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BEECHWOOD AVENUE IS nestled close to Ranelagh village and within a one-minute stroll of Beechwood Luas stop, featuring an array of classic Victorian redbrick houses.
This semi-detached two-bedroom home showcases a refurbished, elegant interior that stretches over 109 square metres.
8 Beechwood Avenue, Ranelagh, Dublin 6 is for sale for €950,000 with McNally Handy via Daft.ie.
Each room within the spacious house features 13-foot ceilings.
The drawing room includes walnut floors, double-glazed sash windows and a coal-effect gas fire with a polished stone base.
The open-plan living area combines a kitchen, dining room and living room with two Velux windows and double French doors which lead to the landscaped garden.
The gardens were designed with consultation from award-winning garden designer Paul Doyle and feature lollipop bay trees, crimson cyclamen, box hedging, bamboo and planting beds.
The modern shower room includes a double shower cubicle with Fired Earth tiling, a Duravit wash hand basin, spot lighting and underfloor heating.
One of the large double rooms overlooks the rear garden and features an original cast-iron fireplace.
8 Beechwood Avenue Lower, Ranelagh, Dublin 6 is for sale for €950,000 with McNally Handy and Sherry Fitzgerald via Daft.ie.
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Lovely home!! Very tastefully decorated!! I’d love to call it my home!!
What’s does 950k work out at per month over 20years ? I’m thinking …mA little over 4k per month. Every month, Lets say you will need an other 3 k per month to eat, dress, pay bills, bring up and educate a few kids, and drive a car. So 7000 per month ( after tax) call that 12000 per mo nth Gross.
You would need a salary of c 144000 per annum. Expensive enough… But there are plenty of professional type couples out there with that type of income. Enjoy it -
It’s not for first time buyers at that price you would normally trade up or rock up with a minimum of £300,000 cash.
Lovely home!! Very tastefully decorated!! I’d love to call it my own!!
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