THIS HOME IN Glenageary may be called Doonbeg (meaning small fort) but one look will tell you it doesn’t necessarily match this description.
In the prestigious area of Glenageary in Co Dublin, is this fine example of the Arts & Crafts period. Situated on leafy Silchester Road, this beautiful period home combines history with modernity, seamlessly.
Spanning 244 m², this four-bed home effortlessly marries period details – such as panelled walls and stained-glass windows – with spacious interiors flooded with natural light. From the moment you step into the welcoming entrance hall, adorned with timber floors and recessed lighting, the home exudes warmth and sophistication. Four generously proportioned reception rooms and a fully equipped kitchen with an adjacent utility room ensure ample space for family living and entertaining.
With ample space for extension, this property offers the opportunity to nearly double its size or incorporate modern additions such as a home office, subject to planning permission. This flexibility ensures Doonbeg is not just a home but a long-term investment that will surely let you reap rewards.
The first floor continues the theme of elegance, with four large bedrooms, including a luxurious main suite complete with an en suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. Charming balconies at the front and back provide serene garden views.
Doonbeg’s location on Silchester Road positions it at the heart of south Co Dublin’s coastal charm. A short stroll leads to Sandycove and Glasthule, with their quaint cafes, boutiques and seaside views. The bustling village of Dalkey, the scenic Killiney Hill and the cultural hub of Dún Laoghaire are all nearby, as well. For commuters, the Glenageary DART station is less than five minutes away, offering great access to Dublin city centre.
Surrounding Doonbeg are its meticulously curated gardens, offering .4 acres space for the green thumbed. The back garden faces south and stretches over 50 metres, featuring mature trees, vibrant shrubs and a sunlit terrace ideal for outdoor living.
Families are sure to appreciate its proximity to top-rated schools, such as Castle Park and Rathdown, while outdoor-lovers can make the most of water sports, coastal walks and the iconic Forty Foot swimming spot.
Whether you’re swayed by its period charm, lovely gardens or ideal Dublin location, Doonbeg is a rare gem in one of the county’s most desirable villages. Well-maintained and move-in ready, this far from small fort is a dream for many house hunters.
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