CHARLEMONT LANE IS Clontarf’s newest collection of A2-rated, eco-conscious townhouses that offer a mix of urban access, coastal charm and modern comfort. These luxurious homes are built with top-tier sustainability features and designed for those seeking a connected yet peaceful lifestyle.
Launched this month, Charlemont Lane homes are just a short cycle or walk from Dublin city centre making the location ideal for those who enjoy a balance of vibrant city life and serene coastal living. Close to Clontarf’s scenic promenade, homeowners are steps away from the sea, perfect for evening strolls or weekend cycling at St. Anne’s Park or Fairview Park. If you love the outdoors, you’ll be spoiled for choice with local amenities like Clontarf Yacht Club, Clontarf Lawn Tennis Club and the Golf Club just minutes away.
Each townhouse in Charlemont Lane has been designed with sustainability as a top priority. The A2 energy rating means that residents enjoy year-round comfort with lower utility bills, thanks to features like Firebird air-to-water heat pumps, Munster Joinery double-glazed windows and intelligent, dual-zone heating controls.
Charlemont Lane homes are fully finished, designed to be as luxurious as they are practical. Each home includes premium features from top to bottom.
The kitchen is custom-designed with high-end Neff appliances, elegant quartz countertops and ample storage space, creating a perfect space for everything from casual meals to gourmet cooking.
Outside, the red-brick facades blend classic style with modern sensibility, set against well landscaped outdoor spaces. And with full EV charging wiring and off-street parking, Charlemont Lane caters to the eco-conscious, too.
For families, Charlemont Lane is close to a variety of reputable schools, while food enthusiasts and shoppers will enjoy the nearby Lotts & Co, popular cafes, boutique shops and gourmet restaurants. What’s more is that Clontarf Road train station is just around the corner.
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