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Aisling,Barnacoille Park, Dalkey, Co Dublin
€750,000
264 Laraghcon, Lucan, Co. Dublin
€490,000
No. 30 Stradbrook Road, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
€795,000
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Aisling,Barnacoille Park, Dalkey, Co Dublin
€750,000

Property Description:

‘Aisling’ is a very well presented bungalow comprising of entrance hall, 2
reception, 3 bedrooms, master en suite, family kitchen with all appliances
& family bathroom.   It is in walk-in condition and has G.F.C.H.   There
is scope to extend subject to P.P.

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‘Aisling’ is approached by a short driveway with garage and steps leading up
to the main house which has a private elevated west facing sun terrace
to the front over the garage and a very secluded paved garden to the rear
which is boarded by an array of mature trees and shrubs.

Dalkey is a Heritage Village steeped in history whilst enjoying an array of
lifestyle facilities.  Boutique restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops are
available in abundance. A good choice of schools are on hand including
Castle Park, Loreto Dalkey, Rathdown and St. Patrick’s and Harold National
schools.   The DART  which will bring one into the city centre within 30
minutes is within a 10 minute walk as is the airport coach.

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