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This spacious double-fronted period home was built around 1849 and extends over 2,500 feet (232 square metres) and is within walking distance of both bustling towns of Ranelagh and Rathmines.
The four-bedroom house retains a number of original features such as high ceiling, decorative cornicing centre roses and original fire places throughout. It’s on sale for €1.4 million.
The modern fully fitted kitchen has been designed to take advantage of natural light, with rooftop windows and doors that lead out into the landscaped garden.
There are four spacious reception rooms within the home, presenting plenty of space for a family.
The bathrooms have underfloor heating and there is a large en-suite off the master bedroom.
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The house has four spacious double bedrooms, all with original fireplaces. It has been wired for cable television and is heated by gas-fired central heating and also features solar panels.
18 Castlewood Avenue, Rathmines, Dublin 6 is on sale for €1.4 million from Young’s Estate Agents via Daft.ie.
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