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IF LIVING WITHIN close reach of Dublin city centre is top of your list when it comes to buying a home, one of these four properties might just be what you’re looking for.
The trip to the city will take 30 minutes or less on public transport (let’s not talk about rush hour) from any of these properties. And if you’re buying for a family, you’re in luck: they each have at least three bedrooms.
Read on to see what’s on the market right now…
A four-bedroom home, 61 Dartmouth Square is a property that seamlessly combines period features with all of the conveniences of modern-day living. Spanning close to 2,200 sq ft and across three levels, the accommodation boasts high ceilings, sash windows and marble fireplaces throughout. At garden level is the open-plan kitchen and dining room, which boasts a centre island, built-in wine rack and Belfast sink.
The four generous-sized bedrooms are on the first floor, with the master bedroom overlooking the front garden and square. To the rear is a south-facing garden, which offers off-street parking. St Stephen’s Green and Ranelagh Village are but a short stroll away from this ideally-located property.
Situated on the western edge of St Anne’s Park is Ardilaun Court , a luxurious new development of spacious apartments and houses in one of suburban Dublin’s most sought-after locations. Three-bed homes at Ardilaun Court have an overall floor area of 1,485 sq ft and come fitted with a Kube kitchen. Each house has a private rear garden, storage shed and is A-rated for energy efficiency.
The villages of Killester, Raheny and Clontarf are all within easy reach, with each boasting an array of amenities. St Anne’s Park is just across the road from the development, while there are several primary and secondary schools within walking distance. Killester DART station is just a seven minute walk away, as well as multiple Dublin Bus links.
Situated just off Griffith Avenue and tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac is 183 Charlemont. A three-bed home, this property has a bright and spacious living room to the front, with double doors leads to a generous-sized dining area and fully fitted kitchen. A bathroom and under stairs storage completes the downstairs accommodation.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a family bathroom. Each bedroom features luxury cream carpets and fitted wardrobes. Number 183 is an ideal family home, with a front and back garden, multiple schools, shops and sports facilities nearby. There are also several public transport links within easy reach.
It’s on the market for €445,000.
Located just minutes from Clontarf village, 64 Ashbrook is a spacious three-bed home situated in a quiet cul-de-sac. The property comes to the market in walk-in condition and boasts a south-facing rear garden. The downstairs accommodation briefly comprises a living room, bathroom and open-plan kitchen and dining room.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and family bathroom. No. 64 is just a short stroll away from the Clontarf seafront, with several schools and sports facilities nearby. Dublin Bus and DART services provide easy access to the city centre and beyond.
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Yadda Yadda Jeff old boy. Have you not heard, you’re yesterdays news. Time the world moved on and left these dinasours behind in their caves
The DUP. The only party to never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity
Jeffrey the puppet on the strings operated by Dodds, Paisley and Sammy Bigot Wilson. We all know they are going to say NO
DUP: It’s the Flintstones
In the most basic terms this translates to DUP will never go into government with a Catholic 1st minister.
#Dinosaurs
@damian jennings: that’s it. In a nutshell.
@Joe Bergin.: Absolutely. Unbelievable the sense of entitlement they have.
The only thing that the DUP are on course for is the ending of their ‘precious union’ and its their rhetoric and actions that will hasten its demise.
Oh God, will they please ignore those dinosaurs and set up a government without them with the other parties representing all and get NI back on track
“Grounded in reality”. This party are as far away from reality you can get
….says the masters of rhetoric and highly negative emotive rhetoric at that…
He says their deliberations will be grounded in ‘reality’. They don’t know the meaning of that word. Both them and their supporters live in a completely different universe. Still stuck in the stoneage and everyone is paying the price for it. As the Alliance party leader said today. No party should hold a veto on making progress for Northern Ireland. I’ll keep saying it, it’s high time Jeff and his buddies were sidelined and let normal life resume for the benefit of everbody.
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@Self Employed Anarchist:
lol … job for TJ’s IT Dept. on Monday :))
@zephyrum: I can’t believe it’s still up – I stand by it though- children are cold and hungry because of this “ persons “ arrogance.
@Self Employed Anarchist: in a nutshell. Well said.
@Self Employed Anarchist: I couldn’t have said it better.
@Self Employed Anarchist: i’m amazed the journal allowed this vile word through .The N word has been consigned to the dustbin of history and so should the C.word
Way to go…. it seems Jeffrey has done the SWOT analysis course
Hee Haw
They don’t want a way ahead, they just want everything THEIR way. They’re like spoilt brats
He should be KNOCKED OUT instead.
What are they going to do, release the dogs to violence and threats
If you gave the dup everything they asked for, they would find fault and disagree, gombeen ass h ole s. Should never be listened to…
Ya have to feel sorry for them… poor things… bless them.
It would be great if Mr Donaldson said something positive for a change.
And by the way, Mary Lou McDonald is not doing anyone any favours by constantly sticking for face into Northern politics. She’s a red rag to a bull up there. Michelle o Neill is well able to fight her corner and would have more credibility if she was seen as being her own woman.
I feel sorry for the man: it must be very painful to have someone stuck in your Iris.
Be careful what you wish for. A reform of the GFA could put the Alliance, DUP and SDLP into a coalition Gov with the largest of those parties suppling the First Minister. It would still be a cross community Gov and get things moving again!!
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