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€895,000 (€4,366 per m²)

Melrose, 3 Thormanby Rd, Howth, County Dublin, D13 C448

4 beds
2 baths
205 m²
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Description

JB Kelly presents this distinctive red brick period residence, dating from circa 1896, set along a mature and well-established terrace in the heart of Howth Village. This is a property of notable character, retaining a wide range of original features associated with the late Victorian and early Edwardian era. Behind its attractive red brick façade with feature bay windows, the interior is defined by generous proportions and high ceilings throughout. Original plasterwork, ceiling detailing and joinery have been preserved, while a sweeping staircase rises from the entrance hallway to the upper level, forming a central feature of the home. The accommodation extends over three floors, typical of period homes of this type, with external steps down to the lower level which also provides access to a private garden at the rear. At entrance level, an imposing entrance hall leads to two spacious reception rooms to the front and rear, both well-proportioned and enhanced by high ceilings and decorative coving, typical of that era. A generous sash window on the return to the upper floor floods the spacious landing with natural light. On the upper floor, there are three bedrooms, one of which has views towards Ireland’s Eye. The principal bedroom is positioned to the front of the property and has a large bay window and attractive fireplace. The return level between the ground and lower ground floor features a bathroom and separate WC, reflecting the original layout of the house. The lower ground floor offers additional accommodation including a large traditional kitchen, a fourth bedroom, a further reception room and another bathroom. The kitchen is located to the front and has separate access to the front via an external entrance with gated pedestrian access, providing further flexibility. To the rear, the property enjoys a tranquil west-facing garden laid mainly in lawn, offering a pleasant outdoor space with a good degree of privacy. The location is an integral part of the appeal. This wonderful property is in the heart of Howth Village and is walking distance to a wide selection of shops, cafés and well-known restaurants, together with the harbour and marina. Public transport is readily available with nearby DART and bus services, while the surrounding area offers access to coastal and hill walks, making this one of Dublin’s most established and desirable seaside locations. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in a prime coastal setting, with clear potential to modernise and tailor to contemporary living.

Accommodation

Entrance Level Reception Hall 8.30 x 2.05m Solid oak floors, extra high ceilings with decorative coving, archway through to staircase to upper level and lower-level return Living Room 5.30 x 4.15m plus feature bay window Large, bright reception room with feature bay window and original sash windows. Original marble fireplace with cast iron insert. Drawing Room 5.20 x 3.65m Situated to the rear, overlooking west facing rear garden. Oak floors and original stone fireplace with cast iron insert. First floor Landing 1.45 x 2.05m Spacious bright landing with high ceilings and access to attic storage. Bedroom 1 4.25 x 4.30m plus bay window Polished oak floors, original period fireplace with cast iron and tiled inset. Feature bay window with village views. Bedroom 2 3.70 x 5.25m Original wooden floors, cast iron fireplace, dual aspect sash windows with views of Ireland’s Eye and Howth Village. Bedroom 3 3.15 x 3.05m Oak floors, original period fireplace. Lower Level Bathroom 2.50 x 1.55m Return level: Tiled floors, WC & WHB, free standing bath. GWC Return level: Laminate floor 2.80 x 0.85m WC Bedroom 4 Wooden floors, sash window. Kitchen Breakfast Room 5.60 x 3.45m Cut stone tiled floor, Solid fuel stove, hot press. Range of fitted cupboards and presses. Door to front yard space with stairs to footpath. Sitting Room 3.80 x 3.55m Wooden floors, fitted storage unit, sash window overlooking rear garden. Guest WC 2.75 x 1.20m WC & WHB, tiled floors. Utility 2.60 x 2.50m Wall-mounted presses and storage units, utility sink. Door to rear garden.

Features

- Distinctive period home in the heart of Howth Village. - West facing rear garden - Original period features including sash windows, decorative coving, doors and architraves - Spacious accommodation with high ceilings - Walking distance to Howth Harbour and a wide range of shops and award winning restaurants - Excellent public transport links including DART and bus

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