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This €425k two-bed in Drimnagh has been beautifully re-imagined inside

Solid oak floors, a light-drenched kitchen and plenty of space for urban gardeners.

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AN UNASSUMING END of terrace home in Drimnagh, 198 Carrow Road is a roomy two-bed with a whole host of designer surprises inside.

Between the eye-catching Ligne Roset TOGO seating and the iconic SMEG fridge, the pops of red prove that design comes first in this home.

Because of its open plan layout, the kitchen, dining area and large lounge are drenched in natural light. Solid oak flooring throughout and access to the rear garden keep the space feeling fresh.

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Black high gloss kitchen units add contrast while complementing the modernity of the whole space. The composite stone worktop can take a knock and, even handier, all of the essential integrated appliances are fitted and ready to go.

A round sky light adds to the brightness, while plenty of glass panes provide garden views.

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The splashes of red aren’t just confined to the downstairs level, though. In the bathroom, whites and a rich red combine to add depth and a sense of more space.

Wall-hung sanitary ware always makes for easy cleaning, while a heated towel rail keeps things toasty.

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Two double bedrooms join the bathroom upstairs. Each comes complete with comfy carpeting and fitted wardrobes for plenty of storage.

The master bedroom enjoys a large window overlooking a shared green outside.

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And, for those who fancy a bit of urban gardening, lines of raised flower beds in the south facing secluded garden are ready to go.

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Number 198 has the perfect balance of city convenience and suburban living in the bag. A hop on the LUAS will bring you to the city centre in about 20 minutes.

198 Carrow Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12 is on sale for €425,000 through Sherry Fitzgerald (Sundrive) via Daft.ie.

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Anna Shelswell-White
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