49 Philipsburg Avenue, Fairview, Dublin 3

€3,500 / month

Beds	3 beds
Price	€3,500 / month
Property Type
Size	111 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-D2
Refreshed on	Aug 21, 2025
Eircode
Group Name	Claire
Sales License Number	004764

Description

Short term lease available immediately until 31st March 2026. No.49 Philipsburgh Avenue is a perfect example of an Alexander Strain built home, dating from the early 1900's and now completely refurbished. In turnkey condition, this stylish period home blends original features with modern style and convenience, ideally located in the highly sought-after area of Fairview, Dublin 3. Oozing with the architectural character of a bygone era and rich in period detail, this charming residence features original fireplaces, stained glass doors, original timber floorboards and ceiling cornicing. Rewired, replumbed, with gas central heating and inset solid fuel stove, enhancements to the property have also included a natural slate roof, Marvin sash windows, a new fitted kitchen with breakfast nook and a sandstone-paved courtyard garden. The accommodation extends to c.111m2/1195 sqft and briefly comprises a reception hall with original stained glass front door (reconditioned & painted), two interconnecting reception rooms, new fitted kitchen with breakfast nook and a shower room. Upstairs, off a spacious and naturally bright landing there are three bedrooms (2 doubles and 1 single) and a bathroom. The master bedroom with its large bay window, high ceiling and original cast iron fireplace is particularly seductive and spans the full width of the house. A railed front garden with pedestrian gate, typical of the era features decorative pebbles and is attractively planted with a mature magnolia tree. The rear courtyard style garden with sandstone paving is L-shaped and accessible through a set of french doors off the dining room and also from the kitchen lobby. A sunny west facing aspect allows you to make the most of sunny afternoons and evenings. Rear access is available from a resident only lane via Turlough Gardens. Residents of Fairview can enjoy a wealth of amenities on their doorstep including a choice of well-regarded primary and secondary schools. There are numerous cafés, restaurants and bars in the surrounding environs alongside a selection of supermarkets and other retail shopping. Fairview village and neighbourhood is host to a vibrant mix of shops, restaurants and delicatessens. Active outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy leafy Fairview Park, and Clontarf's seafront promenade within minutes, with Westwood gym and fitness centre close-by. Dublin city centre is within easy walking or cycling distance with excellent transport links including numerous bus routes, Clontarf Road Dart Station, Connolly Station & LUAS stop only minutes away. TU Dublin and Trinity College can be reached within comfortable walking or cycling distance, as can Eastpoint Business Park and the docklands. The M50, M1 and Dublin Airport are also easily accessible.

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