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Location
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Beds | 6 beds |
Price | Sold |
Property Type | |
Size | 460.56 meters2 |
Energy Rating | BER- |
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Eircode | |
Group Name | Elliott & FitzGerald |
Sales License Number | 003298 |
Description
A magnificent four storey over basement Georgian residence c. 1780. The house includes fine interior features including panelled doors, shuttered sash windows, ceiling plasters, elegantly proportioned reception rooms, and white marble mantle pieces. The property, which is in need of modernisation and decoration, offers the discerning purchaser an opportunity to acquire a “Trophy” property.
Rooms
Features
Fine example of a Georgian town residence & Mews Coach House Central location close to the Canal at Baggot Street Bridge Residence 460.56 sq.m. (GIA) Mews 50 sq.m. (GIA) plus car parking to rear
BER Details
BER: Exempt
Viewing Details
Strictly by appointment only
Location
Situated on the East side of Lower Baggot Street in the sector between Herbert Street and Herbert Place and within the heart of Dublin Central Business District The property is within easy reach of the DART at Grand Canal Dock and the Luas Green Line at St. Stephen’s Green. Numerous Dublin Bus routes also serve the location. Trinity College and a variety of schools are in easy reach.
History
The house belonged to Sir Philip Hanson CB.DSc, Chairman Board of Public Works from whom it was acquired in 1929 by the family of the present owners. During the Easter 1916 Rising the rear window on the second landing was hit by a number of bullets, and the damaged window glass is still clearly visible.
Planning
The property is situated within an area zoned ‘Z8’ in the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2011 – 2017. This zoning Objective provides for the following – ‘To protect the existing architectural civic design character, to allow only limited expansion consistent with the conservation objective’. 72 Lower Baggot Street is a protected structure under the Record of Protected Structures of the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2011 – 2017, Reference Number: 383
Date created: May 6, 2014