D06 W1H5 3 beds2 baths137 m2
| Beds | 3 beds |
| Price | Sold |
| Property Type | Terraced House |
| Size | 137 meters2 |
| Energy Rating | BER-Exempt |
| Refreshed on | Dec 20, 2023 |
| Eircode | D06 W1H5 |
Description
Number 39 Moyne Road which has been in the same family since 1966, is a charming, period red-brick home enjoying many period features synonymous with the era including coving, centre rose, original fireplaces and high ceilings, in this prime residential setting. Superbly situated just a stone's throw from Dunville Avenue and a short stroll from vibrant Ranelagh Main Street, this property is surrounded by all the conveniences of modern living and is the perfect choice for those seeking a well-proportioned, convenient home in a most popular location. Whilst in need of upgrading and modernisation to fulfill its potential, this property is the ideal choice for those seeking a house on which to place your own stamp. Internally, the accommodation enjoys rooms of good proportions extending to approx. 137sq m / 1474sq ft (approx.) and comprises of an elegant entrance hallway enjoying period features leading to front drawing room and rear living / dining room. An internal hall leads to a breakfast room and galley kitchen. Upstairs there are three to four bedrooms with the original principal bedroom which spanned the width of the house now split in two. There are two shower rooms, one on ground floor and one on first floor. The sizeable garden can be accessed from the hallway. The private walled garden is laid in lawn with patio area and measures approx. 60ft L, from original rear wall and rear pedestrian gate. A prime residential location, within a leisurely stroll of all the amenities that both Ranelagh and Rathmines villages have to offer to include boutique shops, convenience stores, cafes, bars and restaurants. Sporting and leisure facilities are nearby to include Palmerston Park and Belgrave Square. The Luas at Beechwood is less than a five minute walk providing ease of access to the city centre and Dundrum Town Centre.
Accommodation
Entrance Hall - Wide elegant hall with original hall door and fanlight overhead, polished timber flooring, decorative archway, coving and high ceilings measuring over 10ft. Front Reception Room - with upgraded sash windows, coving, and original centres with original fireplace. Cast-iron fireplace with marble surround with black slate base and original timber flooring. Rear Reception room - overlooking garden with upgraded sash window, original fireplace with cast iron mantelpiece and original polished timber flooring. Guest WC / Shower Room - shower cubicle, wc, wash hand basin and electric shower with tiled splashback. Tiled flooring. Breakfast Room / Dining Room - with upgraded double glazed window and lino flooring. Galley Kitchen - with laminate wood style flooring, fitted kitchen with eye and base units, plumbed for washing machine, stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, tile splashback and double glazed windows. Upstairs - Bedroom 4 - on the return: original, polished, timber flooring with cast-iron fireplace Bedroom 1 - original timber flooring, cast-iron fireplace overlooking rear garden with double glazed windows. Bedroom 2 - at front of house: original larger bedroom at front of house, split in 2. With double English sash window and original timber flooring and coving. Bedroom 3 - at front of house overlooking front garden with upgraded double glazed window, polished timber flooring. Gardens - Number 39 Moyne Road enjoys front and rear gardens. To the rear, there is a sizeable garden laid in paved patio off kitchen. The garden mostly laid in lush lawn with perimiter planting beds, garden shed with rear garden gate. Measuring 60ft from rear reception room window. To the front, there is a neat garden with short lawn set behind original wrought iron railing and gate with box hedging.
Features
BER Details
Exempt
Negotiator
Deirdre Hegarty
Date created: Dec 21, 2023
