COASTAL CHARM AND modern luxury merge seamlessly at Seaway – a refurbished home nestled in the heart of Dalkey. Just a stone’s throw from the sea and a short walk from the vibrant village, this property offers an unmatched lifestyle in one of Dublin’s most sought-after areas synonymous with the likes of Bono and Enya.
Seaway, or 22 Loreto Avenue, was redesigned and renovated in 2019 and now spans a generous 140 m². The house stands at the top of Harbour Road in Dalkey and is just 100 metres from the sea, making it a dream come true for anyone looking for a tranquil coastal lifestyle.
Behind the front door there’s a welcoming hallway with wide oak engineered wood flooring. This leads to the family room that doubles as a home office. It features bespoke fitted cabinets with strip lighting and sash windows with fitted shutters.
The living room and dining room merge to create a great place to entertain in. This is a spacious, open plan area with triple aspect windows, handcrafted cabinetry and a standalone stove. Ceiling-to-floor glass patio doors open to the outdoor area.
The kitchen is equipped with fitted wall and floor units, Calacatta Silestone worktops, a breakfast bar, Neff appliances and recessed lighting. The area overlooks a beautifully landscaped south facing paved patio that’s ideal for outdoor dining.
In the utility room, the cabinets match the kitchen for a great sense of cohesion. It includes a handy fitted sink, and modern appliances along with access to a guest toilet.
The main bedroom has a dual aspect so it’s bright as well as spacious. The oak engineered flooring continues here and the wall-to-wall wardrobes ensure plenty of space for clothes. This room has the luxury of an en suite bathroom, too.
The remaining two bedrooms are also doubles and they share the main bathroom that features a freestanding bath and tiled floor and walls along with a heated towel rail.
Outside provides an outdoor yet private escape with box hedging, and pedestrian access to Harbour Road. Additional features include an enclosed side passage leading to the utility/boot room and fitted bin storage to keep the space tidy.
The area is full of history as it was originally a Viking settlement. Enjoy gourmet dining at local restaurants, cafes, coastal walks and great beaches. The village also hosts various cultural events, including performances by the Dalkey Players and the popular Dalkey Book Festival.
For sailing enthusiasts, Dalkey offers proximity to prestigious clubs such as the Royal Irish Yacht Club and the National Yacht Club. The nearby marina is perfect for water sports, including sailing, kayaking and paddleboarding, offering endless outdoor sporting options.
Families will appreciate the excellent schools in the area, including Loreto Abbey Dalkey, Holy Child Killiney and more, making it an ideal location to raise a family.
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