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GEORGIAN DUBLIN IS, without a doubt, one of the defining characteristics of the capital. These beautiful period homes make up much of the terraces north and south of the Liffey. With windows that decrease in size, as they go up, to give the illusion of more height, these commanding buildings are on many home hunters’ wishlists.
61 Baggot Street Lower is one that fits this description perfectly. A breathtaking Georgian townhouse, it seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary elegance. This magnificent mid-terrace property spans four levels over a basement and has been meticulously refurbished, preserving its period grandeur while incorporating modern luxury.
With its impressive 480 m² of living space, this luxury home features a beautifully maintained main house complemented by a self-contained two-bedroom apartment at basement level. Now on the market for €2,950,000, it would make for a refined family home, a stylish city retreat or an investment opportunity.
Once you step inside, you are greeted by an exquisite entrance hallway adorned with wainscoting, a decorative fanlight and intricate ceiling cornicing. The grand proportions continue throughout, with elegant reception rooms featuring original fireplaces, ornate plasterwork and expansive sash windows that flood the space with natural light.
The kitchen is a keen cook’s dream, equipped with high-end appliances, a large island and custom cabinetry.
The first-floor entertainment space is a true highlight, complete with a private bar and Juliet balconies overlooking the vibrant street below. A seamless flow leads to the formal dining room, where a soaring four-metre ceiling adds to the sense of grandeur.
Upstairs, the home’s bedrooms each feature built-in wardrobes and stylish en suites bathrooms with rainfall showers. The main suite is a private oasis, complete with a sandstone fireplace, a lavish en suite bathroom with his-and-hers showers as well as a walk-in wardrobe.
Beyond the home’s elegant interiors lies a large, private back garden, which is rare in a city centre location. Beautifully landscaped with olive trees and manicured hedging, it provides a tranquil escape from city life. At the end of the garden, secure access for cars and a link to Convent Close opens up the potential to develop a mews home.
The icing on the cake here is this beautiful home’s location in Dublin 2. St. Stephen’s Green, Grafton Street and Grand Canal Dock are all within walking distance, while some of Dublin’s finest schools, including Loreto College and St. Conleth’s College, are nearby.
For those commuting, there’s no shortage of transport options. The LUAS Green Line at St. Stephen’s Green and Pearse Street DART Station are both within a 15 minute walk, while Dublin Bus services and city bike stations ensure seamless connectivity across the capital.
With its rich history, impeccable refurbishment and exceptional location, this rare gem is a must-see for anyone looking for luxury in the city.
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