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OFTEN, WHEN A property dating back to the early 1900s hits the market, thoughts of much-needed upgrades (and a higher budget) spring to mind. The beauty of 17 Seafort Parade is that the work has been done for you.
With its attractive red brick facade, this end of terrace three-bed home has already undergone an extensive refurbishment, bringing it to show house condition, inside as well as out. A home that exudes period charm with a contemporary interior, it’s now on the market for €795,000.
A bright kitchen/dining area faces south west and offers direct access to a rear garden running the width of the period property.
While many original features remain, updated appliances by Bosch, Hotpoint and Belling plus hardworking granite countertops make this a thoroughly modern space.
The home also includes three generously-sized double bedrooms, two living rooms and a utility room. Varnished pine covers most floors, with soundproofed insulation between each level. The new solid oak basement floor has also been damp-proofed and insulated.
With exterior access to the side, a fully tiled and secluded back garden provides the ideal spot for entertaining outdoors, too.
Other additions include a new roof, double glazed sash windows and a restored front door. Along with completed electrical fittings and highly efficient central heating, you could move in to this home on the spot.
Just a short stroll from Blackrock village, Seafort Parade’s location benefits from super sea views, access to beautiful Blackrock Park along with all of the shops, restaurants and bars the suburb has to offer.
There’s a regular DART and bus service to the city centre for commuters, making this property an easy-to-access Co Dublin gem.
Saint Catherines, 17 Seafort Parade, Blackrock, Co Dublin is on sale for €795, 000 from DNG Rock Road via Daft.ie.
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