30 Iveagh Gardens, Crumlin, Dublin 12

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Beds	3 beds
Price	Sold
Property Type	Semi-Detached House
Size	950 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-E1
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Eircode	D12 WC99
Group Name	Mullery O Gara Estate Agents
Sales License Number	004302

Description

A unique opportunity to acquire one of these charming Crampton-built original Guinness homes with large 80ft South East facing garden nestled away in this highly sought after enclave just minutes from the city centre. This historic residence has been meticulously and thoughtfully refurbished by its current owners, showcasing upgraded double-glazed timber sash windows, upgraded heating system and the convenience of off-street parking. The entire property is adorned with tasteful and stylish accents, while an abundance of natural light adds to its inviting ambiance all whilst retaining a charming and characterful feel throughout. From the moment you approach this house, you can sense that you are stepping into something very special as you are welcomed with lush ever green planting, hydrangeas a stunning magnolia and mature trees. The rear garden is a hidden gem, 80ft long and superbly landscaped offering a kitchen garden, Indian sandstone paved patio space bordered by French lavender which acts as a second living space in warmer months, great privacy as well as excellent potential. It offers a very serene and tranquil setting surrounded by nature This idyllic home is as charming as can be, with plenty of head-turning features scattered throughout. Accommodation comprises entrance hall, living room with open fire, dining room, kitchen with larder, downstairs w.c, upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms and the master bathroom. The attic offers potential for conversion. A little history: Commissioned by Lord Iveagh in 1926, this housing scheme, designed by O'Callaghan & Webb, was constructed between 1926 and 1936. Originally known as the Guinness Trust, the Iveagh Trust was established by Edward Cecil Guinness, the first Earl of Iveagh, in 1890 to provide housing for the laboring classes in Dublin. These 136 houses were specifically built for Guinness employees. The scheme showcases early suburban architecture characterized by thoughtful design and superb craftsmanship. Community: Iveagh Gardens boasts a vibrant community spirit, fostered by an active resident's association that organizes various events throughout the year, including a lively summer BBQ and an enjoyable Easter egg hunt. Nestled in the serene and private enclave of Iveagh Gardens, this property enjoys a remarkably tranquil setting on a tree-lined avenue. Its location offers great convenience, providing quick and easy access to the city center and an array of amenities just a stone's throw away. From retail to coffee shops, local independent convenience shops, numerous bus routes, parks, and an excellent selection of schools are all within close proximity. A ten-minute walk leads to the Luas red line, further enhancing accessibility. The Iveagh Grounds, a versatile sports facility, hosts clubs for Rugby, Hockey, GAA, and Soccer, while nearby Sundrive Park is home to running and tennis clubs, featuring a cycling track for enthusiasts. Additionally, there is a swimming pool is a mere 5-minute walk from Iveagh Gardens. The Crumlin Children's Hospital is just a 5-minute walk away. The location is superb as it is close to Crumlin Village, Kimmage, Walkinstown and Terenure.

Features

Nestled away in a quiet corner offering a sense of calm and tranquillity Wide side entrance Upgraded and in excellent condition Exceptional garden Wonderful community in this unique enclave close to the city centre Restored original windows, original features Upgraded heating system

BER Details

BER: E1 BER No.106641954

Description

Features

BER Details

BER: E1 BER No.106641954