Kingston House, 64 Patrick Street, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
€875,000 A96P5X9 5 beds2 baths213 m2
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Kingston House, 64 Patrick Street, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
€875,000
Beds
5 beds
Price
€875,000
Property Type
Semi-Detached House
Size
213 meters2
Energy Rating
BER-D1
Refreshed on
Mar 5, 2024
Eircode
A96P5X9
Description
*Please note that the images showing the planning permission granted are computer generated and for reference only
Kingston House a period property extending to approximately 213 sqm (2250 sq.ft.). This handsome property benefits from existing planning permission to convert and extend to residential use 261 sqm (2,850 sq.ft.). However, prospective purchasers can choose to opt for minimal inexpensive changes to the existing accommodation and provide a smart kitchen and bathrooms within the 2,250 sq.ft. of well maintained accommodation.With two parking spaces, the property features a South east facing 67ft long back garden with existing insulated timber garden room, an ideal home office, gym or chill out space.
This type of change from office back to what was originally a fine period home in such a great and quiet location in the heart of Dun Laoghaire is currently very popular with the canny purchaser looking for all the amenities in a superb location.
Inside off the generous reception hall there are four similarly sized reception rooms, currently in use as offices, while to the rear return there is a kitchenette, door to the rear and another two interlinked offices. Upstairs, on the first return there is a store room and the toilet facilities. On the first floor there are four similarly sized rooms to the downstairs and a fifth room facing front. From the landing a pull down ladder accesses the converted open plan attic space which is floored and offers excellent storage solutions.
A particular feature of the property is a large east facing rear garden, extending to approximately 20.4 metres (67 feet) by 12metres (39feet). The garden is private and comes with the benefit of a fully insulated log cabin by Loghouse.ie with double glazed windows and door as well as plenty of power points.
The location is of unparalleled convenience being situated on this highly regarded avenue (one way street) adjacent to the bustling throughfare of Dun Laoghaire which offers extensive shopping, restaurants, cafes, churches, the Pavilion Theatre, IMC Cinema, the iconic Lexicon Library by the seafront, the East and West Piers and the People's Park. Walks abound for children and dog lovers by the sea, along the Metals (dating from 1815) to Killiney Hill and Dalkey along with the secret parks of Royal Terrace, Clarinda Park, Crosthwaite Park and the playgrounds at Cualanor and Honeypark. There are excellent primary and secondary schools nearby while the DART, main line trains and many buses provide ease of access to and from the City Centre. There is a wide range of recreational and leisure facilities including gyms, rugby, football, GAA, hockey and tennis, the four yacht clubs in the marina appealing to sailing enthusiasts while the Forty Foot and Sandycove Beach attract year-round swimmers. Nearby villages include Monkstown, Sandycove, Dalkey and Glasthule offering further boutique shopping and restaurants.
Accommodation
Entrance Hall (6.60m x 1.67m )
with fanlight over hall door, enclosed fuse board with all the fuse boards, digital security alarm panel, ceiling coving, ceiling rose, recessed lighting, enclosed radiator and understairs storage
Office 1 (4.80m x 3.50m )
with intercom, picture rail and ceiling coving, window to the front
Office 2 (4.80m x 3.00m )
with window looking rear, picture rail, ceiling coving, intercom and window to the rear
Office 3 (4.95m x 3.50m )
with picture rail, ceiling coving, intercom and phone points, window to the front
Office 4 (4.95m x 3.00m )
with picture rail, ceiling coving, window looking rear, telephone points and intercom to front door
Lobby (2.30m x 0.90m )
Kitchen (3.72m x 2.25m )
with a range of fitted press units, drawers, worktop, single bowl stainless steel sink unit, breakfast bar, fitted mirror, digital heating controls, Tricity Bendix slim line dishwasher and Whirlpool fridge
Office 5 (4.70m x 2.80m )
with intercom, corner Baxi enclosed gas fired central heating boiler and hot water cylinder with dual immersion
Office 6 (4.70m x 2.60m )
with window overlooking rear and built in storage unit
Upstairs
Store (1.50m x 0.90m )
Rear Return (4.50m x 3.50m )
Gent's Toilets x 2
with communal lobby
Female Toilets x 2
with communal lobby
First Floor
Landing (3.75m x 1.61m )
with hatch to attic with pull down, skylight and electric heater
Attic (13.60m x 2.60m )
fully floored and offers great storage
Office 7 (4.80m x 3.50m )
with window to the front
Office 8 (4.80m x 3.00m )
with window looking front, intercom to front door and Eircom point
Office 9 (5.12m x 3.00m )
with window to the rear
Office 10 (4.70m x 3.50m )
with window to the front
Office 11 (2.75m x 2.70m )
with window to the front
Log House (5.40m x 3.40m )
with timber panelling, floor and ceiling insulated, timber beams, double glazed windows and doors and intercom to front
Features
Highly regarded address
Very well-maintained Victorian period residence
Private rear garden measuring approximately 20.4m (67 feet) in length with detached log cabin
Upgraded over the years
Floor area currently 213.3 sq.m (2,295 sq.ft).
Formally in commercial office use
Planning permission granted for change of use from commercial to residential
Planning permission granted to convert to a 5 bedroom family home of approx. 261 sq.m (2,810 sq.ft)
Gas fired central heating
Cobbled off street parking for two cars to the front
Within a short stroll of Dun Laoghaire Main Street, shops, caf�s and restaurants
Surrounded by many parks to enjoy including The People's Park, Royal Terrace & Crosthwaite Park
Excellent recreation and leisure activities close by including the seafront, bathing at Sandycove and sailing at Dun Laoghaire Harbour with its Piers and extensive marina
Excellent transport links connecting many schools and the City Centre via the DART & bus
*Please note that the images showing the planning permission granted are computer generated and for reference only
Kingston House a period property extending to approximately 213 sqm (2250 sq.ft.). This handsome property benefits from existing planning permission to convert and extend to residential use 261 sqm (2,850 sq.ft.). However, prospective purchasers can choose to opt for minimal inexpensive changes to the existing accommodation and provide a smart kitchen and bathrooms within the 2,250 sq.ft. of well maintained accommodation.With two parking spaces, the property features a South east facing 67ft long back garden with existing insulated timber garden room, an ideal home office, gym or chill out space.
This type of change from office back to what was originally a fine period home in such a great and quiet location in the heart of Dun Laoghaire is currently very popular with the canny purchaser looking for all the amenities in a superb location.
Inside off the generous reception hall there are four similarly sized reception rooms, currently in use as offices, while to the rear return there is a kitchenette, door to the rear and another two interlinked offices. Upstairs, on the first return there is a store room and the toilet facilities. On the first floor there are four similarly sized rooms to the downstairs and a fifth room facing front. From the landing a pull down ladder accesses the converted open plan attic space which is floored and offers excellent storage solutions.
A particular feature of the property is a large east facing rear garden, extending to approximately 20.4 metres (67 feet) by 12metres (39feet). The garden is private and comes with the benefit of a fully insulated log cabin by Loghouse.ie with double glazed windows and door as well as plenty of power points.
The location is of unparalleled convenience being situated on this highly regarded avenue (one way street) adjacent to the bustling throughfare of Dun Laoghaire which offers extensive shopping, restaurants, cafes, churches, the Pavilion Theatre, IMC Cinema, the iconic Lexicon Library by the seafront, the East and West Piers and the People's Park. Walks abound for children and dog lovers by the sea, along the Metals (dating from 1815) to Killiney Hill and Dalkey along with the secret parks of Royal Terrace, Clarinda Park, Crosthwaite Park and the playgrounds at Cualanor and Honeypark. There are excellent primary and secondary schools nearby while the DART, main line trains and many buses provide ease of access to and from the City Centre. There is a wide range of recreational and leisure facilities including gyms, rugby, football, GAA, hockey and tennis, the four yacht clubs in the marina appealing to sailing enthusiasts while the Forty Foot and Sandycove Beach attract year-round swimmers. Nearby villages include Monkstown, Sandycove, Dalkey and Glasthule offering further boutique shopping and restaurants.
Accommodation
Entrance Hall (6.60m x 1.67m )
with fanlight over hall door, enclosed fuse board with all the fuse boards, digital security alarm panel, ceiling coving, ceiling rose, recessed lighting, enclosed radiator and understairs storage
Office 1 (4.80m x 3.50m )
with intercom, picture rail and ceiling coving, window to the front
Office 2 (4.80m x 3.00m )
with window looking rear, picture rail, ceiling coving, intercom and window to the rear
Office 3 (4.95m x 3.50m )
with picture rail, ceiling coving, intercom and phone points, window to the front
Office 4 (4.95m x 3.00m )
with picture rail, ceiling coving, window looking rear, telephone points and intercom to front door
Lobby (2.30m x 0.90m )
Kitchen (3.72m x 2.25m )
with a range of fitted press units, drawers, worktop, single bowl stainless steel sink unit, breakfast bar, fitted mirror, digital heating controls, Tricity Bendix slim line dishwasher and Whirlpool fridge
Office 5 (4.70m x 2.80m )
with intercom, corner Baxi enclosed gas fired central heating boiler and hot water cylinder with dual immersion
Office 6 (4.70m x 2.60m )
with window overlooking rear and built in storage unit
Upstairs
Store (1.50m x 0.90m )
Rear Return (4.50m x 3.50m )
Gent's Toilets x 2
with communal lobby
Female Toilets x 2
with communal lobby
First Floor
Landing (3.75m x 1.61m )
with hatch to attic with pull down, skylight and electric heater
Attic (13.60m x 2.60m )
fully floored and offers great storage
Office 7 (4.80m x 3.50m )
with window to the front
Office 8 (4.80m x 3.00m )
with window looking front, intercom to front door and Eircom point
Office 9 (5.12m x 3.00m )
with window to the rear
Office 10 (4.70m x 3.50m )
with window to the front
Office 11 (2.75m x 2.70m )
with window to the front
Log House (5.40m x 3.40m )
with timber panelling, floor and ceiling insulated, timber beams, double glazed windows and doors and intercom to front
Features
Highly regarded address
Very well-maintained Victorian period residence
Private rear garden measuring approximately 20.4m (67 feet) in length with detached log cabin
Upgraded over the years
Floor area currently 213.3 sq.m (2,295 sq.ft).
Formally in commercial office use
Planning permission granted for change of use from commercial to residential
Planning permission granted to convert to a 5 bedroom family home of approx. 261 sq.m (2,810 sq.ft)
Gas fired central heating
Cobbled off street parking for two cars to the front
Within a short stroll of Dun Laoghaire Main Street, shops, caf�s and restaurants
Surrounded by many parks to enjoy including The People's Park, Royal Terrace & Crosthwaite Park
Excellent recreation and leisure activities close by including the seafront, bathing at Sandycove and sailing at Dun Laoghaire Harbour with its Piers and extensive marina
Excellent transport links connecting many schools and the City Centre via the DART & bus
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