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78 Hollybrook Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3

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3 beds1 bath136.5 m²

78 Hollybrook Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3

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Description

Number 78 Hollybrook Road is an authentic period property built in the late 1800’s. While In need of complete renovation it retains the period charm and style of the Victorian era. Throughout the home elegant features such as original fireplaces, ornate plasterwork and high ceilings all create a special old world grandeur feel, typical of these red brick jewels. Accommodation comprises of two well proportioned interconnected reception rooms, the living room to the front with a large bay window. To the rear a kitchen, pantry and WC. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and a bathroom. The attic has planning permission to be converted into a 4th bedroom. Outside a private garden with rear pedestrian access. Located beside the sea and the Clontarf promenade, this area is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. The DART station and ample bus routes are minutes walk away allowing swift access to the City Centre. This is a very special opportunity for creative and undaunted buyers to transform a classic period house into a stylish modern home in this covetable address. Planning permission had been granted to extend and plans can be viewed online.

Description

Number 78 Hollybrook Road is an authentic period property built in the late 1800’s. While In need of complete renovation it retains the period charm and style of the Victorian era. Throughout the home elegant features such as original fireplaces, ornate plasterwork and high ceilings all create a special old world grandeur feel, typical of these red brick jewels.Accommodation comprises of two well proportioned interconnected reception rooms, ...

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Features

Original period features Rear pedestrian access Walking distance to Clontarf DART station Planning permission granted for attic conversion and extension

Features

Original period featuresRear pedestrian accessWalking distance to Clontarf DART station Planning permission granted for attic conversion and extension.

BER Details

BER: G BER No.110921103 Energy Performance Indicator:820.5 kWh/m²/yr

Description

Number 78 Hollybrook Road is an authentic period property built in the late 1800’s. While In need of complete renovation it retains the period charm and style of the Victorian era. Throughout the home elegant features such as original fireplaces, ornate plasterwork and high ceilings all create a special old world grandeur feel, typical of these red brick jewels. Accommodation comprises of two well proportioned interconnected reception rooms, the living room to the front with a large bay window. To the rear a kitchen, pantry and WC. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and a bathroom. The attic has planning permission to be converted into a 4th bedroom. Outside a private garden with rear pedestrian access. Located beside the sea and the Clontarf promenade, this area is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. The DART station and ample bus routes are minutes walk away allowing swift access to the City Centre. This is a very special opportunity for creative and undaunted buyers to transform a classic period house into a stylish modern home in this covetable address. Planning permission had been granted to extend and plans can be viewed online.

Description

Number 78 Hollybrook Road is an authentic period property built in the late 1800’s. While In need of complete renovation it retains the period charm and style of the Victorian era. Throughout the home elegant features such as original fireplaces, ornate plasterwork and high ceilings all create a special old world grandeur feel, typical of these red brick jewels.Accommodation comprises of two well proportioned interconnected reception rooms, ...

Rooms

Features

Original period features Rear pedestrian access Walking distance to Clontarf DART station Planning permission granted for attic conversion and extension

Features

Original period featuresRear pedestrian accessWalking distance to Clontarf DART station Planning permission granted for attic conversion and extension.

BER Details

BER: G BER No.110921103 Energy Performance Indicator:820.5 kWh/m²/yr

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