Edenmore house is a semi-detached three-bay two-storey Victorian house, built 1905, with a two-storey return to the rear. Situated in the heart of Wicklow town on a quiet cul de sac, within minutes walk to all local amenities. Set on a generous site of approx. 0.8 acres, the prospective buyer would have an array of opportunities to extend the existing home and possibly construct on the two garden plots, subject to planning permission.

Edenmore house is a semi-detached three-bay two-storey Victorian house, built 1905, with a two-storey return to the rear. Situated in the heart of Wicklow town on a quiet cul de sac, within minutes walk to all local amenities. Set on a generous site of approx. 0.8 acres, the prospective buyer would have an array of opportunities to extend the existing home and possibly construct on the two garden plots, subject to planning permission. It is ideal for growing families and has scope to be changed and adapted to suit.

Edenmore house still has many original period features throughout to include period fireplaces, sliding sash windows, window shutters, ceiling cornicing and original doors. The grounds have wrought-Iron double-leaf gates and railings.

Entering this fine home, you are immediately impressed by the spacious well-proportional rooms throughout this home. The front living and dining rooms are both beautiful, bright rooms being dual aspect. 8ft ceilings, original fireplaces, sash windows with wooden shutters offers a pleasant setting having windows on both sides overlooking the gardens. The family room and kitchen adjoining each other are in the heart of the home having access to a separate laundry room and pantry. A door from the kitchen leads to outbuildings to include, garage, tool and garden shed and boiler house. Storage room under the staircase and WC completes the accommodation on this level.

A crafted staircase leads you to the 1st floor. An office or 4th bedroom has a large window overlooking the front gardens on this quite lane. Two generous size bedrooms having dual aspect overlooking the beautiful gardens and the sea in the distance. The master bedroom again is a generous size overlooking the rear gardens with an attached TV room which has several uses. The main bathroom and a separate WC completes this level.

The rear garden is a particular feature of this stunning home. With an idyllic south westerly aspect to the rear, the gardens are mainly laid out in lawn and have a large array of mature trees and shrubs surrounding. There is a large patio area off the kitchen which is the perfect spot for evening drinks or outdoor dining. Wrought-iron gates lead you into the sweeping driveway which has numerous parking spaces as well as off-street parking.

Wicklow Town is the jewel in the crown of County Wicklow, known as the Garden of Ireland; and for good reason. Perched a convenient distance from Dublin, without the rush and bustle of city living, County Wicklow is renowned for its glorious views, invigorating fresh air and welcoming people. With mountain vistas in one direction and the sea in the other, Wicklow is the best of natural Irish beauty all in one place.