Luxury properties for sale Clogherhead, Ireland

AUCTION Wednesday 15th May 2024 at 4.00pm on the premises. The Manse is a most attractive Victorian home built in a Domestic Revival architectural style that was very popular at the time, it is adjacent to the church on York Road in the heart of Dun Laoghaire. Built circa 1865 to the designs of Charles Geoghegan (1820 – 1908), an architect and engineer who was prolific at the time, other notable buildings include the National Bank on College Green, Boland Memorial Chapel in Glasnevin Cemetery and Allied Irish Bank on Arran Quay. An annex was added in approximately 1890 to the west gable end and there is an abundance of period features throughout including sliding sash windows, high ceilings, original chimney pieces, a granite façade, and cast-iron downpipes. The Manse is a protected structure (RPS No. 908) and now presents new owners with a wonderful opportunity to renovate subject to the necessary planning permission and create a fantastic family home. The light filled accommodation extends to approximately 296sq.m (3,186sq.ft) and is configured as follows: an entrance porch opening into a gracious reception hall. Off this there are interconnecting reception rooms which would have originally been one room and could easily be reinstated. To the other side of the hall there is a drawing room and to the rear there is a large kitchen/breakfast that opens out to a courtyard. On the ground floor of the annex there is a living room and a kitchenette. Upstairs on the first floor there are six bedrooms and three bathrooms and there is a lovely outlook from the bedrooms on the northern side down York Road with a sea view from bedroom no. 5. The property is approached via a pedestrian gate opening onto York Road and there is a vehicular right of way through the main gate of the church. To the front of the property there is ample space for off street parking, it is currently laid out in lawn and measures approximately 12m x 12m with gated pedestrian access to the southern side opening into the side passageway and courtyard. To the rear there is a wonderful west facing garden which is laid out in lawn, measuring approximately 16m long x 12m wide, with a pedestrian right of way through the original entrance to the annex. Features: A most attractive Victorian home built in approximately 1865 to the designs of Charles Geoghegan A highly convenient location on York Road within striking distance of Dun Laoghaire and Monkstown Boasting an abundance of period features throughout A protected structure, RPS No. 908 Floor area of approximately 296sq.m (3,186sq.ft) Huge scope and potential to remodel/renovate subject to the necessary planning permission Ample space for off street parking to the front A large west facing garden of approximately 16m in length to the rear Excellent public transport links on your doorstep including a regular bus route and the DART station Gas fired central heating Surrounded by excellent primary and secondary schools Fitted carpets, window coverings and appliances included in the sale

An exceptionally attractive red brick late Victorian family home, built in 1875, enjoying an elevated position along this prestigious road which connects Ardeevin Road with Dalkey Avenue. This is an extremely impressive property offering superbly presented, generously proportioned bright and airy accommodation upgraded in recent years, retaining many of the original features of its era, and further enhanced with spectacular views over the Dalkey rooftops, Dun Laoghaire Harbour and across Dublin Bay to Howth. Standing on manicured gardens and grounds of approximately 0.16HA (0.4 acre), Arranmore is approached by a long tarmacadam driveway bordered by a sweeping lawned garden and well-defined granite wall boundaries benefitting from a much sought after south-westerly orientated two-tiered rear garden laid out mainly in lawn. A beautiful inviting wide entrance porch opens through to the reception hall by way of a glass panelled door with a stained glass fanlight over. The entrance hall connects the drawing room with the dining room and ultimately through to the family room/study. In the dining room there is a hatch opening through to the kitchen with a shower room and utility/plant room completing the accommodation at the ground floor level. Up the very fine staircase there are four double bedrooms, the master being en suite, a family bathroom, sunroom, an attic room and bathroom completing the accommodation on the upper floors. The views from the front bedrooms in particular are breathtaking. There is a garage to the side with a store/bedroom and above this is an own hall door self-contained unit which is laid out as an open plan living/dining/kitchen/bedroom area and a shower room. A side passage with granite steps connects the front to the rear. The property offers vast potential to extend to the side and into the rear garden in order to increase the overall accommodation if so desired, subject to planning permission. To the front granite block pillared vehicular cast iron gates open onto a large tarmacadam drive providing off street parking for numerous cars bordered by a sweeping lawned garden and well-defined granite wall boundaries. There is a garage of 3.75m x 3.35m (12'4 x 11') to the side with folding doors opening to the front and a storeroom adjacent of 3m x 3.2m (9'10 x 10'6). Above the garage is an own hall door self-contained unit of approximately 23sq.m. (248sq.m.ft) with a kitchen area and shower room ideal for use as further ancillary accommodation or a home office. The overall site extends to approximately 0.16AH (0.4 acre) and the stunning two-tiered south westerly facing rear garden of approximately 32m (105ft) is laid out mainly in lawn abundant with a variety of flowers and shrubs with granite steps connecting to the front. Features: Highly regarded prestigious residential address Attractive lawned gardens and grounds extending to approximately 0.16HA (0.4 acre) with stunning views to the front and an extensive sunny south facing orientation to the rear Breath-taking panoramic sea views over the rooftops of Dalkey, Dun Laoghaire Harbour and across Dublin Bay to Howth Dalkey Town Centre and all its wonderful facilities on the doorstep Surrounded by an excellent selection of primary and secondary schools Floor area of approximately 275q.m (2,960sq.ft) – (not including the attic room measurement of 14sq.m. (151sq.ft.)) Dalkey DART Station, 11 and 59 bus routes as well as the Aircoach makes commuting very simple Potential to extend if so desired subject to the necessary Planning Permissions Secure off street parking to the front for a number of cars Tranquil scenic walks over Dalkey and Killiney hills and by the seafront on the doorstep A wide range of recreational and leisure facilities close by Gas fired central heating (Worchester boiler replaced approximately three years ago) Ornate architraves surrounding the reception room and bedroom doors

Kenah Hill is a breathtaking estate style family home located in a picturesque setting, offering a luxurious and elegant living experience, with its stunning architecture, beautiful landscaped manicured gardens and wonderful views. As you step through the grand entrance hall with its double folding doors, you'll immediately sense the grandeur and sophistication that Kenah Hill has to offer. The sitting room boasts a bay window that overlooks the front, allowing natural light to flood the space and creating a cosy ambiance. The drawing room is a true masterpiece, offering magnificent views of the swimming pool, tennis court, and the vast expanse of the sea and Dublin Mountains. The dining room features twin sliding sash windows that offer a serene view of the rear garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with Neff and Fisher & Paykel appliances. With large sliding windows and three multi-paned French doors opening onto the suntrap patio, this space is perfect for enjoying al fresco dining while basking in the surrounding landscape. For those who love to indulge in reading, the library/home office provides a peaceful retreat. With steps leading up to a back staircase, it offers a private and quiet space for work. Moving upstairs, the arched stairwell leads to a peaceful seating area and features a landing with a large, impressive skylight, allowing natural light to fill the space and the atrium hall below. The bedrooms at Kenah Hill are designed to provide utmost comfort and tranquility. Bedroom 1 offers a bay with dual aspect windows and breath-taking views out to sea. It also includes an en suite Jack & Jill bathroom. The primary bedroom boasts a pair of bay windows with stunning views of the gardens, Killiney Bay with Bray Head in the distance. Attached to the main bedroom is a dressing room with bespoke built-in cabinetry. Bedroom 3 is off the stairs and also includes an en suite bathroom. A secondary landing leads to a stairwell that provides access to the roof and connects back to the library/home office. Bedroom 4 also enjoys an ensuite and Bedroom 5 and Bedroom 6 share the family bathroom, whilst Bedroom 6 overlooks the garden and provides a view of the Sugar Loaf. To the lower garden level of Kenah Hill, there is additional space including a wine cellar, bathroom, bedroom, sitting room, utility room and a fully fitted kitchen. This level is perfect for hosting guests or accommodating extended family members. It also features a games room, adding an element of entertainment and fun. The outside area of Kenah Hill features double folding glazed doors that lead to a suntrap patio. This area includes various different paths that guide you to the front, the side, kitchen, the rear garden, indoor swimming pool and tennis court. The secluded, private, mature gardens span approximately 2.8 acres (1.12 Ha) and provide ample outdoor space to be fully explored and safely enjoyed. The swimming pool area includes a dressing room with a WC and an enclosed indoor heated swimming pool (8m x 16.9m). The adjacent lounge area and purpose-built bar create a perfect setting for relaxation and entertainment. The tennis court benefits from having an artificial lawn, making it convenient for use all year round.

St Ann’s is a superb, detached Victorian two storey over garden level family home, occupying an elevated position off Killiney Hill Road with panoramic sea views. The site extends to approximately 1.35acres of mature private grounds and the house retains many period features of the era including high ceilings, sliding sash windows and beautiful stucco work. The property is approached via electric gates which open into a large driveway providing ample off-street parking. The main house extends to approximately 610 sq. m. (6,566 sq. ft approx.) over three levels. On the hall level a portico opens through to a bright and expansive reception hall with an Adam style fireplace, a library, interconnecting drawing/dining room with views over Killiney Bay. A smart contemporary extension by Gerry Cahill Architects was added to the side and it is the heart of this family home which seamlessly marries old and new. The kitchen is fitted with minimalist Bulthaup units, floor to ceiling glazing floods the space with light and there is access onto a terrace overlooking the grounds with great views. Off the kitchen there is a boot room, laundry room and guest w.c. at this level. Upstairs there are five double bedrooms and an office. The master suite is truly spectacular, it spans the width of the house with breathtaking vistas and is complimented by luxurious his and hers ensuites and a dressing room custom designed by John Daly. A family bathroom and shower room complete the accommodation on the top floor. On the lower garden level there is a wine cellar, a family room, a games room, and a shower room. Adjacent to the main house there is a detached mews which extends to approximately 335 sq. m. (3,606 sq. ft. approx.) with a 10m indoor pool, changing facilities, gym and guest accommodation including a two-bedroom unit at ground floor level with a kitchen, sitting room, off street parking and vehicular access onto Saintbury Avenue. On the first floor there is a living/dining room, kitchen, and guest bedroom en-suite. There is access out onto a large sun terrace (18m x 6.75m) which enjoys all day sunshine, there is a built-in barbeque, and this is an ideal spot for entertaining when the weather is fine. The grounds of St. Ann’s are immensely private with mature planting, flowering trees including magnolia, cherry blossom, oak, and horse chestnut. St. Ann’s sits on approximately 1.35acres of mature private grounds approached via electric gates from Killiney Hill Road which open into a large driveway providing ample off-street parking. The garden is terraced and beautifully landscaped with mature planting, flowering trees including magnolia, cherry blossom, oak, and horse chestnut, surrounded by rolling lawns. There is a sun terrace off the kitchen which benefits from a south-easterly orientation, a perfect spot for your morning coffee. In the adjacent mews there is a second terrace measuring approximately 18m x 6.75m with a built-in barbeque which is a great space for entertaining, it enjoys sunshine throughout the day with views of the grounds, Dalkey Island & Killiney Bay. Features: Superb detached Victorian family home extending to approximately 610 sq. m. (6,566 sq. ft) with period features throughout Mature grounds of approximately 1.35 acre Separate mews extending to approximately 335 sq. m. (3,606 sq. ft.) accessible from Saintbury Avenue Electric gates and ample off-street parking Breathtaking sea views over Killiney Bay from Bray Head to Dalkey Island Gerry Cahill Architect designed contemporary extension with Bulthaup Kitchen Two sun terraces, indoor pool, wine cellar and a games room Gas fired central heating (underfloor at the hall and garden level) Solar panels Master suite with his and hers en-suites and bespoke John Daly dressing room

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