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9 Alexandra Terrace, Novara Avenue, Bray, Wicklow

€1,099,000 Energy Rating A98XK73 5 beds2 baths227 m2
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9 Alexandra Terrace, Novara Avenue, Bray, Wicklow

€1,099,000

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Beds 5 beds
Price €1,099,000
Property Type Townhouse
Size 227 meters2
Energy Rating BER-Exempt
Refreshed on Apr 15, 2024
Eircode A98XK73

Description

Copy and paste link below to view Ricoh 3D tour https://view.ricoh360.com/9d509d6c-187e-4642-886d-3f2f9d09a87d? Audrey Power with Keller Williams Ireland is delighted to bring this very special property to the market. No 9 Alexandra Terrace is a wonderful period property which has retained many of its original features and is steeped in history. Built as holiday homes for Dublin's gentry, within strolling distance of the seafront, Bray's Victorian townhouses have grace and style aplenty. Just minutes from the Co Wicklow town's centre they are also very close to its Dart connection to the city centre, and what is one of the most scenic commutes in the country. Built in 1865, 9 Alexandra Terrace, is one of a terrace of five on Novara Avenue. It is a fine example with period features including fireplaces, decorative coving and ceiling roses, and large timber sash windows, some of which still retain their original shutters & plantation shutters. Set over three storeys to the front with a four-storey return to the rear the bay-fronted property has been graciously restored over the past 16 years to include new bathrooms/ wet room and a fabulous extension to the rear with bespoke handmade kitchen in 2016 and upgraded with Miller Brothers floor tiles in 2020. The décor style marries a rich paintscape and contemporary creature comforts with an eclectic mix of traditional and modern style and furnishings. Accommodation comprises a bright entrance porch (with original tiles). At the entrance level there is a formal drawing room to the front, its focal point is its canted bay window and welcoming wood stove burner. Painted in a heritage English mustard the eye is drawn upwards to the impressive plasterwork and original coving, which you will find throughout the house. This room doubles as a home office. To its rear is the bright large spacious kitchen and snug room (which completely lives up to its name) with original stove and fireplace that can double up as a pizza oven if so desired, This room has been incorporated into the large kitchen accessed through French doors ; the kitchen is fitted with bespoke handmade oak units with stainless steel work surface and splash back and large panelled oak island with plenty of storage underneath including all fitted Neff appliances. The washing machine and dryer are tucked away in a utility cupboard. The generous skylight bathes the dining area in light. The space accommodates a very large dining table. The owners enlarged this part of the property by about 34sq m to the rear. Large Munster joinery sliding doors open out to a city-sized patio including a delightful pergola and open garden with a southerly aspect. From here there are views to Bray Head. Also included at the bottom of the garden is a Log house room which currently houses an infra-red sauna and rowing machine, it is fully wired with internet connection and can easily be converted into a home office. Large gates lead out to the rear of the property which has private parking on the lane On the first floor return is a fine wet room tiled with white subway tiles and painted a gorgeous Typographic blue. Next to this you will find the red room in tealeaf red walls, ceiling, doors and shutters all mono colour, it is currently used as a living room but can easily be used as a 5th bedroom. This room has the original wrought iron open fireplace and shutters. It is currently used as a relaxing tv room. The home's 1st double bedroom is up a level on the first floor and spans the width of the house. This is a gorgeous room softly painted in silver fern colour with a fine marble fireplace as the focal point and its walls washed in light by the twin windows with working shutters. The third bedroom is above it on the second floor. There are two further double bedrooms to the rear, one down a level including the second bathroom with bath and electric shower and a separate toilet, with the fourth bedroom at the top of the house all bedrooms have original fireplaces. The property is BER exempt, extending to over 2,800sq ft. The Heating system is EVrad ceramic radiators. Viewing is by appointment only

BER Details

BER: Exempt

Description

Copy and paste link below to view Ricoh 3D tour https://view.ricoh360.com/9d509d6c-187e-4642-886d-3f2f9d09a87d? Audrey Power with Keller Williams Ireland is delighted to bring this very special property to the market. No 9 Alexandra Terrace is a wonderful period property which has retained many of its original features and is steeped in history. Built as holiday homes for Dublin's gentry, within strolling distance of the seafront, Bray's Victorian townhouses have grace and style aplenty. Just minutes from the Co Wicklow town's centre they are also very close to its Dart connection to the city centre, and what is one of the most scenic commutes in the country. Built in 1865, 9 Alexandra Terrace, is one of a terrace of five on Novara Avenue. It is a fine example with period features including fireplaces, decorative coving and ceiling roses, and large timber sash windows, some of which still retain their original shutters & plantation shutters. Set over three storeys to the front with a four-storey return to the rear the bay-fronted property has been graciously restored over the past 16 years to include new bathrooms/ wet room and a fabulous extension to the rear with bespoke handmade kitchen in 2016 and upgraded with Miller Brothers floor tiles in 2020. The décor style marries a rich paintscape and contemporary creature comforts with an eclectic mix of traditional and modern style and furnishings. Accommodation comprises a bright entrance porch (with original tiles). At the entrance level there is a formal drawing room to the front, its focal point is its canted bay window and welcoming wood stove burner. Painted in a heritage English mustard the eye is drawn upwards to the impressive plasterwork and original coving, which you will find throughout the house. This room doubles as a home office. To its rear is the bright large spacious kitchen and snug room (which completely lives up to its name) with original stove and fireplace that can double up as a pizza oven if so desired, This room has been incorporated into the large kitchen accessed through French doors ; the kitchen is fitted with bespoke handmade oak units with stainless steel work surface and splash back and large panelled oak island with plenty of storage underneath including all fitted Neff appliances. The washing machine and dryer are tucked away in a utility cupboard. The generous skylight bathes the dining area in light. The space accommodates a very large dining table. The owners enlarged this part of the property by about 34sq m to the rear. Large Munster joinery sliding doors open out to a city-sized patio including a delightful pergola and open garden with a southerly aspect. From here there are views to Bray Head. Also included at the bottom of the garden is a Log house room which currently houses an infra-red sauna and rowing machine, it is fully wired with internet connection and can easily be converted into a home office. Large gates lead out to the rear of the property which has private parking on the lane On the first floor return is a fine wet room tiled with white subway tiles and painted a gorgeous Typographic blue. Next to this you will find the red room in tealeaf red walls, ceiling, doors and shutters all mono colour, it is currently used as a living room but can easily be used as a 5th bedroom. This room has the original wrought iron open fireplace and shutters. It is currently used as a relaxing tv room. The home's 1st double bedroom is up a level on the first floor and spans the width of the house. This is a gorgeous room softly painted in silver fern colour with a fine marble fireplace as the focal point and its walls washed in light by the twin windows with working shutters. The third bedroom is above it on the second floor. There are two further double bedrooms to the rear, one down a level including the second bathroom with bath and electric shower and a separate toilet, with the fourth bedroom at the top of the house all bedrooms have original fireplaces. The property is BER exempt, extending to over 2,800sq ft. The Heating system is EVrad ceramic radiators. Viewing is by appointment only

BER Details

BER: Exempt
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