D07N6Y3 1 bed1 bath97 m2
| Beds | 1 bed |
| Price | Sold |
| Property Type | House |
| Size | 97 meters2 |
| Energy Rating | BER-E1 |
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| Eircode | D07N6Y3 |
Description
No.4 Orchard Terrace, Upper Grangegorman Road is a wonderful period redbrick home, offering a wealth of original features. The characteristic high ceilings and feature fireplaces enhance all that this charming home has to offer, whilst boasting a light filled and well proportioned interior. Steeped in history, this elegant row of homes are once believed to have been a "Guinness" house, which was provided for workers at the James Gate brewery. Built c. 1905 the family sized home has been lovingly restored and refurbished throughout the years. Accommodation downstairs briefly consists of hallway, two generous reception rooms, kitchen/dining room and upstairs there is one large double bedroom. The second bedroom was transformed into a sizable and luxurious bathroom but with some simple alterations could be brought back once again to its former splendour of a double bedroom. Outside there is a gated city styled garden and to the rear there is a low maintenance garden with gated. Directions: From North Circular Road, turn onto Grangegorman Road Upper. Continue until you see DNG "For sale" board at no 4. Viewing is very highly advised to appreciate all this lovely home has to offer. Please contact DNG Phibsboro, agent Michelle Keeley MIPAV MMCEPI ,Brian McGee MIPAV, Ciarán Jones MIPAV, Isobel O`Neill and Vincent Mullen MIPAV.
Accommodation
Entrance Hall: - 6.29 x 2.00 This fine hallway boasts period high ceilings, fanlight window over the door which permits light to flood in, plus timber flooring and understairs storage. Reception 1: - 3.61 x 3.67 Overlooking the wonderful Orchard Terrace location, the first reception room offers an ornate cast iron feature fireplace, timber flooring, ceiling coving and is interconnected to the second reception room through french double doors. Reception 2: - 3.76 x 3.33 The second reception room includes original timber door from the hallway, ceiling coving, a beautiful cast iron feature fireplace and opens out to both the dining area and the first reception room. Kitchen Dining Room: - 6.58 x 5.28 The kitchen and dining room is laid out in a convenient L shape. The kitchen offers tiled flooring, ample fitted wall and floor units, generous counter top space, gas hob and large window overlooking the garden. The dining area is filled with natural light, provides built in wall shelving and is positioned overlooking the garden through double glass doors. Stairs and landing: - The original staircase is a wonderful feature with period return detail, ceiling coving, recessed lighting and storage on the upper level. Main bedroom: - 3.74 x 5.33 The main bedroom is a spacious and bright double room with original flooring, two timber frame windows which fill the room with light, high ceilings, fitted wardrobes and a beautiful ornate cast iron feature fireplace. Bathroom: - 3.62 x 3.12 Originally the bathroom was the second bedroom and is beautifully presented, offering wc, wash hand basin, monochrome flooring, raised bath with electric shower insert. There is a rear aspect overlooking the garden and this room could be easily converted back to its original presentation as a double bedroom. Gardens: - To the front of this beautiful home there is a city style gated garden with mature plants and shrubs and gated pedestrian access. There is free residents parking to the front.To the rear of the property is a beautiful garden with walled surround, raised beds with a selection of plants and flowers and there is also gated access to the rear.
Features
BER Details
BER: E1 BER No: 114648108 Energy Performance Indicator: 325.54 kWh/m2/yr
Negotiator
Michelle Keeley
Date created: Jul 26, 2022
