8 Dalkey Grove Dalkey Co. Dublin
Overview
Is this the property for you?
Semi Detached
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
133 sqm
Enjoying a highly regarded family orientated location, this delightful home built in 1960 provides excellently proportioned accommodation over two levels enjoying breath-taking sea views and further enhanced with a south facing rear garden.
This fantastic property is approached by a large concrete drive providing excellent off-street parking bordered by a lawned garden with mature shrubs and well-defined boundaries.
Enjoying a highly regarded family orientated location, this delightful home built in 1960 provides excellently proportioned accommodation over two levels enjoying breath-taking sea views and further enhanced with a south facing rear garden.
This fantastic property is approached by a large concrete drive providing excellent off-street parking bordered by a lawned garden with mature shrubs and well-defined boundaries. The front door opens into a bright and welcoming entrance hall which in turn opens into the inner hall with understairs storage cupboard and a downstairs w.c. To the rear of the house there is a light filled kitchen/breakfast room with a door to the rear garden, a family room and the first of the four bedrooms/sitting room. The living/dining room to the front spans the width of the property and enjoys beautiful views over the open aspect to the front, the open green and Dublin Bay to Howth. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the two bedrooms at the front have lovely sea views, and a family bathroom completes the overall living space. This wonderful home also benefits from a beautiful south facing rear garden of approximately 11m x 18m (36ft x 59ft) laid out mainly in lawn abundant with mature shrubs and trees.
The location of 8 Dalkey Grove needs little introduction. It is just a stroll away from the wonderful town of Dalkey, which boasts many superb restaurants and shops. It is also within walking distance to Dalkey DART station. Blackrock and Dun Laoghaire with their major shopping centres are only a short distance away. There are also a number of excellent primary and secondary schools and a superb selection of sporting and recreational amenities within the immediate area including golf and tennis clubs, the leisure centre and swimming pool at Fitzpatrick’s Castle as well as the wonderful tranquil scenic walks over Killiney and Dalkey Hills. The four yacht clubs and extensive marina at Dun Laoghaire Harbour with its two piers will be of major interest to the marine and sailing enthusiast as will the bathing facilities at the Forty Foot by Sandycove Harbour. There is easy access to the N11 and M50 which makes commuting to and from the city centre and nationwide very simple. There is an Aircoach servicing the airport frequently at Fitzpatrick’s Castle only minutes up the road.
BER: F
BER No. 117247775
Energy Performance Indicator: 410.47 kWh/m²/yr
- Entrance Hall (2.90m x 2.50m )which opens to the
- Inner Hall (2.95m x 2.35m )with large understairs storage cupboard and
- Guest W.C./Cloakroom with w.c. and wash hand basin with cupboards under
- Living/Dining Room (6.60m x 4.26m )with coal effect gas fireplace with timber mantle, brick inset and tiled hearth, two large picture windows overlooking the front enjoying stunning views over Dublin Bay to Howth
- Family Room (5.10m x 4.50m )with sliding patio door to the rear garden and feature electric fireplace with brass hood over and marble hearth
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room (3.35m x 3.10m )with a range of fitted cupboards and units, sink unit with tiled splashbacks, work surfaces, provision for a gas cooker with extractor fan over, door out to the rear garden and houses the Potterton gas boiler
- Sitting Room/Bedroom 4 (3.35m x 3.30m )with open fireplace with timber mantle, brick inset and tiled hearth
- Landing with hatch to the attic
- Bedroom 1 (4.00m x 3.70m )with large picture window to the front overlooking the cul-de-sac and over Dublin Bay to Howth
- Bedroom 2 (3.00m x 2.80m )with window overlooking the cul-de-sac to the front and over Dublin Bay to Howth
- Bedroom 3 (3.25m x 2.00m )with window overlooking the rear and hatch to eave storage
- Bathroom (3.20m x 1.70m )with bath with shower attachment over, w.c., wash hand basin and shelved hot press
The rear garden enjoys a south facing rear garden of approximately 11m x 18m (36ft x 59ft) and is bordered by mature shrubs and planting. To the front there is off-street parking for two cars.
The neighbourhood
The neighbourhood
Doctor/pharmacies/health centre
Dalkey is one of South County Dublin’s most scenic coastal suburbs, and a favoured spot to settle down in for Dublin celebrities (famously home to Bono, Enya, Neil Jordan and recently, a spot of respite for Matt Damon during filming!). The town’s name is originally derived from the Irish ‘Deilg Inis’ which translates to Thorn Island, now known as Dalkey Island, located just off the coast near Coliemore Harbour.
Dalkey is one of South County Dublin’s most scenic coastal suburbs, and a favoured spot to settle down in for Dublin celebrities (famously home to Bono, Enya, Neil Jordan and recently, a spot of respite for Matt Damon during filming!). The town’s name is originally derived from the Irish ‘Deilg Inis’ which translates to Thorn Island, now known as Dalkey Island, located just off the coast near Coliemore Harbour. The town is steeped in history and there are no less than seven medieval castles in the area dating from the 1400s.
Dalkey’s seafront homes and charming village atmosphere have been popular for artists, writers, musicians and actors, all drawn to the town’s stunning coastline and natural beauty. Castle Street, Dalkey’s main thoroughfare, is lined with top-quality restaurants, cafes, pubs and specialty shops. Local favourites 1909 Restaurant and Wine Bar, Ragazzi and The Grapevine are just a few top-end dining experiences in the heart of Dalkey village.
There are a number of recreational amenities in the surrounding area. Dalkey is home to the beloved Vico Baths, a popular destination for sea swimmers, as well as Cuala GAA club. There is a choice of excellent schools, both primary and secondary, in the area. Although the town offers a way of life you’ll be hesitant to leave, getting into Dublin city centre is easy via a number of bus routes, DART and Aircoach. Local schools in the immediate vicinity include Loreto Dalkey Primary and Secondary, St Patrick’s National School and Harold Boys.
Dalkey is a gem found just outside Dublin city, with a year-long calendar of cultural events, restaurants, outdoor amenities and shops that have made it one of Dublin’s most popular destinations for both tourists and residents.
Lisney services for buyers
When you’re
buying a property, there’s so much more involved than cold, hard figures. Of course you can trust us to be on top of the numbers, but we also offer a full range of services to make sure the buying process runs smoothly for you. If you need any advice or help in the
Irish residential or
commercial market, we’ll have a team at your service in no time.
5 
5 
3 
102 sqm 
