A STONE’S THROW from the water, 246 Clontarf Road is a three-bed home with buckets of character.
The terraced property was fully renovated and transformed in 2015, and now covers 1,389 sq ft.
To maximise natural light, the open-plan kitchen and dining room was relocated to the first floor, from which there are stunning sea views.
Glass panels in the ceiling add further light to the area, which is also used as a family room. A guest bathroom completes the accommodation on the first floor.
Downstairs, there are three large bedrooms and one en-suite bathroom. A spacious cloakroom to the rear provides ample storage, while there’s also a family bathroom, which features a corner bath, on this floor.
Throughout the property, there are high ceilings, original fireplaces and tongue and groove flooring. A private, paved garden is to the rear.
The location of Number 246 is second to none, with the Clontarf seafront literally on your doorstep. There are several restaurants and pubs within walking distance, as well as primary and secondary schools, sporting clubs and shops.
The beautiful surroundings of Bull Island and St Anne’s Park can be reached with ease. Dublin Bus’s 130 route provides easy access to the city centre, while Clontarf DART station can be reached within half an hour’s walk. A rear laneway provides off street parking via an electric shutter door.
If waking up to sea views while being in close proximity to the city centre is top of your list when house-hunting, Number 246 might just offer you the perfect combination.
246 Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 is on the market for €750,000 through DNG via Daft.ie. Open for viewing this Saturday.
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