Set elevated from the road behind a walled strip of garden, Hamilton House at 13 Trafalgar Terrace is a true jewel in the crown of coastal Monkstown. This magnificent three-storey over garden-level Victorian property, constructed circa 1840, occupies a prime position on one of the area’s most prestigious terraces. It enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views across Dublin Bay to the front and a prized southerly orientation to the rear — a rare and coveted combination.

Set elevated from the road behind a walled strip of garden, Hamilton House at 13 Trafalgar Terrace is a true jewel in the crown of coastal Monkstown. This magnificent three-storey over garden-level Victorian property, constructed circa 1840, occupies a prime position on one of the area’s most prestigious terraces. It enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views across Dublin Bay to the front and a prized southerly orientation to the rear — a rare and coveted combination.

Hamilton House effortlessly balances historical grandeur with contemporary comfort, offering a remarkable 432 sq.m. (4,650 sq.ft) of accommodation. Having been lovingly maintained and continuously upgraded over the years, it now presents as a superbly appointed family home where timeless elegance meets modern functionality. Period features such as ornate ceiling coving, cornicing, original fireplaces, sliding sash windows with working shutters and high ceilings punctuate the interiors, evoking the charm and craftsmanship of a bygone era.

From the moment you step inside, the sense of scale and sophistication is apparent. The entrance level welcomes you with a wide and graceful hallway, floored in luxurious travertine stone. Off the hall, the interconnecting reception rooms offer both dramatic sea views and sun-soaked rear garden outlooks. These formal spaces are ideal for entertaining or quiet enjoyment, bathed in natural light and steeped in atmosphere. A well-appointed guest W.C. is tucked discreetly off the hall. The bespoke kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances flows into a breakfast room that opens directly to the sun-drenched rear garden — a delightful space for relaxed family living.

At the lower garden level there is a large gym to the front which is an adaptable space as well as a further living room with a striking dancing flame contemporary fireplace and offers a cosy retreat. This level also includes a large utility room, downstairs w.c. and doors to the front and rear.

The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive, designed with comfort and elegance in mind. On the first-floor return, a quiet study doubles as a fifth bedroom, ideal for guests or home working. The principal bedroom, located on the main first floor, spans the full width of the house and offers a majestic outlook over the bay through two large sash windows. Waking up to the ever-changing light and activity on the water is an experience of daily delight. The principal suite includes a luxurious en suite bathroom, while a further double bedroom completes this floor.

On the second-floor return, a stylish family bathroom includes a state-of-the-art steam shower and sauna — a spa-like sanctuary. The top floor boasts two more generously proportioned double bedrooms, each with private en suites and again, offering breath-taking sea views.

Outside, the rear garden is a haven of tranquillity and sunshine. South-facing and beautifully landscaped for minimal maintenance, it features a generous patio for al fresco dining, mature shrubs, raised flowerbeds and elegant granite walls. The space is both private and peaceful — a rare quality so close to the heart of Monkstown village.

The second to none location will make for an incredible quality of life for the discerning purchaser being situated in the highly regarded and extremely desirable coastal suburb of Monkstown within a short stroll of the village with its wide array of boutique style shops, excellent restaurants, cafes and bars. Blackrock town centre as well as Dun Laoghaire are also available close at hand with a whole host of further amenities. The seafront and Monkstown/Salthill Dart station are all literally within a stone’s throw. There is an excellent choice of renowned primary and secondary school close by and superb recreational and leisure facilities not least the four yacht clubs and extensive marina at Dun Laoghaire harbour and with its two piers that will be of interest to the marine and sailing enthusiast. One literally has to only cross the street to the bathing place by the Martello tower at Seapoint. The one way traffic system on the seafront makes for a wonderful quiet and peaceful vista with cyclists pedalling by and hardy swimmers making their way to and from Seapoint.