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The Details
- Magnificent Victorian residence dating from circa 1863.
- Exceptional sea views towards Poolbeg Lighthouse and Howth Head.
- Beautifully retained period features throughout.
- Two elegant reception rooms with original marble fireplaces.
- Principal bedroom spanning the full width of the house with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite.
- Separate study/home office with private balcony and views towards the Dublin Mountains.
- Private south westerly rear garden with patio, BBQ area and vehicular rear access.
- Highly sought-after Sandymount location, moments from the village, strand and DART station.
- Off street car parking for one car to the rear.
- Gas Fired Central Heating.
- Double glazed pvc windows throughout.
- Residential on street disc parking.
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
275 sq. m.
South West
Owen Reilly are delighted to present No. 35 Sandymount to the market, a most impressive Victorian family residence dating from circa 1863, enjoying magnificent sea views and retaining a wealth of fine period features synonymous with the architecture of the era. Presented in pristine decorative order throughout, this handsome residence combines elegant, generously proportioned accommodation with a wonderful south westerly rear garden and an enviable coastal setting.
The property is approached via a landscaped front garden, with a paved pathway and granite steps leading to an attractive entrance vestibule. This in turn opens through to the impressive hall door, complete with a beautiful stained-glass fanlight. The elegant entrance hall features a marble floor, high ceilings, ornate cornicing and centre rose, setting the tone for the accommodation beyond. Two beautifully proportioned reception rooms are positioned off the hall, both featuring original period fireplaces and polished timber flooring, with the drawing room enjoying superb sea views.
Moving to the first floor return, there is a separate shower room and a well-appointed study/home office with its own balcony, enjoying south westerly views towards the Dublin Mountains. On the first floor, there are two generous double bedrooms, with the magnificent principal bedroom spanning the full width of the house and enjoying wonderful views towards Poolbeg Lighthouse and as far as Howth Head. This fine room also benefits from a large walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, while the second bedroom overlooks the rear garden.
Returning to the hall floor return, Bedroom 3 provides a further generous double bedroom, with an adjacent shower room.
The garden level provides excellent additional living accommodation and benefits from its own separate entrance. The accommodation comprises an entrance hall with under-stairs storage, utility/boot room with marble tiled floor, family room with attractive marble fireplace and sea views, and a superbly appointed kitchen with an excellent range of hand-painted wall and floor units. Double doors lead through to the conservatory/sunroom, with sliding patio doors providing direct access to the rear garden. Bedroom 4 and a downstairs WC completes the accommodation at this level.
The south westerly rear garden is a particular feature of this fine home, enjoying an excellent degree of sunshine and providing a wonderful private setting for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A ceramic-tiled patio and BBQ area take full advantage of the sunny aspect, while vehicular rear access provides parking for one car and leads to a substantial block-built garden store. To the front, the landscaped garden is mainly laid in lawn with a low-maintenance rockery and flower beds, with granite steps providing an attractive approach to the hall door and a separate access to the garden level.
All in all, No. 35 Sandymount is a most impressive period residence of distinction, full of warmth and character whilst combining elegant Victorian proportions, fine original features, excellent family accommodation and magnificent sea views in one of Dublin’s most sought-after coastal locations.
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More about the location....
Situated directly on Sandymount Strand, the property enjoys immediate access to scenic coastal walks and is within strolling distance of Sandymount Village with its cafés, restaurants, and boutiques. Sydney Parade DART station and multiple bus routes provide seamless connectivity. Nearby amenities include Westwood Leisure Centre, Claremont Tennis Club, Railway Union grounds, the RDS, and the Aviva Stadium, while the city centre, IFSC, and Dublin Airport are all easily accessible. Some of the capitals best schools are close by including St. Michael's, Blackrock and St. Andrews colleges.
Entrance Vestibule
(17.5m x 1.05m)
Approached via granite steps with a traditional handrail. marble floor and hall door with an original stained glass fan light.
Entrance Hall
(10m x 1.75m)
Welcoming entrance hall with original ornate cornice and centre rose detailing. Marble floor.
(4.85m x 4.85m)
Elegantly proportioned overlooking Dublin Bay, featuring an original marble open fireplace with a cast iron and tiled inset. Decorative cornice, centre rose, window shutters and polished floorboards. Double doors to..
Dining Room
(4.75m x 4.75m)
Feature original fireplace with a cast iron inset, decorative cornice, centre rose, and window shutters. Polished floorboards.
Sandymount
Sandymount is a pretty seaside village in south Dublin, close to the city and popular with locals and visitors alike. It is a highly desirable place to live with an urban village feel and an attractive mix of Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian properties. The village has a good mix of gastropubs, cafes, boutiques and independent…
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Sandymount Strand
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