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THERE’S MUCH TO be said for a home that makes everyday life feel straightforward. At 5 The Mews in Ravens Mill, a practical layout, polished interiors and an A3 energy rating come together in a village setting within reach of some of north Dublin’s busiest areas
Located in Rolestown, this three-bed semi-detached house has a brick-and-render façade and well-kept rooms with a restrained palette, giving the next owners a great starting point for their own taste.
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Brought to market by Brant & Co Property Consultants, this 113 m² home has an entrance hall that introduces the finishes found throughout the ground floor, with marble-effect tiles, a carpeted staircase and useful storage tucked beneath the stairs. At the front of the house, a separate living room provides a cosy nook away from the activity of the kitchen. A large window draws in daylight, while wood-effect flooring and softly coloured walls keep the space simple and adaptable.
The kitchen and dining room are at the back of the house, where the layout makes cooking, chatting and family meals easy in one large space. Shaker-style cabinetry is paired with integrated appliances and ample work surfaces, while a breakfast bar offers a handy perch for coffee or a quick lunch.
There is room for a substantial dining table, too, making this a space that can accommodate both weekday routines and a fuller house at the weekend. Marble-effect floor tiles continue underfoot, with windows and French doors bringing light into the room and opening it towards the garden.
Upstairs, all three bedrooms are carpeted and decorated in neutral shades. The main bedroom has an en suite shower room, while the other two rooms offer scope for children’s bedrooms, guest rooms or a home office. A family bathroom includes a bath with an overhead shower; the property has three bathrooms in total.
Outside, a broad paved patio provides space for a dining set and outdoor seating. A raised lawn adds greenery, while a timber shed offers storage for garden equipment and extra household items. Gated side access is a useful practical detail, allowing bikes and bins to reach the garden without passing through the house.
Rolestown’s village setting is another part of the draw. Swords and Ashbourne offer a wider choice of shops, cafés, restaurants, schools and facilities, while Dublin Airport and the M1 and M50 are close by.
For first-time buyers or those seeking a manageable family home, No. 5 brings together several ingredients like a separate sitting room, a sociable kitchen, usable outdoor space and interiors that require little by way of an immediate project.
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