Property Description

On Open Viewing Saturday 23rd of May from 1pm - 1:30pm.Sherry FitzGerald are delighted to offer for sale this beautifully extended two bedroom home located in the heart of Dublin 7. This exceptional property has been sympathetically restored by its current owners with many period features intact providing great charm and character which include doors, picture rails and an original cast iron fireplace. Presented in excellent condition, turning the key and dispersing your belongings will be the sum of your efforts to move in.

The accommodation comprises hallway, living room with open fireplace as the main focal point and under stairs storage. From here there is a stunning open plan area that incorporates the kitchen and dining area and features high ceilings with velux windows that allow for natural light to flood the room. There is access to the landscaped rear garden from the dining area. At first floor level you will find two spacious double bedrooms and a shower room. The property is further enhanced by a floored attic with ample eaves storage.

The location is second to none with Phibsborough just a stroll away and within easy reach of the much coveted local junior and senior schools, shops, restaurants and local parks. This fine property is also located within 2Km approx. of the city centre and many of Dublin's principal places of business. The new DIT campus at Grangegorman is being developed nearby along with the LUAS development linking the city centre to the Northside of Dublin.


Garden:
The front garden features an array of plants and shrubs such as Libertia Grandiflora (which border the path to the door) and clumps of Festuca Glauca set amidst wood bark. The front wall is adorned with fragrant Jasmine and Virginia creeper.
The beautiful West facing rear garden extends to 45 ft (approx.) in length and features a decked area which is ideal for those who wish to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. The rest of the garden is laid in lawn with an abundance of mature plants and shrubs such as a eucalyptus tree, Japanese anemones, and various ornamental grasses such as seslaria, miscanthus, stipa with various spring bulbs beginning to emerge and not to mention Solanum Crispum or commonly known as Glasnevin Blue on the back garden side fence which is a riot of blue flowers from May onwards.

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