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THIS TERRACED FOUR-bedroom home in Blackrock, Co Dublin was built circa 1840 and is presented in turnkey condition.
Number 8 Proby Square, Blackrock, Co Dublin is for sale for €1,425,000 with Janet Carroll Estate Agent via Daft.ie.
The house is three storeys over a garden level and features murals of Russian icons in the entrance hallway.
In the dining room on the first floor, there are scenes from Tuscany on all four walls. On the same level is the drawing room, and both rooms have parquet floors and sash windows.
The kitchen is on the ground floor and has original sash windows with working shutters. The wall and floor cabinets are handmade and there are integrated appliances and a centre island. There is also a living room/bedroom on this level with a cast-iron fireplace and original floorboards.
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The garden level has been used as an office and has a separate entrance to the front garden as well as access to the back garden. The offices were originally bedrooms and could be converted back.
On the second storey there are three double bedrooms all with sash windows with working shutters. The master bedroom is en suite.
Number 8 Proby Square, Blackrock, Co Dublin is for sale with Janet Carroll Estate Agent via Daft.ie.
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