FANS OF MODERNIST design may be familiar with the name Andrzej Wejchart, the architect behind the design of University College Dublin who later became a lecturer there as well.
Well, now’s your chance to own a piece of Dublin’s architectural history – if you have €3.5 million, that is.
50 Sydney Parade Avenue is a distinctive detached family home in a prime location within Sandymount, Dublin 4. Boasting an extensive 345 m², this property presents an opportunity to own an undoubtedly well-designed home in a convenient city setting.
This modernist two-story structure, which dates to the ’60s, has been thoughtfully extended and upgraded in recent years. It now offers a bright and spacious living space within a beautifully landscaped plot.
The circular frame of the internal staircase is a prominent feature that can be seen from the outside and it certainly sets the stage for what lies within.
Step inside and you’ll see that every space has been meticulously crafted showcasing blonde solid wide plank oak flooring throughout, which enhances the light throughout.
An impressive atrium in the main hall floods the space with natural light, while sliding doors open to the garden from the main reception areas, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.
50 Sydney Parade Avenue offers a well-designed layout with generous spaces that include a reception room that mixes dining with lounging. The space has plenty of custom cabinetry and an open fire adds more cosiness.
The kitchen is impressively large and has a central island, Corian countertops and top-tier appliances included. For anyone working from home, the den/home office is the perfect spot to set up. And it could be easily used as a more informal living room, too.
Off the kitchen lies a utility room and airing cupboard – two practical spaces catering to everyday needs and streamlining chores.
Six bedrooms, including a main bedroom suite with a walk-in dressing room and an en suite bathroom make up the expansive second storey. Three bathrooms sit upstairs while a guest toilet sits at ground level.
The landscaped grounds provide an array of seating areas, mature planting and a separate structure for storage and a boiler room. The property sits on approximately .3 acres, offering privacy and tranquillity in the heart of Sandymount.
Walking distance of Ballsbridge, Sandymount Strand, Donnybrook and Sydney Parade DART station, the house has excellent access to the city centre and beyond.
As are many of its neighbours in the Dublin 4 area, this large 50 Sydney Parade Avenue is shielded from view by electric gates and framed by vibrant acers and well-thought-out landscaping – a home that’s the epitome of luxury living in the city.
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