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Longacre, Tormanby Road, Howth, County Dublin

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Longacre, Tormanby Road, Howth, County Dublin

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Probably one of the finest sites to come on to the market in Dublin in the past 20 years, Turley Property Advisors are very proud to present Long Acre to the market. Constructed in the early 1920’s by a well-known local builder Lacey Long Acre was one of the first houses built on the southern side of the summit. The house itself boasts excellent proportions and enjoys an overall square footage of 2700 sq ft. The formal entrance which is now seldom used leads to a spacious hallway which runs the length of the house. The house is constructed to make full use of the south westerly aspect so that all the rooms enjoy optimum sunlight all day. The excellent drawing room with large marble open fire place again enjoys wonderful sunlight with the formal dining room just beside. The hall then leads to two fine sized bedrooms and the breakfast room with large marble fireplace and the stunning conservatory with breath taking views over Dublin bay and as far as Wicklow Head on a clear day. There is a door leading into the breakfast room from the front of the house which is the most commonly used entrance. The first floor was constructed in the early 1970’s and comprises 2 bedrooms with the master bedroom enjoying stunning views over the entire of Dublin city and enjoys a large ensuite bathroom with separate access onto the landing. The kitchen is functional and again enjoys one of the greatest views from a kitchen in the whole of Ireland There is a large detached garage which may be suitable to a granny flat subject to planning permission. A 1920’s detached dormer bungalow sitting on a sloping 3 acre site with panoramic views over the Baily Lighthouse and Dublin city. Located on Thormanby Road, adjacent to the summit in Howth and just 2 miles from all the amenities Howth village has to offer. The opportunity presented by Long Acre is without doubt one of the most unique to have come on the market in recent years. It is unlikely that a site of this type will be presented to the public for purchase again in the near future.

Features

Oil fired central heating Stunning 3 acre site 4 bedrooms Large downstairs bathroom complete with Sauna Detached garage 5 minutes drive from Howth village

BER Details

BER: BER No. XXX Energy Performance Indicator: XXX kWh/m²/yr

Viewing Details

By appointment only

Description

Probably one of the finest sites to come on to the market in Dublin in the past 20 years, Turley Property Advisors are very proud to present Long Acre to the market. Constructed in the early 1920’s by a well-known local builder Lacey Long Acre was one of the first houses built on the southern side of the summit. The house itself boasts excellent proportions and enjoys an overall square footage of 2700 sq ft. The formal entrance which is now seldom used leads to a spacious hallway which runs the length of the house. The house is constructed to make full use of the south westerly aspect so that all the rooms enjoy optimum sunlight all day. The excellent drawing room with large marble open fire place again enjoys wonderful sunlight with the formal dining room just beside. The hall then leads to two fine sized bedrooms and the breakfast room with large marble fireplace and the stunning conservatory with breath taking views over Dublin bay and as far as Wicklow Head on a clear day. There is a door leading into the breakfast room from the front of the house which is the most commonly used entrance. The first floor was constructed in the early 1970’s and comprises 2 bedrooms with the master bedroom enjoying stunning views over the entire of Dublin city and enjoys a large ensuite bathroom with separate access onto the landing. The kitchen is functional and again enjoys one of the greatest views from a kitchen in the whole of Ireland There is a large detached garage which may be suitable to a granny flat subject to planning permission. A 1920’s detached dormer bungalow sitting on a sloping 3 acre site with panoramic views over the Baily Lighthouse and Dublin city. Located on Thormanby Road, adjacent to the summit in Howth and just 2 miles from all the amenities Howth village has to offer. The opportunity presented by Long Acre is without doubt one of the most unique to have come on the market in recent years. It is unlikely that a site of this type will be presented to the public for purchase again in the near future.

Features

Oil fired central heating Stunning 3 acre site 4 bedrooms Large downstairs bathroom complete with Sauna Detached garage 5 minutes drive from Howth village

BER Details

BER: BER No. XXX Energy Performance Indicator: XXX kWh/m²/yr

Viewing Details

By appointment only
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Turley Property Advisors
Turley Property Advisors
Tel: 01 47...
PSRA Licence No. 002187

Date created: Mar 12, 2015

Turley Property Advisors
Turley Property Advisors
PSRA Licence No. 002187
Michael Turley
Tel: (01) ...
PSRA Licence No.002747
Call Agent: 01 47...