Sandycove House is a small development of luxury apartments built approximately 20 years ago, within striking distance of Glasthule Village. The development is ideally positioned on Newtownsmith in Sandycove overlooking the promenade, Scotsman’s Bay, and Rachel Joynt’s iconic sculpture ‘The Mothership’. The property further benefits from one designated parking space, a visitor’s space, a self-contained lockup store and a shared south facing terrace.

Sandycove House is a small development of luxury apartments built approximately 20 years ago, within striking distance of Glasthule Village. The development is ideally positioned on Newtownsmith in Sandycove overlooking the promenade, Scotsman’s Bay, and Rachel Joynt’s iconic sculpture ‘The Mothership’. The property further benefits from one designated parking space, a visitor’s space, a self-contained lockup store and a shared south facing terrace. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented light filled first floor duplex apartment with stunning sea views.

Internally the accommodation generously extends to approximately 105sq.m (1,130sq. ft) and briefly comprises of a welcoming entrance hall with intercom system. Off the hall there is a well-proportioned guest w.c. and a spacious utility room. Steps lead up from the hall into a stunning sitting room with solid oak flooring, a vaulted ceiling, feature fireplace with gas coal effect inset and panoramic views over Sandycove Promenade from the large bay window. Off the sitting room there is a kitchen fitted with Shaker style units and integrated appliances and to the rear there is a large bedroom with a fitted wardrobe, desk with an en suite bathroom. Upstairs there is a wonderful master suite with a bespoke Kelly Design wardrobe. This room is light filled and benefits from a sunny southerly orientation with a view over to Glasthule Church. Off the bedroom there is a large dressing room with a luxurious en suite with underfloor heating completing the internal accommodation.

Sandycove is one of South County Dublin’s most scenic coastal suburbs, with an abundance of natural beauty on its doorstep. There are many other buildings of architectural interest to include the James Joyce Tower and Geragh, the iconic Michael Scott home built in 1937. Sandycove and Glasthule villages offer a huge array of services and shops to include Cavistons, 64 Wine, Hatch Coffee and The Punnet together with many excellent restaurants and pubs including Fitzgerald’s. Sandycove and the surrounding coastline is an area of great natural beauty with many scenic walks along the Promenade and two piers, swimming in The Forty Foot and the recently restored Dun Laoghaire Baths. There is an excellent selection of public transport links to include the DART, a bus route and the Aircoach, providing a direct link with Dublin Airport. This area is very popular with families, artists, musicians, and writers because of everything it offers.