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A contemporary, unique and innovative red brick home of approximately 117 sq.m (1,260 sq.ft) offering bright, state of the art, wonderfully decorated accommodation. This excellent home expresses cutting edge technology and construction of the time of build in approximately 2007 and provides a low energy, thermally insulated, sustainable residence, passive in design with a high energy rating keeping the environment and carbon footprint to the fore. 19 Lanesville has been specifically designed as an Eco friendly, high energy rated, passive style home which has been constructed from environmentally friendly, carbon neutral materials starting from the thermally insulated foundations and following all the way through to the walls floors and roof. This design ensures minimal energy use to maximise heat retention. First floor construction is a solid poroton and concrete floor with excellent acoustic properties and all internal partitions are fully insulated to minimise noise transference between rooms. The property itself has a very clever free flowing design with a major emphasis on natural light throughout with skylights and large walls of glass complimented by the Mahogany wood cladding which compliments the red brick superbly well. The interior of the property has been tastefully presented using neutral colour schemes to take full advantage of the light as well as oak timber floors throughout with a high gloss be-spoke design kitchen, top of the range kitchen appliances and quality bathrooms with superior tiling and Italian sanitary ware. The property is a fully wired smart home and includes hub, wiring includes for control keypad and speakers in every room including bathroom surround sound and home cinema in living room, data and phone points in every room. The lighting layout was professionally designed, and all light fittings are included. There is secure parking for one car to the front with a secure recessed store housing meter boxes and gas boiler and to the rear there is a maintenance free, landscaped garden. An attractive sunny low maintenance landscaped garden to the rear measuring approximately 25 ft in length. The front garden has cobble parking for one car and an Indian Sandstone pathway leads to the hall door. Features: A Sustainable energy efficient highly insulated home Environmentally friendly healthy building materials used in construction Gas fired central heating system Under-floor heating Fully wired smart home Floor Area approximately 117 sq.m. (1,260 sq.ft) Very high energy rating High quality kitchen with top of the range low energy appliances Oak timber floors throughout and porcelain tiles in the entrance hallway Built in storage in all bedrooms and entrance hall Italian travertine stone tiles with Italian sanitary ware throughout Low maintenance professionally landscaped rear garden

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

Welcome to Currane, a breathtaking detached newly built smart home in the heart of Dalkey, boasting an A2 energy rating. This generously proportioned four-bedroom property extends to approximately 404sqm (4,349sqft) and is the epitome of luxury and sophistication, boasting a modern design that is sure to captivate even the most discerning tastes. Step into this inviting haven and be greeted by an abundance of space, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. The interior is meticulously designed to create a seamless flow between rooms, offering tasteful design, and high-quality finishes. The property further benefits from an intercom, alarm, CCTV and a Pro Air mechanical ventilation heat recovery system with underfloor heating throughout. To the front of the house there is a parking bay providing off street parking for a few cars, there are two secure electric gates which open into a large private west facing garden laid out in artificial lawn and granite patio. The exterior of the property is clad in granite and larch deep charred using the Shou Sugi Ban technique, with handsome oversized double bronze front doors welcoming you into an expansive reception hall with curved walnut panelling setting the tone for the remarkable interior. Off the hall there is an open plan living/dining/kitchen creating a dynamic space for modern living. The living area is situated at the front of the property with large windows with bronze tinted frames and a custom made Modus coal effect gas fireplace. The kitchen boasts top of the range integrated Miele and Bosch appliances, a hidden pantry, and a large utility, there is a large sliding door opening out to to the well-appointed low maintenance south facing patio/garden with a home office, storeroom and built in BBQ/outdoor kitchen making it the perfect place for alfresco dining. Unwind in the cinema room which features a cosy electric fire and a bespoke walnut bar with banquette seating or explore the playroom with a climbing wall and a custom made built-in play area boasting its own multicoloured lighting system and a slide, three circular reading nooks, a day-bed which doubles as additional guest accommodation with a hidden sliding single bed beneath. There is a guest w.c., large boot room with a pet shower and a double bedroom ensuite which completes the accommodation at ground floor level. A bespoke curved walnut staircase leads you to the first floor where there is a large landing with linen storage, a laundry chute, a reading nook and a home office with views across the bay. Off this there is a stunning master suite with a custom made solid walnut Emperor bed and beautiful sea views out to Howth. The ensuite is finished in a white marble style tile with a free standing bath, his and hers steam shower, and a large walk in wardrobe/dressing room with a champagne fridge. Off the upper landing there is a family bathroom and two further bedrooms (one en-suite) both with custom made built in beds. To the front of the property there is a parking bay providing ample off-street parking, with dual access via two secure electric gates into the large west facing front garden which measures approximately 25.5m x 9.5m and is paved with low maintenance artificial lawn to the side, and high walls giving a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion. There is access into the boot room and cinema room from a side passageway. On the southern side of the house there is a large suntrap patio off the kitchen with a barbeque area which is the perfect spot for al fresco dining and entertaining. There is also a large garden room/home office and a separate storeroom. The house is fitted with CCTV which can be readily monitored on any TV in the house and the owner’s mobile phones.

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

Situated in this ever-popular family-orientated development, 35 Ferncarrig Rise represents a rare opportunity to acquire a modern, extended three-bedroom family residence, complete with wonderful attic room. Presented in excellent decorative order throughout. No. 35 is situated in a private cul-de-sac setting, offering a quiet safe environment for a growing family, while being in close proximity to a host of local amenities including LUAS, schools, parks, shops and the M50.

This is a wonderful Victorian residence dating from approximately 1850 positioned in the centre of this desirable terrace in the heart of Dun Laoghaire within a stone’s throw of the main street, seafront, and DART. A gracious period home of elegance and style which extends to approximately 301sq.m (3,240sq. ft) and offers exceptionally generous room proportions. Approached by granite steps the hall door opens into a magnificent entrance hall with ornate cornice work, centre rose and ornamental arch. The two magnificent interconnecting reception rooms off the hall have beautiful ornate cornice work, centre roses and matching black marble fireplaces. At the hall return is the first of the six bedrooms and a guest w.c., with four bedrooms positioned at the upper floor levels and two at the basement level. The extremely impressive sitting room at the first-floor level not only enjoys ornate cornice work and a beautiful white marble fireplace, it has wonderful views from the bay window over the rooftops of Clarinda Park East, and Dublin Bay to Howth. The remaining accommodation briefly comprises of a living room, kitchen and a shower room at the basement level together with a bathroom and separate w.c. at the first-floor return. This exceptionally fine home is further enhanced with a westerly facing rear garden of approximately 12m (39ft) incorporating a large garage with vehicular opening to a private lane which is accessed from Clarinda Park West. To the front is a railed garden with granite steps leading to the front door. Steps to the side lead to the lower basement level. The sunny west facing rear garden measures approximately 12m (39ft) and incorporates a large garage measuring 4.90m x 6.60m (16'1 x 21'8) with a solid timber sliding door connecting to the rear vehicular lane accessed from Clarinda Park West. Features: Prestigious highly regarded residential address Spacious generously proportioned living accommodation of approximately 301sq.m (3,240sq. ft) A sunny west facing rear garden of approximately 12m (39ft) Large double garage with access onto a private vehicular lane Close to the superb convenience and amenities in Dun Laoghaire, Glasthule, Sandycove, and Monkstown Many period embellishments of its era fully intact Gas fired central heating Surrounded by a host of excellent primary and secondary schools Wonderful recreational and leisure facilities on the doorstep A protected structure Residential disc permit parking A stroll from Glasthule / Sandycove DART Station and a regular bus service

Simmonstown House is a beautiful Edwardian red brick property dating from the 1900’s, superbly positioned on this much sought after residential cul de sac in the heart of Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. The glazed lead panelled front door is the first of many fine period features. On entering this magnificent family home, there is a bright, inviting hallway with feature centre rose and ceiling coving. Off the hallway there are two generous, interconnecting reception rooms. To the front, an elegant drawing room with feature bay window overlooking the front garden and marble fireplace with attractive open fire. This room leads through to an elegant dining room with double doors leading out to the rear garden. There is a kitchen/dining room, with door out to back quarters and a generous family room to the rear with double doors out to the garden. This space could be reconfigured to create a more contemporary open plan, kitchen/living/dining room. There is also a guest shower room at this level. Upstairs there are six very generous bedrooms, with an additional home office/nursery, each of which has a modern en suite shower room, all discreetly positioned within the original rooms. The bedrooms are on three levels to which would suit an au pair set up, or allow older children have their own space. There is also a family bathroom and hot press/utility area, which could be tanked to create a modern laundry room. To the rear of the property there is a private, easily maintained garden with off street parking for two cars along with a one-bedroom studio offering additional accommodation or the potential to further extend the existing garden. The property has been lovingly maintained by the current owners through the years and offers beautiful living accommodation together with superb spacious bedrooms and an excellent attic space offering further potential. This beautiful home was formerly a luxury guest house. Parking at Simmonstown House is to the rear and there is also additional resident’s parking to the front. Simmonstown House will appeal to those who wish to live in a beautiful period home with superb accommodation, right in the heart of Ballsbridge. Sydenham Road is superbly positioned on a tree lined residential cul de sac in this much sought after area in the heart of Ballsbridge, there is every conceivable amenity on the doorstep. The property is located opposite the RDS and the Intercontinental Hotel and minutes from Ballsbridge village and Dublin’s main financial and shopping districts. It is also in proximity to the new Facebook headquarters. There are excellent public transport links with several buses and the DART close to hand. There is an array of schools easily accessible from the area to include St. Michael’s College, Loreto College St. Stephen’s Green, St. Conleth’s College and Teresian’s to name but a few.

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

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

An exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a bright generously proportioned contemporary penthouse apartment positioned in a tranquil sylvan setting in this much sought after and prestigious development in the heart of Goatstown This spectacular penthouse constructed in c. 2015 by the highly regarded Sorohan Builders boasts luxury internal accommodation extending to c.140sqm (1,506 sq.ft,) and further benefits from most impressive large wraparound terrace with a sunny orientation benefiting from all day long sunshine. This luxuriously appointed accommodation is complimented by a stylish contemporary interior with neutral colour schemes and high-end finish to include solid oak internal joinery, bespoke Paul Maguire kitchen with solid marble worktops, and luxurious bathrooms with large foormat solid marble slab tiles. The accommodation comprises of wide and welcoming reception hall with excellent storage, a large living room flooded in natural light with its dual aspect floor to ceiling windows, this beautiful room opens on to the terrace. Off this is a dining room with solid oak floor, again with floor to ceiling windows and access to the terrace, this in turn leads to the stunning contemporary Paul McGuire kitchen. Off the reception hall are three well proportioned double bedrooms all with excellent wardrobe provisions, two of which avail of ensuite shower rooms. A family bathroom completes the internal accommodation. The high standards of interiors have been carried through to the sandstone terrace encompassing three sides of the property enjoying immense privacy and seclusion and an enviable sunny orientation. The underground carpark with direct lift access provides two designated parking spaces as well as an additional secure storage unit

A charming bow-fronted Georgian country home dating to 1780 and enjoying a serenely picturesque river valley position with bucolic views extending to the Blackstairs Mountains and a stretch of fishing on the meandering river Slaney below. Dublin city centre some 75 miles [121 km] driving distance. Enjoying an elevated position within some 23 acres [9h hectares] Clohamon House is utterly private and represents a rural idyll. A gravelled drive sweeps to a forecourt in front of the house or diverts to the courtyard behind the house. Extremely picturesque the courtyard has an extensive range of single storey and lofted exposed stone outbuildings, which links to the house, the walled garden and through an attractive archway to the outer farmstead, which has a large barn with stables (4), a guest cottage, machinery store and hay barn. An old belfry, although missing its bell, is impressive. The gardens include suitable formality with topiary box hedging and a thought-out layout but largely display an informality that links seamlessly with the valley surrounds. Mature specimen trees and shrubs have been nicely augmented by more recent plantings. The elegant southwest facing front façade comprises a large reception hall, a dining room and drawing room. The hall has a fine carved timber staircase and leads directly to an informal family room and the country-style kitchen. Each room provides comfortable individual spaces or easily combine to create a superb entertainment suite. A study, office(s), guest WC, wine cellar and scullery complete the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs there are 2 bathrooms, 3 shower rooms and 7 bedrooms, two of the bedrooms being suites, one with a bathroom ensuite and another with a shower room. Upgrading works were carried out between 1998 and 2000. An adjacent Dairy Maid’s Apartment positioned within a small courtyard behind the house extends to some 333 square feet [31 square meters] and has a living room, a bedroom and shower room. In all the house comprises some 5,921 square feet or 550 square meters of accommodation. The guest cottage, The Granary, can be accessed from the rear drive or from the house courtyard off the main drive. A glazed entrance porch leads into a large central living space which has a cathedral style ceiling and opens into a small galley kitchen and snug space, which has a solid fuel stove and double French doors to a garden terrace. Twin staircases lead to 2 bedrooms and there is a bathroom and shower room. While in need of some upgrading it has a fun layout and appears structurally sound. In all about 1,520 square feet [141 square meters] of accommodation. The present 18th-century house is thought to succeed and likely incorporate, in part or full, an earlier 17th-century long house known as Clohamon Castle. These works in circa 1780 being augmented by the addition of the stone outbuildings and walled garden in circa 1839. Displaying admirable architectural merit throughout the picturesque stone outbuildings and symmetrical front façade of the house with the curved central double height bow and well-balanced windows and glazing are particularly impressive. The design and house position deliberate to maximise the panoramic river valley vistas to the mountainous backdrop behind. This architectural merit is matched by a rich provenance with notable historic owners including Walter Sweetman, author of ‘Through the Night’ (1869) and ‘Rowland Kyan: An Irish Sketch’ (1896) and the Levinge family, including Sir Richard Levinge who was a manager in Arthur Guinness & Co. and related to the renowned cartographer Captain R.G.A. Levinge, who was involved in mapping part of the US and Canada border circa 1835.

Woodridge is an exquisite family residence nestled on a sprawling 0.65-acre estate. This substantial home that extends to approximately 513 sq.m (5,520 sq.ft) and boasts a charming combination of a granite stone and brick facade, exuding timeless elegance. As you approach, pillared vehicular gates open to reveal a spacious gravelled area, which can comfortably accommodate off street parking for a number of cars. The property is ensconced in lush greenery, with high hedging, trees, carefully curated landscaping, and expansive lawns, providing the perfect balance of privacy and natural beauty. A granite slabbed porch entrance opens to a very generous atrium hall with feature skylight and polished tiled floor, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Off the hall there is an excellent living room with solid fuel stove and back boiler. To the other side of the hall there is a stunning sitting room with dual aspect box bay windows looking front and side, a cosy solid fuel burning stove set into the Limestone fireplace and smart panelling to the walls. Double folding doors from the hall and sitting room lead through to the open plan kitchen, dining and family room. This area is a really lovely space and an ideal hub for a growing family, it is equipped with high end appliances, an imposing island with granite top. Double folding French doors open to the sunny south facing rear garden, seamlessly blending indoor comforts with outdoor living, allowing you to enjoy the serene views of the sunny rear garden which is perfect for al fresco dining. Adjacent to the kitchen is the laundry room and a plant room. Off the inner hall you step through to a well fitted bathroom. At the end of the hall there is an expansive guest self-contained guest suite ideal to accommodate a family, guest, or an au pair. The first bedroom is a very spacious area of its own, with its own dressing room and an en-suite bathroom and has French doors opening out to reveal the rear garden. Bedroom two is located discreetly next to this and there is a very generous sitting/dining room as well as a well fitted contemporary kitchen. Ascending upstairs, you'll arrive on the landing leading you to a magnificent suntrap roof terrace, offering panoramic views of the enchanting south-facing rear garden. The master bedroom is a haven of opulence, complete with its own dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. There is also access from the master bedroom to the roof terrace. There are three additional double bedrooms on this level, providing ample space for family and guests. One of these bedrooms boasts its own en-suite bathroom, while the other two share a Jack and Jill bathroom. The enchanting garden surrounding the property is a testament to nature's beauty. Spread over three-quarters of an acre, the southerly orientation ensures you'll bask in the sun's warmth throughout the day. A granite paved patio gracefully encircles the property, providing a perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Features: Highly regarded residential address Wonderful detached bungalow with a mature south-west facing garden approximately 24m long Floor area of approximately 115sq.m (1,238sq. ft) Ample off-street parking to the front Digital security alarm system Gas fired central heating Fitted carpets, curtains and kitchen appliances included in the sale Potential to extend subject to planning permission Garage measuring approximately 13. 5sq.m Within a short walk of Glenageary DART Station and Barnhill Stores Close to a host of amenities, schools, and leisure facilities

Escape to the serene embrace of Castlegrange, a magical 30-acre [12.1 hectare] coastal sanctuary nestled onto the picturesque Ardtermon Strand. This enchanting property is a harmonious blend of Castlegrange Cottage and a fertile patchwork of seven grazing paddocks, all offering mesmerizing vistas of Drumcliff Bay and the majestic Atlantic Ocean. Here, tranquillity meets adventure, making it the perfect destination for relaxation and exploration along the wild and rugged Wild Atlantic Way. A private entrance driveway welcomes you to the timeless elegance of Castlegrange Cottage. This charming abode features a warm and inviting living room with a wood burning stove, a well-appointed kitchen, practical boot room, three bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate shower room. The cottage offers a cosy retreat and an ideal situation to embrace the myriad amenities in the surrounding area. In total the accommodation comprises some 905 square feet [84.1 square metres]. As you enter the property through the front porch you enter the living room with the third bedroom to your right, the second bed to your left and the third to the rear of the living room. There is access to the kitchen to the rear of the home, which the leads to the family bathroom, shower room and boot room. To the rear of the cottage there is a block-built storage shed or workshop and to the side there is a detached block-built vehicle garage. The kitchen opens out to this rear yard. Sea facing this aspect of the house could be altered to maximise this magical coastal position. The lands adjacent to the cottage and included in sale boast breath taking views, both ocean and mountain. Castlegrange Farm presents excellent road frontage, ensuring easy access to this hidden gem. The paddocks easily interlink and directly bound the high shoreline of Artarmon strand. With direct ocean frontage there is that rare opportunity for seaside enjoyment and to live the Wild Atlantic Way lifestyle and ethos. Castlegrange has been in the same family, the Mulroney’s since the early 17th-Century. In the annals of Castlegrange, the name Ardtermon carries a profound significance. It is a place of safety, a sanctuary nestled high above the ebb and flow of time. This ancient moniker has witnessed centuries of history, echoing the very essence of Castlegrange. Today, Castlegrange stands as a testament to the enduring power of heritage, where the echoes of the past resonate in every rustling leaf and rolling wave. In more recent times Castlegrange found itself intertwined with a prominent figure in Canadian history. Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney embarked on a quest to trace his roots, enlisting the expertise of the esteemed Irish Genealogical Company. Their meticulous research led to a revelation that would forge a powerful connection. Mulroney's ancestral records spoke of a farm perched in a high, safe haven overlooking the majestic Sligo Bay. Here, he discovered a piece of his family's legacy, a place that would become an intimate sanctuary for him. Sligo town centre is a 20-minute drive and Drumcliff a mere 10-minute drive from the property. Raghly Harbour is mere minutes away, where private boats can be docked. The Raghly Cliff Walk, and yellow strand beach are also a stone’s throw away meaning there will never be a shortage of adventure. Shannon airport 2 hours 35 minutes, Belfast airport 2 hours 45 minutes and Dublin airport 2 hours 55 minutes driving. Galway city 2 hours 35 minutes. Sligo boasts a stunning, uninterrupted, and wild coast, which attracts surfers and water sport enthusiasts year-round. The Ox Mountains, Benbulben and Knocknarea provide beath-taking, well-marked routes for walkers, and there are an abundance of scenic driving and cycling routes. Sligo city has a vibrant urban culture and throughout the county there are historic sites dating back to early civilisations. For visitors and dwellers alike Sligo offers an enriching visitor experience.

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!