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20 Mount Pleasant Avenue Lower, Ranelagh, Dublin 6

Sold Energy Rating D06 H583 3 beds1 bath116 m2
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20 Mount Pleasant Avenue Lower, Ranelagh, Dublin 6

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Beds 3 beds
Price Sold
Property Type Terraced House
Size 116 meters2
Energy Rating BER-Exempt
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Eircode D06 H583

Description

Welcome to 20 Mountpleasant Avenue Lower, where a quaint and pretty two-storey property belies a unique, olde world interior and magnificent garden. No. 20 offers impressive proportions, complemented by a large, sunny, easterly rear garden. Wonderful and charming period detail is evident throughout this home and the result is pretty as a picture. In brief, the garden path leads past well-stocked planting beds enjoying a myriad of plants including Osmanthus delavayi, clematis, sea kale, a fig tree, roses and jasmine. The attractive traditional entrance door and hall open to two well-proportioned reception rooms. To the rear of the hall is the kitchen and a door leading to the magical rear garden. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate wc. The current owners have carried out remedial works over the last number of years including wiring, plumbing and insulation as well as replacing the gas boiler, to make for very comfortable living. Those discerning, green-fingered buyers will delight in the gardens to the front, set behind wrought iron railings and a mixed hedge, there is a very private, well-stocked garden where the scents of many fragrant plants can be enjoyed along with the evening sun. To the rear, planting in the large, walled garden was overseen by garden designer Oliver Schurmann of Mount Venus Nursery. Here, an extensive repertoire of plants can be found throughout the year, including climbing roses and clematis, hydrangeas, lilac, witch hazel, honeysuckle and lavender, as well as a productive apple tree and fruiting gooseberry, redcurrant and wild strawberries. Ferns and grasses compliment the planting. The pathway, with stepping-stones over a formal pond filtered by native plants, leads back to the traditional door. Superbly located, the house is within a stone's throw of the villages of Rathmines and Ranelagh with all their essential services including shops, bars, restaurants and cinemas. Dublin city centre is a short walk from the house, just ten minutes from St Stephen's Green and little further to Grand Canal Dock along the towpath. Hence, all the businesses and amenities of the city centre are within easy walking distance. The Luas is also close by, to whisk you out as far as Dundrum and Cherrywood on the Green Line or to City West and beyond on the Red Line. The locality is well served by many of Dublin's premier schools including Ranelagh Multi-Denominational, Scoil Bhríde, Sandford National School, Gonzaga College, Sandford Park, Muckross Park and Alexandra College to name but a few.

Accommodation

Hall - with polished wood flooring, coving and centre rose, original door, fanlight overhead, recessed lighting. Drawing Room - with polished wood floor, fireplace with marble surround, centre rose and coving. Dining Room - With original wood flooring, coving, centre rose, cast iron fireplace, fitted shelving. Inner Hall - with understairs storage. Kitchen - with linoleum flooring, base level units with solid wood countertops, Belfast sink and mixer tap, recessed lighting. Door leading to garden. Upstairs - Bathroom - with linoleum flooring, WC, wash hand basin, with heated towel rail, recessed lighting. Separate WC - WC, wash hand basin, recessed lighting Bedroom 1 - Large double bedroom, with wooden flooring, decorative fireplace with cast iron inset, fitted wardrobes and shelving. Bedroom 2 - double bedroom with decorative cast iron fireplace and fitted shelving. Bedroom 3 - generous single with polished wood flooring, fitted shelving, currently in use as a study. Landing - with access to the attic.

Features

  • Gas Fired Central Heating
  • Rewired and Replumbed in circa. 2006& 2007
  • Boiler Replaced in 2017
  • On street permit parking

BER Details

Exempt

Negotiator

Deirdre Hegarty

Features
Parking
Central Heating

Description

Welcome to 20 Mountpleasant Avenue Lower, where a quaint and pretty two-storey property belies a unique, olde world interior and magnificent garden. No. 20 offers impressive proportions, complemented by a large, sunny, easterly rear garden. Wonderful and charming period detail is evident throughout this home and the result is pretty as a picture. In brief, the garden path leads past well-stocked planting beds enjoying a myriad of plants including Osmanthus delavayi, clematis, sea kale, a fig tree, roses and jasmine. The attractive traditional entrance door and hall open to two well-proportioned reception rooms. To the rear of the hall is the kitchen and a door leading to the magical rear garden. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate wc. The current owners have carried out remedial works over the last number of years including wiring, plumbing and insulation as well as replacing the gas boiler, to make for very comfortable living. Those discerning, green-fingered buyers will delight in the gardens to the front, set behind wrought iron railings and a mixed hedge, there is a very private, well-stocked garden where the scents of many fragrant plants can be enjoyed along with the evening sun. To the rear, planting in the large, walled garden was overseen by garden designer Oliver Schurmann of Mount Venus Nursery. Here, an extensive repertoire of plants can be found throughout the year, including climbing roses and clematis, hydrangeas, lilac, witch hazel, honeysuckle and lavender, as well as a productive apple tree and fruiting gooseberry, redcurrant and wild strawberries. Ferns and grasses compliment the planting. The pathway, with stepping-stones over a formal pond filtered by native plants, leads back to the traditional door. Superbly located, the house is within a stone's throw of the villages of Rathmines and Ranelagh with all their essential services including shops, bars, restaurants and cinemas. Dublin city centre is a short walk from the house, just ten minutes from St Stephen's Green and little further to Grand Canal Dock along the towpath. Hence, all the businesses and amenities of the city centre are within easy walking distance. The Luas is also close by, to whisk you out as far as Dundrum and Cherrywood on the Green Line or to City West and beyond on the Red Line. The locality is well served by many of Dublin's premier schools including Ranelagh Multi-Denominational, Scoil Bhríde, Sandford National School, Gonzaga College, Sandford Park, Muckross Park and Alexandra College to name but a few.

Accommodation

Hall - with polished wood flooring, coving and centre rose, original door, fanlight overhead, recessed lighting. Drawing Room - with polished wood floor, fireplace with marble surround, centre rose and coving. Dining Room - With original wood flooring, coving, centre rose, cast iron fireplace, fitted shelving. Inner Hall - with understairs storage. Kitchen - with linoleum flooring, base level units with solid wood countertops, Belfast sink and mixer tap, recessed lighting. Door leading to garden. Upstairs - Bathroom - with linoleum flooring, WC, wash hand basin, with heated towel rail, recessed lighting. Separate WC - WC, wash hand basin, recessed lighting Bedroom 1 - Large double bedroom, with wooden flooring, decorative fireplace with cast iron inset, fitted wardrobes and shelving. Bedroom 2 - double bedroom with decorative cast iron fireplace and fitted shelving. Bedroom 3 - generous single with polished wood flooring, fitted shelving, currently in use as a study. Landing - with access to the attic.

Features

  • Gas Fired Central Heating
  • Rewired and Replumbed in circa. 2006& 2007
  • Boiler Replaced in 2017
  • On street permit parking

BER Details

Exempt

Negotiator

Deirdre Hegarty
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Date created: Jul 15, 2021

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PSRA Licence No. 002183
Deirdre Hegarty
Deirdre Hegarty
PSRA Licence No.005071
Senior Negotiator
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