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Nestled in the picturesque village of Kilumney, Ovens, stands a remarkable piece of history – Apsley House, an enchanting 19th-century period house. This three-bay, two-storey dwelling boasts an awe-inspiring six-bay elevation on its east side, exuding timeless elegance and character. Situated adjacent, are the ruins of the Bride Flour mill which was owned by the Morton Family. In 1848 the Morton’s moved into Apsley house. Milling continued until the end of the 19 th century, further deepening its historical significance. Apsley House has been lovingly restored and meticulously renovated by its current owner, making it a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern comfort. Notable upgrades include comprehensive replumbing and rewiring, underfloor heating, a new slate roof, replacement of all windows where possible and otherwise renovated and the shutters retained, modern bathrooms, a state-of-the-art kitchen designed and installed by Linehan's Design Ltd, and a redecoration throughout the interior and exterior. As you step inside, you are greeted by a grand living room adorned with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that provide a splendid view of the entrance. The beautiful kitchen overlooks a south-facing terrace. Additionally, on the ground floor, you'll find a cozy bedroom with an ensuite, complemented by an adjoining office or living area – ideal for accommodating an au pair or providing a private retreat. Venturing to the first floor, you'll discover three spacious bedrooms, including two elegantly appointed rooms and a large family room with floor-to-ceiling windows that offer captivating views of the entrance. Set upon approximately one acre of meticulously landscaped gardens and grounds, Apsley House provides a tranquil oasis within a bustling world. A sweeping driveway leads to a gravel parking area in front of the house, providing ample space for guests. The gardens themselves are a testament to nature's beauty, featuring a variety of mature trees, shrubs, and flowering plants that lend colour and charm throughout the year. To the rear of the property are the old stables which are currently used as out houses but could easily be converted into an office space or gym. Aspley house is situated j ust a 20 minute drive from the City, 10 minutes from Ballincollig, 3 Mins to Ovens where there are shops, a school and a church. It has excellent links to the south ring road network and is a short stroll to Kilumney Village which has two shops, a garage and the very popular Kilumney Inn. Apsley House is not merely a home; it's a living testament to the past, meticulously preserved and thoughtfully updated to offer modern comfort. It stands as a testament to the enduring allure of period homes, a place where history and contemporary living coexist in perfect harmony.

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

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

A sprawling 55-acre landscape of awe-inspiring natural splendor, the resplendent Knockglass House stands as a timeless embodiment of 18 th century elegance and allure. Nestled within this picturesque expanse, a majestic forest-framed winding road guides you to the property's entrance, unveiling a verdant oasis of open greenery that unfolds before your eyes. On arrival a captivating home extends its warm welcome, offering a tantalizing preview of the marvels that await within. Passing through the stately grand front door, you are ushered into a magnificent entrance hallway, where echoes of history whisper through meticulously restored ceiling coving and intricate touring ceilings overhead. To the left, an expansive drawing room invites you to bask in its inviting embrace, each step a passage through time where heritage seamlessly intertwines with modern comforts. On the right side of the entrance hallway, an equally expansive reception room extends a serene invitation, its panoramic windows offering sweeping views of the rolling lands beyond. Further exploration leads to the practical yet exquisitely styled utility room, with Miele appliances and smart storage solutions. Adjacent to this functional space, a well-appointed study beckons, providing a secluded enclave for focused contemplation and work. The heart of the home unfolds as you traverse the inner hallway, revealing an impeccably designed solid birch ply fitted kitchen adorned with Italian arabescato corchia marble countertops and a classic Belfast sink. The adjoining pantry, boot room, and utility share the same exquisite craftsmanship and quality. A central breakfast island offers an ideal perch to savor the garden's tranquility through expansive glass patio doors. Abundant natural light pours in through two impressive pyramid roof lights, illuminating the space where an electric AGA stands as both a culinary centerpiece and a nod to modern functionality. A delightful surprise awaits in the southwest-facing living room, where a concealed bar emerges from within a cleverly integrated wall cove, adding a touch of sophistication and conviviality to gatherings and entertainment. The ambiance is further elevated by a collection of six fireplaces, four of which are original Georgian masterpieces meticulously restored and integrated throughout the residence, infusing refinement into every nook. Solid oak flooring graces the ground floor, enhanced with underfloor heating for a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary luxury. Ascending to the first floor via hand-carved banister and finials reveals a realm of opulence. The master bedroom, complete with an indulgent dressing room and en-suite bathroom, radiates a sense of lavishness, providing a personal sanctuary to unwind each day. Four additional bedrooms grace this level, three of which boast en-suite bathrooms adorned with exquisite details, including a Cuprosa Copper bath and a free-standing Hampshire cast iron slipper bath. Beyond the main house, a converted self-contained two bedroom barn, featuring its own kitchen, living area, and family bathroom. A cluster of 17 versatile outbuildings serve as storage sheds and stables, hinting at the potential for farming or equestrian pursuits. The walled garden/orchard, adorned with mature hedging and trees, offers an enchanting backdrop for outdoor relaxation and recreation. To the right of the main house, a double-fronted car garage seamlessly combines practicality with aesthetic charm. Meandering along a stone path from here leads to the picturesque river Deel, where fishing rights for salmon and trout await, inviting you to bask in nature's magnificence. Two expansive grass fields beckon for leisurely strolls or recreational pursuits, completing the idyllic outdoor panorama. *Please note some photographs include virtual furnishings

Orwell Place is located within the renowned Cairn Home built Marianella development in the heart of Rathgar. Apartment 33 is a superb two bedroom dual aspect penthouse apartment. Flooded with natural light and offering spacious, well laid out luxurious accommodation fitted throughout to a very high standard. Currently owner occupied this fine property will appeal to both owners and investors. Sitting amongst magnificent, landscaped gardens and grounds benefitting from one underground car parking space. Offering excellent facilities including gymnasium, steam room, sauna, lounge, media/cinema room and private meeting room, playground are all available to residents. The accommodation which extends to approximately 96m² (1033 sq. ft) comprising welcoming reception hall with oak timber flooring and excellent storage cupboard, plumbed utility, fully fitted shower room, two generous bedrooms with built in storage, master suite with dressing area. The well-appointed generous open plan kitchen / dining / living room provides direct access to the light filled south facing balcony area perfect for sitting and enjoying your morning coffee. There are two double bedroom both with balcony access. The master suite is generous in size and provides walk in wardrobe and an impressive master bathroom suite. Marianella is an exceptionally finished Cairn Homes development of houses and apartments set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds. The development is further enhanced by a host of amenities including an exclusive wellness suite and gym and a private cinema room. Situated in the highly sought after Victorian suburb of Rathgar, Marianella is surrounded by excellent restaurants, cafes and leisure facilities. Its close proximity to Dublin City Centre makes Marianella the perfect option for those who love the hustle and bustle of glamorous city life but like to have a calm oasis only a few kilometres away. Also within easy reach are the villages of Milltown, Ranelagh, together with the LUAS, bus routes, local schools and colleges, sports and leisure facilities and the Dodder Linear Park. Features: • Spacious top floor apartment surrounded by communal gardens and grounds • Dual aspect with balconies off the living space and the bedrooms • Floor area of approximately 96m² (1033 sq.ft) • One secure underground car parking space. • Exceptionally well fitted Cairn Home built development a short walk to Rathgar Village • Excellent resident’s facilities including gym with steam room and sauna, meeting room and resident’s lounge, cinema room and green area with playground. • McNally Fitted Kitchen • Thermostatic-zoned underfloor heating throughout • Energy efficient fresh air and heat recovery ventilation (HRV) system

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

Lisney Sothebys International Realty are thrilled to present Swan House Estate, which is located on c. 24 acres of breath-taking countryside, with magnificent views of the MacGuillicudhy Reeks Mountain range, private c. 3 acre stocked lake and the Kerry Blackwater river. With its stunning beauty and wide range of outdoor activities and amenities, this property truly has something to offer everyone. One of the standout features of Swan House Estate is its 550m stretch of the Kerry Blackwater river, a spate river that is renowned for its excellent salmon fishing. This stretch of river provides a truly unique and memorable experience for anglers, with a prolific summer and autumn salmon run that offers some of the finest salmon fishing in Ireland. Whether you're an experienced fisherman or a beginner, the Kerry Blackwater is the perfect place to enjoy the sport in a serene and peaceful environment. For those who enjoy hunting and shooting, Swan House Estate is a true paradise, with abundant bird life, including grouse, woodcock, and pheasant, as well as a healthy population of deer, rabbit, and hare. With its rolling hills, tranquil forests, and pristine rivers and lakes, this property provides a wealth of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're an experienced hunter or a beginner, the estate is the perfect place to indulge your passion and enjoy the thrill of the chase. In addition to its outdoor activities, Swan House Estate is also conveniently located just 10 minutes from the town of Kenmare, which is renowned for its excellent restaurants, cafes, and shops, as well as its cultural and historical heritage. The town is also a hub for outdoor pursuits, with a range of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and water sports, making it the perfect place to experience the beauty of the Kerry countryside. The main residence at Swan House Estate, is a 6-bedroom spacious property that has been designed with both comfort and style in mind. The house boasts stunning views of the countryside and the river, providing a peaceful and serene environment that is truly unique. The interiors are spacious, well-appointed, and tastefully decorated, offering the perfect blend of comfort and elegance. The property also boasts extensive leisure facilities including a well-equipped gymnasium, sauna, steam room and a games room with a full-sized pool table. The house is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day of outdoor pursuits, or to host family and friends. In conclusion, Swan House Estate is a truly exceptional property that offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and natural beauty. With its stunning views, comfortable interiors, and tranquil outdoor spaces, this property is the perfect place to relax and unwind, or to host family and friends. The estate's ample hunting and shooting opportunities, along with its renowned salmon fishing on the Kerry Blackwater river, make this property a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the beauty and peace of the Kerry countryside at its best, and book your viewing today!

Bayview House, a remarkable property in Arthurstown County Wexford that sits on 1 acre. The property boasts a captivating blend of modern architecture and historical allure, highlighted by a charming old church ruin dating back to the 14th century and Norman era within its premises and panoramic views of the scenic River Barrow. Renovated in the late 1990s, the house seamlessly fuses contemporary construction with the nostalgic ambiance of the past, creating a truly one-of-a-kind setting. Accessible through a shared road, an electric gate entrance leads to the property's paved driveway, lined with stone walls, providing both security and aesthetic appeal. Upon entering the property through the front door, you are immediately welcomed by a spacious entrance hall, accompanied by an adjoining WC/Utility Room. Positioned to the right of the entrance hall, the kitchen/breakfast room boasts the charm of tile and Honduras pitch pine flooring, complemented by elegant beech countertops. Its amenities include an electric cooker and traditional double glazed sash windows with dual aspects, infusing the space with natural light. Flowing seamlessly from the kitchen/breakfast room, the dining room awaits, accessible through inviting French doors. This expansive dining area, adorned with Honduras pitch pine flooring, beautifully constructed timber ceilings and dual aspect traditional double glazed sash windows, offers a gateway to the outdoors on the north side of the property, treating occupants to breathtaking views of the water and the serene rear garden. On the left side of the entrance hall, the sitting room takes stage, showcasing the warmth of Honduras pitch pine flooring, enhanced by dual aspect sash windows that invite the outdoors in, and a captivating feature fireplace constructed using salvaged brick and a pitch pine mantle with an old belt fan. Nestled adjacent to the sitting room is Bedroom 1, complete with an ensuite bathroom and adorned with dual aspect windows. Its location ensures both convenience and effortless accessibility. The ground floor also features underfloor heating. The first floor of the building can be reached via a salvaged pitch pine, leading to the living room. This living room boasts Honduras pitch pine flooring, picture window overlooking the water, dual aspect sash windows, and it provides access to a terrace. The terrace offers picturesque views of the water and the rear garden. Moving along the hallway, you'll find a family room adjacent to which is the family bathroom. Bedroom 3, which overlooks the rear garden, is also located in this area. At the end of the hallway, you'll discover bedroom 2, which includes an ensuite bathroom. This bedroom is adorned with dual aspect sash windows that allow ample sunlight to brighten the space. The property has been carefully tended to, resulting in a remarkable ground that is located away from the main road providing peace and privacy. At the rear of the property, a generously sized patio area awaits, an ideal setting for entertaining visitors or finding solace as you gaze upon the captivating expanse of the Barrow River and the picturesque rural landscape beyond. This collective arrangement produces an atmosphere of tranquility and elegance. The property is north facing towards the water and offers a range of modern amenities, including oil central heating for efficient warmth and comfort. The doors are very high-quality pitch pine sheeted doors made specifically for the dwelling; the skirting boards & architraves are also Honduras pitch pine. Alongside this, an advanced EPH heating system is seamlessly accessible through smartphones, allowing convenient temperature control and scheduling. The added feature of external cameras enhances security, enabling vigilant surveillance of the property's surroundings. The property is also equipped with a house alarm providing security as well as an aesthetically pleasing natural slate roof.

No 16 Chapelgate is a top floor 3 bedroom apartment with more to offer than the average apartment. For starters at 95sqm (1,022sqft) there is simply bundles of living space most of which is in the open plan living dinning room. There is plenty of storage space and two large balconies which split the days sunshine between them. Although in need of thorough redecoration and some light refurbishment (the balconies for example need some attention) the property presents an excellent opportunity for those exploring the idea of downsizing, for first time buyers or any shrewd investor looking to pad out their portfolio. Features: Secure gated residential location Third floor three bedroom apartment Dual aspect balconies One secure car parking space Gas fired central heating Three bedrooms, two bathrooms Solid doors throughout Large reception room with access to dual aspect balconies Stunning city views towards the Dublin Mountains Extensive attic storage Newly fitted Gloworm gas boiler Chapelgate is situated in an incredibly convenient part of town behind security gates. No 16 comes with the added benefit of two designated parking spaces in the underground carpark.

Daneswell Place is a modern development of substantial family homes in a fantastic location. No 20 Daneswell Place is a five bedroomed home presented in show house condition with off street parking for 2 cars (complete with EV charge points) and a larger than average rear garden. This superb home was built to the highest standard in 2019 and features an A-rated BER, designer kitchen by Nolan Kitchens, Villeroy & Boch sanitary wear, custom interior furnishings by Ventura Design, five large bedrooms (two ensuite), ample off-street parking, and a sunny south facing back garden, making this simply a must-see home for those looking in the Dublin 9 area. No. 0 The ‘Rose-style’ home extends to over 238.5sqm (2,500 sq ft) of wonderfully elegant and light filled accommodation in walk in condition. The accommodation, which is laid out over 3 levels, comprises gracious entrance hallway with spacious guest w.c. Continue down the hall to a large open plan kitchen, dining, and family area. The kitchen units are in frame hand painted units by Nolan Kitchens and finished with stonework tops in the kitchen area and on the large island. Sliding doors leads to an impressive living room featuring custom made units and strip lighting either side of the eye-catching electric fire. Upstairs the master bedroom is set to the front of the property and features two large walk-in wardrobe spaces, and a large ensuite. Bedroom two and bedroom three feature built in wardrobes, and bedroom two also has access to the first-floor shower room. The utility room with space for washer and dryer completes the first-floor accommodation. The second floor comprises of bedrooms four and five, two large double bedrooms with both with built in wardrobes and an ensuite in bedroom four. A large bathroom features a bathtub and walk in shower. There is a large room to the rear which is currently being used as an auxiliary family room but could just as easily be a home office or children’s play room. The back garden enjoys a highly sought-after sunny south facing orientation and has been beautifully landscaped by the current owners and makes for an ideal space to entertain friends and family at a summer BBQ or simply sit and enjoy the afternoon and evening sunshine. Features: Stunning 5 bedroom family home Excellent location Off street parking x 2 with EV points Large south facing low maintenance rear garden with side access Air-to-water heat pumps Wall panelling included as standard as per the show house High specification, in-frame, hand-painted designer kitchens by Nolan Kitchens Stone worktops as standard as per showhouse Miele Kitchen appliances Villeroy & Boch sanitary wear Heated chrome towel rails in bathrooms and en-suites ‘His & Hers’ Walk-in wardrobes to the Master bedroom Built-in wardrobes to all bedrooms

Introducing No 62 Ellesmere Avenue, a classic red brick end of terrace period home nestled in the heart of Dublin 7. This charming property, is now in need of X refurbishment but with its timeless classic period appeal and extremely convenient location, offers three spacious bedrooms and presents an exciting opportunity for both homemakers and investors alike. With its traditional red brick exterior, this home effortlessly captures the essence of its period, evoking a sense of character and nostalgia. The interior is waiting to be transformed into a modern masterpiece, allowing you to put your own personal touch on every detail. This property presents a blank canvas for those with a vision, offering an ideal project for homeowners who wish to create their dream living space or investors looking to add value to their portfolio. The accommodation currently comprises three generous bedrooms, providing ample space for family living or accommodating guests. The layout offers versatility and potential for reconfiguration to suit individual needs and preferences. The accommodation includes two generous reception rooms at hall level one with a wc shower room and could be used as an auxiliary bedroom. There is also an open plan kitchen / dinning room to the rear and access from here to the rear garden which is ideal for summer barbeques with family and friends. Upstairs there are three well proportioned bedrooms with a bathroom and separate and an additional wc. There is a two storey return which makes the property deceptively large at 127sqm / 1367sqft. Features: 127sqm / 1367sqft. Of accommodation approximately Deceptively spacious property Classic red brick façade Side entrance Suitable for home makers or investors alike Popular and extremely convenient location Gas fired central heating

The sale of this outstanding property represents the rarest of opportunities to acquire an imposing residence in this most prestigious location, where properties of this calibre rarely come to the Open Market. No 30 Iona Crescent has been brought to its maximum potential by the current owners with modern finish offset with original features one might expect of a Strain built home throughout this fine period residence. This 4 bedroom semi-detached red brick extends to almost 2,000 sqft (182sqm) and has instant appeal on approach while the interiors impress even further. Every aspect of this first rate family home has been planned and thought out thoroughly, refurbished and renovated in great sympathy with the character of the era while also providing a high degree of comfort and space for modern living. ‘Curb appeal’ is a phrase over used in property but without doubt applies here in spades from the double bay window to the ornate detail in the timber work which frames the attic room on the second floor. The property is accessed via wrought iron gate, red brick pillars with granite capping stone and a beautifully designed red and black tiled pathway which leads to a stunning doorway with original door, stained glass panels and full brick archway over head which is one of the tell-tale signs of Alexander Strain’s detailed designs. The sash windows have been preserved whilst the glass has been upgraded to ‘Energlaze microthin’ double glazing throughout to increase the energy efficiency. Off the hallway there are two reception rooms which have been carefully renovated to preserve the intricate period features from fire surround to door frames, architraves and plasterwork. There are several original fireplaces still in tact they create a stunning focal point in each of the interconnecting living and dining rooms. To the rear the current owners have created a kitchen space which successfully connects the old with the new, the garden and the living accommodation. The open plan kitchen / living / dining room is the heart of the home with an island unit at the centre, a modern dual control Aga and a separate utility room complete with Fisher & Paykel hob. From here double doors connect this space to the formal reception rooms and the private low maintenance rear garden. A guest wc which is disguised under the stairs completes the ground floor accommodation. The first floor comprises 3 bedrooms and the main bathroom. The Master Bedroom to the front of the property has a large footprint, the full width of the property with a bay window and feature fireplace and all the intricate detail in the plaster and doorframes and window surrounds evident in the reception rooms. There are two generous double rooms, bedroom two also has a feature fireplace while the room on the return is next to the main bathroom complete with a separate free standing bath double shower with rainwater option and wood panelling. The second floor is an original attic room with a new dormer window and additional shower room. This space could easily accommodate busy kids in the afternoon, Mom and Dad working from home or as a fourth bedroom. The view from the dormer window to the rear will be a surprise to those not familiar to the area with a vista as far as Dublin Airport in the distance. Features: Alexander Strain built home Red brick façade with a double bay window Extended to approximately 2,000 sqft (182sqm) All the character of the era has been beautifully preserved Improved energy efficiency Open plan kitchen / living accommodation Superb location in the heart of Glasnevin D9 Close to all the amenities that make this location one of Dublins most sought after Enviable address in Iona Crescent

No 47 Abington is a detached family home offering unparalleled luxury and comfort throughout its substantial 418 sqm (4,390 sq ft) of accommodation. Situated within one of Irelands most exclusive developments only 20km north of Dublin City Centre and less than 10 minutes drives from Dublin International Airport the property is afforded a high degree of privacy. Set amidst private beautifully maintained gardens. Abington is located on the edge of Malahide Village comprising 50 luxurious residences set in a total of 43 acres of beautiful parkland surrounded by lush woodland belts and hedgerow close to Malahide Castle Demense, the picturesque estuary and the boating Marina. Designed with family living in mind the property has been thoroughly renovated with no expense spared and now presents as truly turn key. The layout and quality of the interior is sure to meet the demands of even the most exacting purchasers. From the moment you drive through the wrought-iron gates the tone is set to high end with space in abundance at every turn from the magnificent landscaped gardens complete with heated pool, double garage with a self contained loft style apartment and the exquisite internal accommodation, no expense has been spared. Features Detached residence of 418sqm / 4500sqft Site of approximately half an acre Detached double garage with 1 bed apt overhead Self contained 1 bedroom loft style apartment Exquisite landscaped gardens Surrounded by mature trees which offer great privacy Sunny aspect to the gardens and patio areas Private heated swimming pool of appox 6x12 m Underfloor heating (Gas Fired) Superbly appointed accommodation in turn key condition Incredible attention to detail match by the quality of the fittings throughout the home

Torca Lodge is an exceptionally fine detached Victorian family home located on this quiet elevated residential road with stunning sea views out to Bray Head and the Sugar Loaf, it stands on approximately 0.2 acre and benefits from a mature sunny wraparound garden. The house was extended to the side and rear approximately 25 years ago, and there is a wonderful balance of period features and modern comforts throughout. It still retains many original features including sliding sash windows, high ceilings, original plasterwork, and chimney pieces. Vehicular gates open into a large, graveled driveway providing off street parking for several cars, bordered by granite outcrops and a beautifully landscaped front garden with gated pedestrian access to one side of the property. Granite steps lead up to the front door flanked by two female Sphinx statues. The light filled well-proportioned accommodation extends to approximately 275sq.m (2,960sq. ft) over two levels, at hall level there is a porch entrance opening into the reception hall. Off the hall there are two very fine reception rooms, both are dual aspect with period features. To the rear there is a cosy family room with an open fireplace which opens through to the kitchen/dining room, this space is the heart of the home and has a great connection to the garden. There is a snug seating area with an open fire to one end and the kitchen is fitted with a range of Shaker style units with French doors opening out to the rear garden. There is access from the kitchen and the front reception room into a sunroom that opens out to the side garden. A guest bedroom, shower room and utility complete the accommodation at this level. At first floor level there are five bedrooms, two to the front of the house which are light filled, with access from the master bedroom onto a south facing terrace with breathtaking panoramic views out to Bray and the Sugar Loaf. There are three further bedrooms to the rear, one with an en suite shower room. There is access from the rear hall onto a second sun terrace overlooking the garden which enjoys good afternoon sun. The rear garden measures approximately 22m in length and is beautifully landscaped with a large patio with a water feature, this is the ideal spot for al fresco dining and barbeques in summertime. Steps lead up to a lawned garden which benefits from immense privacy and seclusion bordered by lovely old granite walls. Features: Highly sought after prestigious residential address A very fine detached six-bedroom family home on approximately 0.2acre Floor area of approximately 275sq.m (2,960sq. ft) Many period features of the Victorian era Off street parking for numerous cars Two sun terraces Panoramic sea views to Bray Head and the Sugar Loaf Surrounded by many excellent schools, recreational & leisure facilities Large private south-westerly facing garden approximately 22m (72 ft) in length Gas fired central heating Scope to extend subject to planning permission Dalkey Heritage Town and Killiney Hill on your doorstep Excellent transport links via the 59 & 7 bus, the DART & Aircoach on the doorstep Shortcut to Vico Road via The Cat’s Ladder Fitted carpets, window coverings and appliances included in the sale Torca Lodge stands on approximately 0.2 of an acre of mature private grounds, to the front there is a large, gravel driveway providing off street parking for several cars. The rear garden measures approximately 22m in length and is beautifully landscaped with a large patio with a water feature, this is the ideal spot for al fresco dining and barbeques in summertime. Steps lead up to a lawned garden which benefits from immense privacy and seclusion, and all-day sun as the garden wraps around the house and faces south to the side and west at the back.

Welcome to Villa Lilla, a truly extraordinary property on an elevated seashore oasis of circa 15 acres. Just off the famous “Ring of Kerry” and “Wild Atlantic Way,” this unique haven is located between the enchanting towns of Kenmare and Sneem, on the North shore of Kenmare Bay, 2 km East of the Parknasilla Hotel and Golf Course. With an impressive 500 meters of private sea coast, a secluded sandy beach, a sheltered mooring, a boathouse with slip and pier, and the private “Coongar” Island, this property offers a truly captivating and utterly peaceful coastal lifestyle. The main house, the guest house, the office/farm building and boathouse are all architect designed, surrounded by woods, pastureland and the sea. Additionally, a 20-meter diameter rescue helipad adds a touch of practicality and convenience. Rising from the 6 meter seashore cliff, the desirable elevation of this property provides breath-taking views, with the three main buildings enjoying an elevated position at 14 meters above high water level, offering awe-inspiring 180 degree panoramic views across the Bay. From this vantage point, witness the sun rising over the Beara Peninsula and the majestic Caha Mountains, and the sun setting over the open Atlantic Ocean. The surrounding islands and rocks provide sanctuary to seals, dolphins, herons, seagulls, and gannets. Across the lush pastures, you'll encounter ponies, donkeys, rabbits, deer, and pheasants. Ascend to the “crow's nest” viewpoint, at 22 meters, or venture further into the two-acre wood, to reach an elevation of 31 meters above sea-level. Adding to the allure of this location is its unique microclimate. Protected by the mountains to the northwest and northeast this area experiences higher-than-average sunshine hours over the Bay to the South. This climatic advantage contributes to the growth of semi-tropical palms, shrubs, rhododendrons, montbretia, and fuchsia bushes, a colourful tapestry of flora. Villa Lilla is right in the centre of the ‘Kenmare Bay Conservation Area’, ensuring the long term preservation of its natural beauty and tranquillity. The 4 existing buildings on the property provide a convenient starting point for future planning permissions, allowing for the further expansion of this remarkable estate. The main house and guest house, constructed in 1962, have been meticulously maintained. The boathouse, built into the cliff, was added in 1972, while the Office/Farm Building, was completed in 2009. The main house underwent an extensive modernization, extension, and upgrade in 2019, and now boasts a BER “B2” rating, reflecting its triple glazing, energy efficiency and sustainability. In summary: Villa Lilla presents a rare opportunity to own 500 metres of unspoilt coastal paradise, with a diverse ecosystem of maritime species, avian life, and woodland creatures. The Kerry ‘Dark Sky Reserve’ helps to offer a brilliant sky at night and nocturnal wildlife experience. This unparalleled property combines peaceful seclusion, captivating sea and mountain views, and an abundance of natural wonders. With its private beach, waterfront access, and harmonious integration with the surrounding landscape, Villa Lilla invites you to embrace a lifestyle where tranquillity, natural beauty, and modern comfort, combine. it is a rare and timeless natural gem

A magnificent three storey over garden level Regency period residence, extensively refurbished and renovated combining the grace and embellishments of its era with the everyday modern style of living. This stunning property has been lovingly restored, sensitively extended under the supervision of a conservation architect and upgraded to provide all modern-day conveniences such as a state of the art kitchen which blends seamlessly with a host of period features including beautiful ceiling coving and ornate cornice work, a graceful staircase, period fireplaces and sliding sash windows. Nothing has been left to chance with the modernisation of this beautiful home, one of a terrace of just six properties well set back from Crofton Road, further enhanced with five off street car parking spaces and enjoying outstanding views over Dublin Bay to Howth and The Royal Irish Yacht Club. The substantial and impressive well-proportioned accommodation of approximately 367.4sq.m. (3,955q.ft.) on offer enjoys excellent natural light flooding throughout all floors. Every facet of the entire property is meticulously presented and as a result Lisieux House is in turnkey condition ready for the purchaser to walk in and literally hang up their coat. A most striking, wide, and inviting entrance hall with ornate cornice work together with centre rose leads to two exceptional interconnecting reception rooms both with ornate cornice work, centre roses and marble fireplaces. One of the many remarkable spaces of this residence is the fully fitted modern extended kitchen/breakfastroom to the rear with extensive oval floor to ceiling height windows overlooking the landscaped south facing rear garden. At the hall return is a luxurious bathroom incorporating a standalone claw footed bath, separate step in shower and excellent storage. A spectacular drawing room is positioned at the first-floor level enjoying breathtaking sea views, with the first of the four double bedrooms located at the same level. The first-floor return comprises of a second double bedroom, guest w.c. adjacent, with a wonderful large master bedroom suite, savouring breathtaking sea views together with a luxurious en-suite shower room, and the fourth bedroom at the second-floor level. The remaining living space is positioned at the garden level currently laid out as a one-bedroom self-contained unit approached by its own hall door with garden terrace to the front. A porch entrance with understairs storage leads to the large living room with an arch opening into the kitchen/breakfastroom with a sliding patio door opening out to a private courtyard area with glass covered well benefitting from the southerly orientation. The bedroom and shower room are approached through a lobby/utility area off the kitchen/breakfastroom. This floor further offers the opportunity to be used as a home office given it benefits from commercial use. Features: A magnificent Victorian home with a whole host of period features intact Superb extension to the rear Extremely generous and well-proportioned accommodation of approximately 367.4 sq.m (3,955sq.ft) Superb Michael Farrell kitchen with large feature island unit Luxuriously appointed bathrooms and en-suites with stylish modern sanitary ware Five off street car parking spaces to the front Delightful professionally landscaped south facing garden to the rear measuring 7.4m x 6.5m Highly regarded residential address Close to a whole host of amenities as well as excellent schools Adjacent to excellent transport facilities to and from the city centre Fitted carpets, curtains, kitchen & utility appliances included in the sale The landscaped south facing rear garden laid out in Indian sandstone patio slabs is bordered with raised flower and shrubbery beds and mature trees. There are steps leading down to a private area accessed from the self-contained apartment. To the front there is excellent off street car parking by way of five designated spaces.

Set amidst an oasis of peace and tranquillity, this is an impressive Victorian 5/6 bedroom residence, standing on stunning terraced well stocked gardens and grounds of approximately 0.12 Ha (0.3 of an acre) offering unrivalled, breath-taking sea views over Killiney Bay with Dalkey Island and Bray Head in the distance. Reenrour is the type of home that people aspire to own and is positioned in this highly prestigious residential address where the surrounding properties are mature, settled and of a similar calibre. The property offers gracious, generously proportioned accommodation extending to approximately 265sq.m (2,852sq.ft). An inviting reception hall opens through to the magnificent drawing room with feature period fireplace and wonderful views over the gardens and Killiney Bay. On the opposite side of the entrance hall is the dining room which leads through double doors to the kitchen/breakfast room which has garden access and a small utility room incorporating a guest w.c. The upper floors comprise of four / or three bedrooms plus a study, with the master bedroom further enhanced with elevated views over the gardens and Killiney Bay, and a family bathroom. The lower level encompasses a second living room, an en suite bedroom and another large bedroom, both with access to a private patio area, a shower room/guest w.c. and a large utility room. This magnificent home has been wonderfully maintained and is presented in good decorative order throughout. It has retained many embellishments of the era such as high ceilings, picture rails, ornate cornice work and fireplaces, doors and handles. One of the main outstanding features of Reenrour is the mature gardens on offer, abundant with an array of maturely planted flower and shrubbery beds, bordered by high hedging and tall trees. There is a generous patio area benefitting from immense privacy strategically positioned to take full benefit of the views over the gardens and grounds. A garden gate opens onto Strathmore Road, and from here it's a reasonably short walk to the Vico Road for swimming and Killiney DART Station for easy commuting. This is a much sought after and highly convenient location being positioned on Killiney Hill Road, a short distance from the conveniences at Killiney village and the pleasant walks by Killiney beach, the seafront and over Killiney and Dalkey Hills. Dalkey Heritage Town is just a bit further down the road and offers a vast array of local and boutique shops, and hostelries. It also houses some of the finest restaurants in South County Dublin, which are very popular and regularly frequented. The area has a selection of excellent primary and secondary schools which include Holy Child, Loreto Abbey Dalkey, St. Andrew’s College, Blackrock College, St. Michael’s College and Castle Park to mention just a few. Within just a short drive is the junction with the N11 and M50 connecting to the arterial road network offering an easy commute to the city centre and airport. As Reenrour occupies a coastal position, the marine facilities at Dun Laoghaire harbour, with its extensive marina and four yacht clubs and piers, will be of major interest to the marine and sailing enthusiast.

Kelly’s Hill is a gracious property in a truly magical and spectacular setting in the Dublin mountains overlooking Dublin city, Glenasmole Valley and Bohernabreena Reservoir and park. Standing on approximately 21.7acres (8.8ha), this spacious property in a most enchanting and delightful setting offers a tranquil and peaceful retreat and enjoys a highly convenient location. The location being less than 8km to the southwest of the M50 makes it an easily commutable location. Kelly’s Hill is a property perched on a breath-taking level plateau within the grounds and commands majestic views across the Valley of Glenasmole to Dublin City and beyond. Built over 30 years ago this property offers abundantly spacious and wonderfully proportioned accommodation over two levels. The property is approached via pillared entrance gates leading to an inclining sweeping driveway providing access to a large car parking area to the side of the property. Upon entering the property, which extends to approx. 301 sqm (3,240 sq ft), an unusually large entrance hallway with feature central staircase immediately sets the tone of the scale and size of the accommodation on offer. There are four main reception rooms located off the entrance hallway and the magnificent kitchen/ breakfast room. Upstairs a gracious gallery-style landing leads to the four large bedrooms and a family bathroom. The grace and splendour available on the majestic ground on which Kelly’s hill is situated cannot be overstated. The grounds have a benefit of level gardens close to the main residence and a level paddock area immediately to the left-hand side upon entering the grounds of the property. There are numerous interesting walkways leading to the forest area, situated on the upper portion of the site. The grounds are abundantly stocked with an array of shrubs, trees, and plants, providing a veritable oasis of peace and tranquillity in this most picturesque, beautiful and scenic setting. While Kelly’s hill is located amongst the secluded tranquillity of the Dublin countryside there are a host of local amenities in close proximity to include the villages of Rathfarnham, Terenure, Templeogue, Tallaght University Hospital, the Square Shopping Centre, Dundrum Town Centre, numerous restaurants, local shops, churches and sporting facilities. The M50 motorway is a short drive from the property allowing access to Dublin Airport within 30 minutes and the Luas at Ballaly is within 20 minutes’ drive of the property.

Waymark is a truly stunning contemporary family home of almost 6000 square feet (554 Sq Mts) enjoying a commanding position which provides the most breathtaking and remarkable views overlooking Dublin City, its coastline, and beyond. This most exceptional property is set on approximately 3 acres (1.2 hectares) of majestic private grounds which include a feature ornamental lake. This unique residence was built 12 years ago and truly enjoys the best of both worlds – a highly convenient setting only a few minutes’ walk from Stepaside village and all its amenities whilst nestled seamlessly in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains affording a tranquil and peaceful living environment at harmony with the surrounding countryside. On approaching this exceptional property via its gently inclining sweeping driveway one will immediately be taken aback by the sheer scale and size of the property, its most distinctive stone exterior and feature curved design detail. No expense has been spared in the building quality of this magnificent home which must be viewed to fully appreciate the unique nature of what is on offer. Cleverly designed to maximise the exposure of natural light which permeates throughout the interior with an abundance of large floor to ceiling windows and terraces providing a wall of light offering uninterrupted views from dawn to dusk across Dublin and beyond. The versatile nature of the interior with its accommodation over two levels is complimented by extensive terrace areas at ground floor level and a truly spectacular balcony terrace at first floor level overlooking the grounds, Dublin city and coast and Wicklow to the South. On entering Waymark, one is greeted by a large entrance hallway with majestic staircase leading to the upper floor. This dramatic double height atrium area sets the tone and scale for the accommodation throughout the property. The main living accommodation is to the rear of the ground floor incorporating a wonderfully proportioned living area opening into a family area at lower level and a magnificent central kitchen area which overlooks the courtyard garden and the library / home office. Further along the main hallway is a truly outstanding home cinema room with elevated seating area. Three of the four bedrooms are located off the main entrance hallway. All these rooms have views overlooking the grounds of Waymark and beyond and all have ensuite bathrooms. The primary bedroom is a particular feature arranged over two levels with dramatic views from its circular shaped room with his and hers ensuites and staircase leading down to a home gymnasium and walk in wardrobe area. The fourth bedroom is situated just off the entrance hallway as is a cloakroom with guest wc. The property also has a self-contained guest apartment at this level with separate entrance. It also has direct access to the main residence via the main hallway.

A contemporary bungalow style home enjoying a spectacular coastal position nearby to the picturesque town of Clifden in the west of Ireland. Positioned within the scenic Connemara region with rugged limestone mountains, bogs, heathland and lakes and white sandy beaches, tiny coves, bays and fishing villages and a thriving traditional music scene. Extending to some 11.1 acres or 4.5 hectares Cois na Mara is a magical private resort positioned above a quiet sandy beach and enjoying panoramic coastal views. Built in 1993 and benefiting from a later extension Cois na Mara comprises some 3,697 square feet or 343.5 square metres of accommodation and has 8 bedrooms, all with shower rooms or bathrooms ensuite. Suited for use as a private home Cois na Mara has recently been used for boutique singular family rentals and use in the past has included a restaurant and Bed and Breakfast guesthouse, with the east wing acting as a separate private family apartment. The views from the house are excellent and stretch across the ocean to Crow Island, Inish Turk Island and Turbert Island and along the coastline to the tidal Omey Island, with its large expanse of white sandy beach at low tide. A generous tiled reception hall leads to the bow-fronted family room and an axial hall, which accesses the principal bedrooms, the kitchen and east wing. The family room has uninterrupted ocean views and an open fireplace. It interconnects to a small study and into the large dining room. Facing north, south and west the dining room, like the family room, has excellent ocean views which extend up the coastline to Omey Island and its tidal strand. The kitchen interconnects to the dining room and is currently fitted out for professional cooking with a range of stainless-steel equipment. A separate pantry is plumbed for a washing machine. If open-plan living were desired, it seems possible that the kitchen and dining room spaces could be combined to create a large living space in the ‘Great Room’ style and easily linking with the study and family room. Ladies and Gents washrooms are a legacy from the restaurant use and could be retained or the space repurposed. There are eight-bedroom suites with four having ensuite bathrooms and four having ensuite shower rooms. The largest bedroom has a large bay window affording excellent views out to the ocean and down the coastline to Omey Island and strand. The east wing can be separately accessed from the rear house courtyard and comprises a TV room with open fireplace, a master bedroom ensuite, second bedroom and a bathroom. The detached garage is used as a laundry room and has a freezer room. There is mains water, broadband availability (Lightnet) and a private Puraflow foul drainage septic system. Marram grass covered dunes lead down to the secluded sandy cove and ocean. A boat house requires completion but is ideally positioned nearby to the sea and beach. An inauspicious entrance from the public road leads along a private gravelled laneway to a tarred parking courtyard in front of the house. A separate spur from the laneway leads to the boat house and a right of access to a natural boat ramp access point. Sweeney’s, a combined pub, restaurant, convenience store, post office and petrol station is a 5-minute drive away (1.7 miles or 2.7km) or can be reached from a beach walk. Cleggan fishing village is 3.7 miles or 5.9 km away and has seafood restaurants (Oliver’s and Little Fish), a convenience store, a school, the ferry port to Inishbofin Island and pubs (Joyces and Newman’s). Picturesque Clifden town, nestled between the Twelve Bens mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, is a 22-minute drive (6.5 miles or 10.4 km) by car or boat and has a larger array of facilities and amenities. Knock airport is a 1hr 57-minute drive, Dublin airport 3hrs 26 minutes and Shannon airport 2hrs 19minutes. For additional information, including floorplans and a walk-through video, contact David Ashmore.