45 Synge Street, Portobello, Dublin 8

Sherry FitzGerald are delighted to present No 45 Synge Street to the market: a remarkably spacious and classical three storey over garden level period home, built c. 1861 of attractive age mellowed brick, located on this pretty tree lined street in the heart of this fashionable and sought after area only a short walk to St Stephens Green, Ranelagh, Rathmines and the Luas stop at Harcourt.

Even in a district celebrated for its superbly appointed and redesigned homes, this property with its elegant and flexible proportions stands out for its gracious living and has a special character and an atmosphere all of its own. It’s a terrific welcoming home, great for entertaining and has hosted many a party and special family events.

It extends to an impressive 260 sqm / 2,800 sqft (approx.) and has been beautifully refurbished and is presented with great sensitivity, flair and imagination. This really is a splendid Victorian family home perfectly balancing living accommodation with four / five bedrooms above the hall floor and offers the proverbial ‘turn key’ opportunity.

On walking up the original granite steps, the high gloss hall door and pristine brass fittings are indicative of the impressive and well presented accommodation that awaits. At hall floor level, there are two generous interconnecting reception rooms and a family bathroom off the hall. The garden level is a great ‘every day’ space with separate access beneath the steps into a large kitchen / breakfast room leading through to the family room which opens out to the garden. A practical utility room completes the accommodation at this level. Upstairs, this spacious home offers fantastic bedroom accommodation with four double bedrooms including the impressive master bedroom suite which also offers a generous dressing room with ensuite shower – equally, this room could be used as a fifth double bedroom.

Outside, the rear garden is a lovely feature and enjoys tremendous seclusion and privacy and is a real oasis of peace in the heart of the city and is ideal for ‘al fresco’ dining. To the front, there is a neat railed area with granite steps leading to the hall door and a separate flight of steps leading to the separate entrance at garden level.

Heading out of town along Harcourt Road, proceed straight through the lights (top of Camden Street) onto Harrington Street and take the first main right turn onto Synge Street just before the church and No 45 is on your right

Open View Saturday 11th February 12-1pm or by appointment with Sherry FitzGerald Ranelagh on 01 496 9909