(8.71m x 1.69m) A generous entrance hallway with an impressive 3.23m ceiling height and decorative ceiling rose. An archway leads towards the stairs, with hardwood flooring.
Living Room
(4.31m x 4.18m) An elegant living room featuring hardwood flooring and a marble fireplace surround with a cast-iron inset. Large windows overlook the front of the property and are complemented by original shutters.
Kitchen/dining room
(4.13m x 3.77m) A beautifully appointed kitchen and dining area with matching cabinetry, including a range of glass-fronted cabinets with integrated lighting. The kitchen is fitted with a large Smeg six-ring gas hob, integrated oven and grill, extractor fan, Bosch fridge freezer and Miele dishwasher. Double doors lead to a terrace overlooking the rear garden.
Bathroom
(2.79m x 1.79m) A modern bathroom featuring include a walk-in shower with dual shower heads, tiled walling, WC, WHB with integrated storage, LED wall-mounted mirror and heated towel rail.
Inner Hallway
(9.89m x 1.73m) A long hallway with attractive patterned tiled flooring and two useful storage presses. The hallway provides access to the basement bedroom, utility room, bathroom and office, as well as its own separate entrance.
Garden Level Bedroom
(4.23m x 4.03m) A generous bedroom with carpeted flooring and window overlooking the front lawn with original shutters.
Utility Room
(3.89m x 1.66m) A practical utility room with integrated cabinetry, an Indesit dryer and washing machine, together with a sink and worktop area with surrounding and under-counter storage. The room continues the patterned tiled flooring found in the basement hallway.
Garden Level Bathroom
(2.72m x 1.78m) A well-appointed bathroom comprising WC, WHB, bath with shower and heated towel rail. The room features tiled flooring.
Home Office
(3.87m x 2.30m) A versatile home office with laminate flooring and double doors opening directly onto the garden.
Landing
(4.14m x 1.89m) Leading to the first floor, featuring a striking tall period window with an arched top and multi-pane glazing overlooking the rear garden. Access to the attic.
Main Bedroom
(4.70m x 4.28m) A superb, full width, principle bedroom with built in wardrobes and an integrated desk area providing a useful workspace or dressing area. Dual windows overlook the front of the property with shutters.
En-Suite
(4.28m x 1.20m) With tiled flooring, WC, WHB with integrated storage, walk-in shower with dual shower heads including a rainfall shower head, heated towel rail and integrated lighting.
Bedroom 3
(4.10m x 3.97m) max A double bedroom overlooking the rear garden. Access to en-suite.
En-Suite
(1.93m x 0.90m) With tiled flooring, WC, WHB, heated towel rail and walk-in shower cubicle.
ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMTE AND FOR GUIDANCE ONLY
Booterstown
Booterstown is a lovely coastal suburb approximately 7km south from Dublin city centre which can be easily accessed via the Dart. Beside the sea, it is a very popular place to live and close to Blackrock, Sandymount and Mount Merrion.
There are a wide range of attractive housing stock, traditional in architecture and character. The original properties retain the old-world charm and pretty styles with a mix of Victorian, Period, Red Brick, Georgian, Edwardian, modern and contemporary homes.
The village itself has several local shops, a restaurant, bar and the coastline that offers many opportunities for walks with trails for walking, cycling and swimming.
The area is well served with two good quality bus corridors and the Dart services the area.
HISTORY & CULTURE
Booterstown was once renowned for its rich farming land. Its original name came from the produce created Butterstown and this name was in place until the end of the 18th century. During this time the only building in the area was Booterstown Castle which still stands today.
EDUCATION
There are many great primary and secondary school options in the catchment area.
The main primary school is Booterstown National School, a co-educational national school.
St Mary’s Boys National School is all boys' primary school. Our Lady of Mercy Convent is an all-girls primary school.
St Andrews College is a co-educational day school.
Willow Park Junior School is a private school for boys from 5- 12 years.
Secondary Schools options include:
Blackrock College is a private day and boarding secondary school for boys aged 13–18.
Sion Hill is one of the oldest girls' secondary schools in Ireland and is a voluntary school for girls.
Colaiste Iosagain is an all Irish girls secondary gaelscoil.
Colaiste Eoin is a Hebrew language secondary Gaelcholáiste.
DINE & DRINK
The Old Punchbowl, dates back to 1779 is a famous tavern offering great food, welcoming hospitality and live music. It is steeped in history and a must see!
Gleeson’s is right in the heart of Booterstown and was once Murphy’s traditional pub and grocery store. Today it is a much-loved townhouse serves exceptional quality food and accommodation options.
Well established pubs in Blackrock to be enjoyed including O’Rourke’s, Conways, The Breffni Inn, and The Wicked Wolf. Well known eateries in Blackrock are Ouzos and Dunne & Crescenzi.SHOP
While shopping is limited in Booterstown, Blackrock village is a five-minute drive away providing good shopping facilities and boutique shops. Merrion Shopping Centre, Stillorgan Shopping are both close by for weekly shopping trips.
OTHER NEIGHBOURHOOD OFFERINGS
The Booterstown’s area is well known for its extensive sporting facilities at St. Andrew’s College and Newpark Sports Centre.
