For Sale

86 Hollybrook Road Clontarf,

Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03W772
Asking price
€1,450,000
Divisional Director & Regional Manager

Barry Connolly

Dublin North Office
Barry Connolly
Overview

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Terraced
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
186 sqm

Welcome to No. 86 Hollybrook Road, a beautifully renovated red brick period home offering the perfect blend of timeless character and contemporary luxury. Ideally located in the heart of Clontarf, one of Dublin’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, this exceptional property is just a short stroll from the vibrant amenities that make this area so desirable – and less than 5km from Dublin’s bustling city centre.

Property details

BER: B3
BER No. 110037538
Energy Performance Indicator: 148.17

Accommodation

  • Entrance Hall (7.33 x 2.71)The entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of this beautifully renovated period home. Step through the fully tiled external porch and original front door with stained glass surround to the bright and inviting hallway with semi solid wide panel oak flooring, with dado rail and decorative ceiling coving.
  • Living Room (3.67 x 5.96)The main reception room has a beautiful bay window with sliding sash timber framed, double glazed windows. The room is connected to the drawing room with sliding double doors in between. There is an open fire with marble hearth, cast iron and tile surround as the centre piece with bespoke backlit display cabinets on either side built by ‘Woodale design’ and Samsung connect entertainment system to the flatscreen TV above the mantelpiece.
  • Dining Room (3.83 x 3.88)There are wide board semi-solid oak panelled floors throughout both rooms with decorative ceiling coving and centre roses in both rooms. Both rooms work together seamlessly while the doors are in the hidden recess while light pours through from both ends at various times though out the day. There is access through full length ‘Crittal’ doors to the sunlit courtyard which links the dining room to the kitchen while allowing the sunlight spill into both rooms.
  • Office (3.62 x 3.17)The kitchen / sunroom extension was designed to incorporate an office space downstairs off the main hall and is fully fitted with Woodale design bookcases and storage overlooking the central coutyard.
  • Kitchen / Breakfast Room (8.92 x 5.81)This space is the centrepiece of the home, architect designed and renovated to create an incredible space for all the family to come together. There is a central island unit with quartz countertop and bespoke handmade kitchen units. Woodale cabinetry along one wall and purpose fit kitchen with integrated Neff appliances throughout. The flooring is again semi-solid engineered oak but here laid in herringbone fashion with ceiling to floor ‘Crittal’ windows overlooking the garden, a full width skylight making the most of the sunny orientation and a feature wood burning stove which is suspended from the ceiling. There is also a large utility / cloak room disguised behind folding doors fully plumbed with mielie washing machine and dryer and all the space a growing family could need for everyday storage.
  • Courtyard (3.62 x 2.54)The courtyard is a central feature of the home. The design of the extension preserves the character of the main house and allows light to penetrate to all the reception rooms downstairs. The courtyard is an elegant sunny and yet private space which connects each of the reception rooms downstairs.
  • Bedroom 1 (3.78 x 5.96)The main bedroom is a real showstopper. Situated at the front of the house there is custom made window seat in bay window which has a view to the sea through sliding sash timber framed double glazed windows and allows light to pour in all day. There are bespoke ceiling to floor wardrobes and decorative wood-panelling on the surrounding walls.
  • Bathroom (3.94 x 4.15)The bathroom is quite simply luxurious. In what was originally bedroom two there is now a fully tiled floor with free standing ceramic bath and a separate double shower with rainwater shower and glass panel with the original cast iron fireplace preserved as a feature.
  • Bedroom 2 (3.72 x 3.24)A double room on the return overlooking the garden to the rear with a cast iron fireplace.
  • Bedroom 3 (2.27 x 2.29)The third bedroom is in use currently as a nuresry and could cenceivably be returned to the original use as the main bathroom is the new owners want more floorspace in the bedrooms.

The neighbourhood

The neighbourhood

Gyms
Coffee shops
Churches
Creches
Convenience stores
Restaurants
Schools
Parks and playgrounds
Seafront

Clontarf is a historic, seaside escape just north of Dublin city centre. Famous for both Irish king Brian Boru’s defeat of Viking forces in 1014 as well as the popular Grove Disco of the 1970s and 1980s, Clontarf boasts a stunning promenade, ample outdoor space and period homes and continues to be one of the northside’s most desirable addresses.

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