed with entertaining in mind, this space effortlessly connects indoors and out via patio doors leading to the landscaped rear garden. The sunny rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to provide a stylish yet low-maintenance outdoor retreat. Porcelain paving and high-quality artificial grass create a versatile space ideal for family life and entertaining alike. A substantial block-built shed to the rear offers exciting potential as a home office, studio, gym, or creative workspace — a rare and valuable addition for modern living. This home has been upgraded with sustainability and efficiency at its core: There are Triple-glazed windows throughout; a Composite front door; 2.6kW Solar PV system with hot water diverter to maximise unused energy; Hive smart heating controls for remote management; Radiators sized to accommodate lower flow temperatures and future-proofed for potential heat pump installation. The result is a comfortable, energy-conscious home with reduced utility costs and excellent long-term adaptability. The attic presents clear conversion potential, with many neighbouring properties within the estate having already undertaken similar enhancements — offering scope to further increase accommodation if desired (subject to the appropriate planning permissions). Features: Attractive 3 bedroom bungalow of approximately 85 sq.m (915 sq.ft). Presented in excellent decorative order representing a turn-key walk-into situation. Built-in c.1960 and renovated in 2019 now offering a green mortgage B3 energy rating. Attractive interiors and fittings, with herringbone flooring and attractive kitchen units and worktop. Triple glazed windows throughout and composite front door. Heating system was fully replaced in 2019, Hive smart heating controls were installed allowing you to monitor and control the heating remotely. This home has a 2.6kw Solar PV system installed along with a hot water diverter for unused excess energy generation to help reduce gas and electricity. Gravelled off street parking for three cars with EV Car Charging Point. Landscaped low maintenance private rear garden with artificial grass and a large garden store. Park Pointe shopping centre offering a host of amenities, Honey Park playground and parks within walking distance. Within easy access to the N11, M50 and the airport