Heron Lodge Petty Lane Sandymount Dublin 4
Overview
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Detached
2 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
104 sqm
A most appealing modern detached Mews enjoying bright airy living accommodation opening to a feature sunny roof terrace, ideally located in a quiet cul-de-sac off Newbridge Avenue a short walk to both Sandymount & Ballsbridge villages and adjacent to Lansdowne Road Dart station.
Heron Lodge is an architect designed contemporary Mews built circa 2010.
A most appealing modern detached Mews enjoying bright airy living accommodation opening to a feature sunny roof terrace, ideally located in a quiet cul-de-sac off Newbridge Avenue a short walk to both Sandymount & Ballsbridge villages and adjacent to Lansdowne Road Dart station.
Heron Lodge is an architect designed contemporary Mews built circa 2010. The first floor living accommodation ensures a very bright inviting living space which opens to a feature south facing roof terrace.
The tastefully presented accommodation extends to approx. 104sq.m. (1,119sq.ft.) and briefly comprises: living/dining/kitchen, study, guest w.c. / utility room, 2 bedrooms (1 en-suite) & bathroom. The property is further enhanced by a private sunny rear garden and car port off-street parking.
Heron Lodge is tucked away off Newbridge Avenue which is conveniently located a short walk from the Lansdowne Road Dart station. This is a highly regarded and much sought after location in Sandymount within walking distance of both Sandymount & Ballsbridge Villages with their wide range of upmarket specialist shops, restaurants and pubs. This deservedly popular residential location is also within close proximity to the wonderful marine amenities along Sandymount Strand and yet easily accessible to all that Dublin City Centre has to offer.
BER: B2
BER No. 102391117
Energy Performance Indicator: 118.86
- Courtyard (6.05m x 3.15m )set behind timber gates, cobble locked providing parking. Storeroom, shelved with gas boiler.
- Outer Reception Hall (2.90m x 1.65m )with timber floor
- Inner Reception Hall (4.85m x 2.55m )with timber floor, feature open thread staircase leading up to the first floor with glass balustrade, door to rear patio.
- Bathroom bath with telephone shower attachment, w.c., wash hand basin, tiled floor and fully tiled walls
- Bedroom 1 (4.10m x 3.05m )with a good range of sliderobe wardrobes, double doors out to the rear patio and door to
- En-Suite comprising shower, w.c., vanity wash hand basin, tiled floor and fully tiled walls
- Bedroom 2 (3.40m x 2.55m )with built in wardrobes and timber floor
- Living/Kitchen/Dining area open plan with doors to front balcony and south facing roof terrace
- Living / Dining area (8.25m x 3.35m )dual aspect room with timber floor
- Kitchen (3.70m x 2.50m )kitchen is fitted with a range of presses, cupboards, drawers, saucepan drawers, worktop with five ring gas Bosch hob and extractor hood over, integrated oven, integrated fridge/freezer, centre island unit with wine rack, integrated dishwasher, one and a half bowl under counter sink unit with presses, and breakfast bar on the far side
- Utility Room / W.C. with plumbing for washing machine, w.c. and wash hand basin
- Study (bedroom 3) (3.40m x 2.20m )with window to front, timber floor
- Roof Terrace (3.60m x 3.15m )with sunny south easterly aspect, timber deck with frosted glass surround providing privacy.
The rear patio is well walled, largely paved with gravel area and benefits from a sunny private access.
The neighbourhood
The neighbourhood
Overlooking the Irish sea and centred in one of South Dublin’s most charming villages, Sandymount is a popular coastal suburb in Dublin 4. It is a thriving, bustling village with excellent shops, restaurants and of course, long walks along Sandymount Strand.
The area is best known for its extensive sandy strand which runs from Ringsend to Merrion Gates.
Overlooking the Irish sea and centred in one of South Dublin’s most charming villages, Sandymount is a popular coastal suburb in Dublin 4. It is a thriving, bustling village with excellent shops, restaurants and of course, long walks along Sandymount Strand.
The area is best known for its extensive sandy strand which runs from Ringsend to Merrion Gates. Sandymount Baths were constructed in the mid-1800s and remained until 1920, and some of the ruins are still visible from the shoreline today.
Sandymount Green creates a superb centre for this village. Sandymount Castle once stood here and many neighbouring roads bear the name. The green is an excellent facility with open recreational space and is surrounded by an array of specialist shops, cafes and restaurants, including BuJo, Burger Joint and CRUDO Restaurant. The area is popular with families, as some of Dublin’s finest schools are in the vicinity, such as Sandymount Park Educate Together, Scoil Mhuire and Star of the Sea B.N.S.
Sandymount village is a short stroll to Grand Canal Dock as well as Dublin city centre and is particularly well served by public transport. Two DART stations are situated in the area as well as an all-day bus service.
In addition to peaceful walks along the Strand, Sandymount is home to a host of excellent recreational amenities. Railway Union Hockey, Claremont Tennis Club and Clanna Gael Fotenoy GAA Club cater to sports fans in the neighbourhood. Just up the road, sea swimming and bathing are easily accessed at Seapoint, and nearby Irishtown Nature Park is ideal for walking and wildlife spotting.
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